An Authentic Cultural Experience.
Our cultural excursions are born out of a desire to share authentic Yoruba spiritual and social experiences.  We provide tailor-made journeys, designed to your interests and budget, throughout Oyotunji African Village and The Gullah Geechee Nation of South Carolina .

Tour the Gullah Geechee and the Oyotunji Village.  School, Church and Family reunion group tour discounts available. 
Put hands-on as we develop our community through volunteering.  Your knowledge and expertise can be helpful in building and sustaining the oldest African village in the Western Hemisphere. 
Schedule master classes by HRM Oba Adefunmi II onsite or as part of a lecture series for your educational institution.  Be part of a team that continues to build the Yoruba nation in America.  
Experience a cultural immersion into the way of life of the Yoruba of North America.  Experience Africa in America .  Coming from abroad?...complete our International Letter of Invitation request form.
Welcome
The Oyotunji Yoruba African Village is the America's largest museum, Village, education, and research complex based on the Culture of the Yoruba of southwestern Nigeria. We are a community of learning and the Opener of doors. Join us on a voyage of African discovery in person or learn and explore online.
Ekaabo  Sile wa!!!   (Welcome to our town)
Oyotunji African Village is the first intentional community based on the culture of the Yoruba and Dahomey tribes of West Africa; founded, (1970) in the Americas. Now in 2016, after over 45 years of sustaining the only Kingdom based on traditional Yoruba sociology and values, OAV brings to the Low-country and greater global community the depth of culture, beautiful art, grandeur of customs and resilient history of the New World Yoruba. Read more

 Support our "It Takes a Village" program.

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Your financial support to this project will assist us in continuing to create, produce, edit, & share this new bi-weekly mini series "It Takes a Village. This show will quench the thirst and curiosity of thousands of tourist that enter through the gates of our 14 acre town buried in the Gullah Geechee South Carolina Low-country!