Long Stay Parking

3,000 XOF per day keeps the car by the airport

Long Stay Parking at Lomé–Tokoin International (T1) runs 3,000 XOF per day or 15,000 XOF for a full week, so longer trips start to make more sense after day five. It’s set up for people leaving the car while they’re out of the country, not quick pickups. You pay in West African CFA franc, and pricing is flat, so there’s no peak-hour surprise at checkout.

The lot sits about 0.5 miles from the terminal, with a shuttle ride of roughly 10 minutes once you’re on board. Shuttles typically loop every 30 minutes, so build at least a 40–45 minute buffer from parking the car to reaching T1 check-in. If your flight out of Lomé is first wave in the morning, aim for an even earlier arrival to avoid cutting it close.

This is a long-stay surface lot, not a short-stay row by the front door, so plan for basic outdoor parking rather than premium positioning. At 15,000 XOF for seven days, it undercuts using city taxis both ways if you’re gone more than a few days, especially for families or groups splitting the cost across several passengers.

There’s a shuttle stop inside the lot and a corresponding pick-up area outside T1 arrivals, so remember which direction you need: terminal-bound when you arrive, lot-bound when you land back in Lomé. The practical move: snap a photo of your row and the shuttle stop sign when you park, then set a reminder to factor in that 30-minute shuttle frequency on your return flight day.