Agbodrafo is a canton in southern Togo within the Maritime Region, nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and Lake Togo. The city developed around a Portuguese fort and was known to Europeans as Porto Seguro. This former Portuguese settlement sits just half an hour's drive from Lomé, and is now a peaceful small town on the shores of Lake Togo.

What to Do in Agbodrafo?

Agbodrafo has been recognized as part of the "Slave Coast". Visitors can discover several remnants of this past, including the slave house and the well of the enslaved.

Surrounded by small villages, Lake Togo—a 64 km² body of water teeming with fish and aquatic life—stands as one of the country's most welcoming destinations, where water sports can be enjoyed.