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

E-mail us

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.

Our back office is staffed by Cindy Noordermeer-Panou, who will answer your emails and will make travel proposals based on your wishes. Cindy is both Dutch and English speaking, so if you are from The Netherlands and feel more comfortable asking your questions in Dutch, please do so.

Contact Cindy Noordermeer-Panou

Cindy Noordermeer-Panou can be reached at:

T. + 233.24.7522173
E. info@joli-ecotours.com

Cindy speaks English and Dutch.

Contact Apollo Panou

Apollo Panou can be reached at:

T. + 233.20.8120856
T. + 233.27.4045025
E. info@joli-ecotours.com

Apollo speaks English and French.

Postal address

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P.O. box DD79
Dodowa, Greater Accra
Ghana.

Terms and conditions

The following terms and conditions apply to all our tours:

Flyers

We have a flyer you can download for your own use or to send to other people:

General company information in Dutch

If you want general information about the Jolinaiko Eco Tours Company (so 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.

Jolinaiko Eco Tours on Facebook

We have our own Facebook page (http://www.facebook.com/jolinaiko), where we share the latest news, and you can connect with us:

“ From June till August 2010 we have travelled with our 3 kids (5, 8 and 11 years old) through Ghana, Togo and Benin for 8 weeks. The last 5 weeks we have travelled with Jolinaiko tours.

The program was set up very well by Cindy and completely fullfilled our needs and wishes. It was a great, great experience to travel together with our guide Apollo, as well as for us as for the children. The numerous discussions and talks we had about the life in West Africa, the visits to the villages, markets and meetings with the local people and their traditions, the chats and laughs we had, the games we played makes it a once in a life time experience for all of us.

Travelling by car with a guide and driver (in our case Evans and Nashirou) is to our opinion the most convenient way to cross these countries. It felt safe, in our case with the kids off course the most important aspect, we have visited places and regions you can't easily reach by public transport, we were flexible and we have seen and heard a lot of the country, the people and its habits.

We left Ghana with the feeling that we have really experienced the life in West Africa! Apollo and Cindy, thank you very much! ”

Schonk family,
The Netherlands.
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“ I have been travelling with Apollo on several trips and tours. He is friendly, sympathetic and very knowledgable. Above all, he is very reliable and flexible and will adjust his tours to meet your wishes.

Apollo has shown me the Ghanese way of living in Accra and in villages outside. I have also seen natural and cultural highlights, like Kakum national park, Fort El Mina and waterfalls.

Any means of transportation is possible: buses, cars, taxi's, and riding a bike in the hills north of Accra is certainly worthwhile! Apollo will do his best to make your tour enjoyable! ”

Erik Overmars,
The Netherlands. sankofa
“ Through a friend, I got in touch with Apollo Panou. From the time he welcomed me at the airport untill one month later when I left him to travel by my self, he helped me with everything.

He showed me many pretty places. Places you cannot find with a guidebook. He took me to drink pito (a special brewed local drink) with old men in traditional villages. He showed me the Rastafarians because I was interested.

He taught me how to wear my money, how to discuss with the ‘sellers’ and he cooked me the best traditional Ghanaien dishes. ”

Marleen,
The Netherlands.