Experience the rich tapestry of Ghana's culture, history, and breathtaking landscapes as you explore the country’s most captivating regions.

• Comfortable Minibus Transportation: Travel in style and comfort throughout your journey, ensuring a relaxed experience.
• Expert Local Guide: Benefit from the insights of a friendly and knowledgeable local guide who will support you throughout your entire stay in Ghana, enriching your adventure with stories and local knowledge.
• Admission Tickets to All Attractions: Gain access to all the must-see attractions included in your itinerary, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in Ghana’s beauty and culture.
• Complimentary Local Snacks & Bottled Water: Stay refreshed with delightful local snacks and bottled water provided during your travels.

• Meals: Meals are not included, giving you the freedom to explore local cuisine at your own pace.
• Accommodation: While accommodation is not provided, we can assist you in arranging comfortable stays tailored to your preferences.
• Personal Expenses: Any personal expenses or purchases made during your trip will be at your discretion.

Day 1: Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm: Discover the birthplace of Ghana’s cocoa industry and learn about the fascinating process of cocoa cultivation. Gain insights into the legacy of Tetteh Quarshie and how cocoa became one of Ghana's biggest exports.
Aburi Botanical Gardens: Stroll through lush, historic gardens filled with a diverse collection of local and exotic plants. Guided by an expert, you’ll learn about the uses, significance, and history of these remarkable trees and flora.
Umbrella Rock (45-minute hike): This stop offers a choice between a scenic hike through the forest to reach the rock and the three-headed palm tree or an easier drive along a well-maintained road. The Umbrella Rock, situated near Boti Falls, is known for its unique shape and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Along the way, you’ll have the opportunity to appreciate the diverse flora and fauna of the area, making it a memorable part of the tour.
Boti Waterfalls: Feel the magic of the twin Boti Falls, where local folklore tells of a rainbow appearing when the male and female falls meet. Surrounded by lush greenery, this natural wonder offers a serene and enchanting setting.

Day 2: Brazil House
Begin your journey at the Brazil House, a tribute to the thousands of formerly enslaved Africans who returned from Bahia, Brazil, between 1829 and 1836. Built in the colonial style of the 1930s, this historic site reflects the deep Afro-Brazilian heritage that continues to shape the city’s culture and architecture.
Ga Mashie (Old Accra)
Wander through the historic district of Ga Mashie, where the streets are alive with color, music, and the rhythms of everyday life. This area, known as Old Accra, offers a fascinating blend of local traditions and contemporary energy, making it the cultural heart of the city.
Ussher Fort Museum
Explore the Ussher Fort, a powerful reminder of Ghana's role in the transatlantic slave trade. The museum housed within offers insightful exhibits that tell the story of the fort’s history and its profound impact on the region, making it an essential stop on your tour.
James Town Lighthouse & Harbour
Head to the iconic James Town Lighthouse for panoramic views over the Gulf of Guinea. Take in the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling harbour below, where fishermen bring in their daily catch and life unfolds against a backdrop of maritime history.
Lunch with a View - Not included in price
Break for a leisurely lunch at one of Accra’s finest coastal spots—either Bukom Restaurant or Osikan Beach Resort. Savor delicious Ghanaian dishes, like jollof rice, banku, or grilled tilapia, while enjoying the stunning ocean views. It’s the perfect way to relax and take in the city’s coastal charm.
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
Conclude your journey at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, dedicated to Ghana’s first prime minister and president. Learn about Dr. Kwame Nkrumah’s pivotal role in the country's independence and his enduring legacy. The park’s tranquil gardens and iconic monuments offer a peaceful end to a day of exploration.

Day 3. Osu Castle: Begin your adventure at the illustrious Osu Castle, also known as Christiansborg Castle. Perched on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, this architectural marvel has served various roles throughout its storied history, from a royal fortress to the seat of government. As you explore its captivating corridors and learn about its significance in Ghana's history, you'll stand before the poignant Door of No Return, a powerful reminder of the transatlantic slave trade. Marvel at the stunning coastal views and immerse yourself in the legacy of the many leaders who have walked its halls, making it a must-see highlight of your Accra experience.
Independence Square: Next, visit the iconic Black Star Square, a significant landmark commemorating Ghana’s independence. Learn about its historical importance and marvel at the expansive layout that symbolizes freedom and unity.
Accra Arts Centre: Continue your journey to the Accra Arts Centre, a bustling marketplace filled with local artistry. Discover a wide array of handcrafted items, including intricate Kente cloth, wooden sculptures, and fashionable accessories. This vibrant hub supports local artisans and showcases the creative spirit of Ghana.
Makola Market: Conclude your day at Makola Market, Accra’s largest open-air market, where the energy is palpable! Experience the exhilarating hustle and bustle as you navigate through a labyrinth of vibrant stalls brimming with fresh produce, textiles, and an astonishing variety of goods. From colorful displays of fruits and vegetables to the rich assortment of fabrics, there is so much to see and do! The lively atmosphere, filled with the sounds of bargaining and laughter, provides a unique glimpse into the heart of Accra’s commerce and daily life. For the adventurous traveler, this is a perfect opportunity to sample local delicacies, including the option to try some snails for an authentic taste of Ghana. Plenty of food vendors are scattered throughout the market, making it easy to grab a delicious lunch on the go.

