Short-stay apartments in Abidjan.

Abidjan: city of contrasts

Plateau: Abidjan's business district. Glass towers, banks, corporate HQs, lagoon views.
Cocody: upscale residential and diplomatic quarter. Embassies, Riviera golf, excellent restaurants.
Marcory: mid-range, lively, authentic Abidjan street life.
Treichville: historic market and cultural district.

Abidjan has an extraordinary food scene: street food (alloco fried plantain, garba attiéké fish) alongside fine dining. The lagoon city geography gives Abidjan a dramatic skyline rivalling Lagos.

Côte d'Ivoire's economy

Côte d'Ivoire is the world's largest cocoa producer (40% of global supply) and West Africa's second-largest economy. It has experienced sustained growth and is increasingly attractive for business investment.