The Glehue Voyage Group specializes in organizing and curating return to Africa trips for Afrodescendants. Our current offering is a guided journey to the Republic of Benin, West Africa.
Our work leverages expert's collective experience to help you facilitate meaningful connections with ancestral lands.
Reconnect with your history through a pilgrimage in the heart of the ancient city of Ouidah and discover the cultural Vodun festival.
Reserve Now3 days of your trip will be in Ouidah—the spiritual heartland of Vodun—for Vodun Days, a truly immersive cultural festival. Wander through a vibrant marketplace filled with art, fashion, crafts, and spiritual expressions. Be transfixed by ritual processions and the ceremonial appearances of Zangbétos and Egúngun. Celebrate the spirit of Vodun through traditional music, dances, open-air concerts, and meaningful cultural exchange. Held around January 10, this festival draws hundreds of thousands of visitors each year—offering an authentic and enlightening window into Benin’s living heritage. Engage with ancient traditions. Feel the rhythms of the past and the creative pulse of the present
$3500 USD/guest
For a single room
$2900 USD/guest
Shared room with companion
A $750 deposit will be required to reserve your spot. This deposit is non-refundable except at the sole discretion of the tour organizers. A second payment of $750 is due 60 days before the start of the trip, and final payment is due 30 days before the start of the trip.
Americans require a visa to enter Benin. The 30 days visa can be applied for and delivered electronically. It costs around 60$. For more information please visist the following link:
Cotonou Landmarks and museums
Black river and museums
Visit of the old slave route
Vodun Days Experience day1
Vodun Days Experience Day2
Visit of souvenir shops & cultural activities
Benin now offers a special pathway for Afro-descendants to have their Beninese nationality officially recognized. This initiative welcomes individuals with proven ancestral ties to sub-Saharan Africa, particularly those whose ancestors were deported during the transatlantic slave trade..
Anyone able to trace their ancestry to a sub-Saharan African deportee from the slave trade era as well as Individuals of sub-Saharan African origin born before 1944 in regions affected by deportations.
For full details, document requirements, and to begin your application, visit the official portal here :
We understand that this journey is deeply personal and sacred. Our mission is to facilitate meaningful connections between the diaspora and the motherland.
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