GrandLahou

Grand-Lahou is a coastal town and commune in the Lagunes District of Ivory Coast. Situated on the Atlantic coast, it is known for its beaches and fishing activities. The town is a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors interested in its natural beauty and opportunities for relaxation.

Historically, Grand-Lahou has been an important port and trading center, with its origins tracing back to colonial times. The local economy is largely based on fishing, agriculture, and tourism. The surrounding region is characterized by lagoons, mangrove forests, and tropical vegetation, contributing to its ecological significance.

The population of Grand-Lahou is diverse, with various ethnic groups residing in the area. The local culture is a blend of traditional Ivorian customs and influences from its history as a trading post. The commune is also home to the Grand-Lahou National Park, a protected area that supports a variety of wildlife and ecosystems. Access to Grand-Lahou is typically via road from Abidjan, the economic capital of Ivory Coast. The town offers basic amenities for visitors, including hotels and restaurants.