Travellers to Togo will find accommodations among the least expensive in West Africa. From dollar-a-night campgrounds to first-class suites at around US$50.00 , you certainly won't break the bank on your bedding options. Likewise, food is very affordable in all but the finest restaurants. A street vendor's meal might leave you stuffed to the gills for an outlay of only US$1.00 .

Budget-crunching travellers should be able to get by on no more than US$10.00 a day, though doubling that would chase away many of the inherent worries of dive-hopping. Up the ante to US$50.00 per day, and you won't have a worry in the world.

Banks are your best bet for changing money, though there are plenty of razor-sharp black marketeers near Lomé's Ghanaian border and on Rue du Commerce in the city centre.

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