Plage de Lido, Beach in Port-Bouët, Abidjan, Ivory Coast

Plage de Lido is a sandy beach along the Atlantic coast in the Port-Bouët area of Abidjan. It provides swimming areas, equipment rentals, and food vendors, all overseen by lifeguards during operating hours.

Plage de Lido lies in the Lagunes district of south-eastern Ivory Coast, about 220 km south-east of Yamoussoukro, on the Gulf of Guinea coast at Port-Bouët in Abidjan. The site has a savanna climate, with average temperatures around 23 °C, reaching about 25 °C in April and dropping to about 20 °C in June, and annual rainfall of roughly 1,467 mm, heaviest in June at about 322 mm and lightest in January at about 15 mm.

The beach lies in the Lagunes district, about 220 km southeast of Yamoussoukro, on the Gulf of Guinea. Its savanna climate brings roughly 1,467 mm of rain a year, with June the wettest month at about 322 mm and January the driest at about 15 mm. Average temperatures run from about 20 °C in June to 25 °C in April.

The beach operates from 7 AM to 6 PM daily with lifeguards on duty throughout these hours. Conditions can vary with weather, so checking local updates before visiting helps ensure a safe experience.

Plage de Lido lies in the Lagunes District, about 220 km southeast of Yamoussoukro, on the Gulf of Guinea. The local climate is a savanna type, with average temperatures near 23 °C, April the warmest month at about 25 °C and June the coolest at about 20 °C. Annual rainfall averages around 1,467 mm, and June is the wettest month, with about 322 mm.