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Porto Novo, on the shore of Lake Nokoue, east of Cotonou. It is the location where the Portuguese established a slave trading post in the 16th century and named it after Porto in Portugal.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Porto Novo, on the shore of Lake Nokoue, east of Cotonou. It is the location where the Portuguese established a slave trading post in the 16th century and named it after Porto in Portugal.
Dansing and demonstrations next to the the Cathédrale Notre Dame de l'Immaculée Conception in Porto Novo
Porto Novo, on the shore of Lake Nokoue, east of Cotonou. It is the location where the Portuguese established a slave trading post in the 16th century and named it after Porto in Portugal.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Aguegue village on lake Noukoue close to Porto Novo. Houses are built on stilts as the water rises considerably in the rainy season.
Porto Novo, on the shore of Lake Nokoue, east of Cotonou. It is the location where the Portuguese established a slave trading post in the 16th century and named it after Porto in Portugal.
Dansing and demonstrations next to the the Cathédrale Notre Dame de l'Immaculée Conception in Porto Novo