Day 4. Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Park
Begin your journey at Assin Manso, a historical site that served as one of the largest slave markets during the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Here, you'll follow the route taken by many enslaved individuals as they prepared for their journey to the coast. This site is deeply emotional, especially for descendants of those affected by the slave trade, as it marks where many took their last bath before being sent away. Assin Manso is also the final resting place for the remains of two diasporans, (Lady Crystal from Jamaica and Carson from New York) symbolizing a return to their ancestral homeland.
Cape Coast Castle
Next, visit Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site built in 1555. This former slave castle offers a powerful look into the trans-Atlantic slave trade, with guided tours of the dark dungeons where enslaved individuals were held. The experience connects visitors to the painful history that shaped nations and communities. For members of the African diaspora, there is an option to participate in a 'Door of Return' ceremony (extra fee), symbolizing reconnection with their roots.
Lunch by the sea
After a morning of exploration, relax and recharge with a lunch stop at one of the local seaside restaurants in Elmina. Choose from a variety of fresh seafood dishes, including grilled fish, lobster, prawns, and traditional Ghanaian favorites like jollof rice and fried plantains. Whether you prefer a casual beachside eatery or a more refined dining experience, there are plenty of options to enjoy a delicious meal while soaking in the scenic coastal views.
Elmina Castle
Continue your journey to Elmina Castle, the oldest European structure in sub-Saharan Africa, built by the Portuguese in 1482. This site played a central role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade. As you tour the castle and see the infamous 'Door of No Return,' take a moment to reflect on the deep historical significance. The visit is both educational and emotionally profound, offering a closer connection to the past. Afterward, you can take a walk through the lively fishing village nearby, adding a vibrant touch to your day.
Kakum National Park
Conclude your day at Kakum National Park, home to West Africa's longest rainforest canopy walkway. This breathtaking walk among the treetops offers stunning views and a chance to learn about the park’s diverse flora and fauna. Perfect for nature lovers, the experience immerses you in the lush tropical environment of Ghana, providing a refreshing and serene end to a full day of exploration.

Day 5 & Day 6: Friday - Bonwire Kente Weaving Village: Your first stop is the renowned Bonwire Kente Village, where you’ll learn about the fascinating history of Kente weaving, inspired by the legendary Anansi the spider. Experience a weaving trial to appreciate the artistry and skill behind this beautiful fabric, traditionally worn on special occasions.
Lunch Break: Enjoy a delicious local meal at a nearby eatery, savoring the rich flavors of Ashanti cuisine (not included in price).
Ntonso Craft Village: Next, head to Ntonso, the leading producer of adinkra crafts. Discover the intricate process of making adinkra cloth—from dye preparation to stamping—and see how these symbols convey powerful messages and stories.
Manhyia Palace Museum: End your day at the official residence of the Ashanti King, the Manhyia Palace. Learn about the history of the Ashanti people, their origins, and the legacy of past kings through fascinating exhibits and artifacts.
Evening Drop-off: Our driver will drop you off at your chosen accommodation in Kumasi, where you can enjoy the vibrant nightlife. We will pick you up the next morning for Saturday.
Saturday - Okomfo Anokye Sword Site: Visit the legendary Okomfo Anokye Sword site, where an unmovable sword is said to hold the soul of the Ashanti Kingdom. Discover the rich folklore surrounding this historic landmark.
Amamerε Fie Cultural Center: Next, visit the serene Amamerε Fie Cultural Center, where history, art, and culture blend seamlessly. Surrounded by lush greenery, this center showcases Ghana's rich heritage through captivating artworks, traditional crafts, and artifacts that tell the story of the Ashanti Kingdom. Travelers can participate in an engaging Art Workshop, creating their own piece to take home as a memento. Afterward, enjoy a leisurely lunch at on-site restaurants, savoring authentic local cuisine and browsing for unique souvenirs.
Prempeh II Jubilee Museum: Explore the cultural treasures at the Prempeh II Jubilee Museum. Learn about the lifestyle and beliefs of the Ashanti people and see artifacts that reflect their vibrant heritage.
Kejetia Market: Dive into the bustling atmosphere of the largest open market in West Africa. Stroll through the colorful stalls, shop for local goods like shea butter and tradition.

• Forests & Falls: Discover the stunning natural beauty of Ghana's Eastern Region, with lush forests and mesmerizing waterfalls that showcase the country’s diverse ecosystems.
• Accra Through the Ages: Delve into the vibrant capital city, where the blend of old and new creates a unique atmosphere, revealing the layers of history and modernity.
• Heritage and Hustle: Experience the heart of Accra, immersing yourself in its lively street culture and rich traditions that define this bustling metropolis.
• Ancestral Journeys & Cultural Tour: Explore the historic Cape Coast and Central Region, where you can connect with Ghana’s rich history and cultural legacy.
• Kingdom of the Ashanti: Enjoy a 2-day overnight stay in the Ashanti Region, where you'll journey through the area to uncover the royal history and vibrant living culture that continues to thrive amid modern life.