- ClimateWarm23–39°
Top cities
- Abidjan6.5M residents
- Bouaké705K residents
- Korhogo349K residents
- Daloa324K residents
- San-Pédro274K residents
Source: GeoNames


Airports in Ivory Coast
Félix-Houphouët-Boigny International Airport is Ivory Coast's busiest gateway.
Ivory Coast is quieter than 79 of 87 countries worldwide. It sees ~10 air passengers per 100 residents a year — a derived figure, not itself ranked.
1 major airport handles about 2.5M passengers a year. Tap any to see its nearest cities and how far they are.
Good to know — passenger volume is total throughput, not direct-route breadth; a large hub can still lack flights to your region. Learn how we measure this →
Passport strength in Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast's passport ranks #78 worldwide — 52 destinations visa-free.
This is the passport you’d gain by naturalizing here — a long-horizon payoff measured in years of residency, not a signal for the move itself.
- Mobility
- #7852 destinations
- GDP reach
- #1783.0% of world GDP
- Heritage
- #133165 of 1,353 UNESCO sites
Good to know — a mobility rank counts how many destinations you can enter, not how useful they are; a strong passport can still gate the one place you care about. Learn how we measure this →
Climate in Ivory Coast
Warm summers, gentle winters.
Where most people in the Ivory Coast live, it's typically 23° to 39° feels-like across the year; sun is plentiful, up to ~300 days a year in Tengréla.
Feels-like °C — where most people live, vs the city-to-city spread
Good to know— a country isn't one climate but a range; the extremes here are different cities, not the same place across seasons. Learn how we measure this →
Who thrives in Ivory Coast
A handful of lifestyles thrive in Ivory Coast.
Fit is scored per lifestyle and anchored to the cities that serve each best — Winter Escapist leads. Pick one to see exactly where it works.
Great fit
Decent fit
Good to know — fit is by city, not country; a lifestyle that thrives here may only do so in one or two of its cities. Learn how we measure this →