Interesting place to visit though a lot of the locals weren't very friendly.
Ganvie is a lake village in Benin, Africa lying in Lake Nokoué, near Cotonou. Worth a visit, nice water market in the morning
Una Venezia lacustre in Africa. Da visitare assolutamente!Una giornata indimenticabile e attraente, il tempo qui si e fermato ed e' un esempio di organizzazione sociale. Tutto il trasporto su acqua ed anche la distribuzione dell'acqua potabile è su barche con taniche.
Its a floating village and is worth a visit..
This place is having a world heritage site status of UNESCO.
The village was created in the sixteenth or seventeenth centuries by the Tofinu tribe took to the lake to avoid strong Fon warriors capturing slaves for sale to European traders. the Ganvie villager are often referred to as "water men."
The African Venice, definitely would recommend a stop there.
Ganvié is a tiny village island in the town of Ganive. The island is supported by stilts and has a jetty on the other side of the island. Ganvié is 4.7 hectares in size and population is 12.