Jolinaiko Eco Tours - Experience West Africa!
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How to contact us

E-mail

You may e-mail us directly at: info@joli-ecotours.com with all your questions.

Important: if you consider travelling or volunteering with us, we kindly ask you to fill in our contact form in place of only e-mailing us. It is very important that we receive your specified requests and information in the form to provide you with the best response possible.

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Telephone numbers

+ 233.20.8120856 (Apollo Panou. Languages: English, French)
+ 233.27.4045025 (Apollo Panou. Languages: English, French)
+ 233.24.7522173 (Cindy Noordermeer-Panou. Languages: English, Dutch)

Postal address

Jolinaiko Eco Tours
P.O. box DD79
Dodowa, Greater Accra
Ghana.

Contact in Dutch

If you are from The Netherlands, and you feel more comfortable asking your questions about our travel or volunteering possibilities in Dutch, you may contact Cindy Noordermeer-Panou in Ghana.
You may also e-mail Cindy at cindy@joli-ecotours.com or call her in Ghana on the number 00233-247522173. We suggest www.televergelijk.nl for the cheapest rates to a mobile phone with a 0900 number from The Netherlands.

Contact person in The Netherlands

If you want general information about the Jolinaiko Eco Tours Company (not for travel information or proposals) from someone in The Netherlands, you may get in contact with Remco Kalf.

As the web designer of this website, an advisor to Jolinaiko and a board member/founder of the Stepping Stones for Africa Foundation in The Netherlands which offers ongoing technical support to Jolinaiko Eco Tours, Remco will be more than happy to respond to your questions. You may contact him at remco@steppingstonesforafrica.org or on the number +31-(0)70-3819122.

The biggest asset of Apollo is that he has an exellent knowledge of Ghana and the Ghanaian culture and can explain very clearly about it to us Westerners. He is proud of his country and likes to show all its beauty to whoever is interested.

Apollo is very approachable for visitors as well as for Ghanaians. He therefore is the missing link between different cultures.

For me it was a perfect way to get to know the true gems of West Africa: its people.

Ingrid de Beer,
Ghana Netherlands Chamber of Commerce and Culture,
Accra, Ghana.