We welcome you to the beautiful country of Ghana, the “Gateway to Africa”. Enjoy the sound, the sight and the proverbial Ghanaian hospitality as you explore Accra, the vibrant and iconic capital city of Ghana, Cape Coast and Elmina for the infamous Trans-Atlantic slave trade and Kumasi for authentic cultural experience.

• Black Star square
• National Museum of Ghana
• Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
• Makola Market
• Cape Coast Castle
• Kakum Park Canopywalk
• Kumasi
• Manhyia Palace Musuem
• Kente and Adinkra Villages Tour

DAY 1: ARRIVAL

Upon your arrival, your professional guide will meet you at the arrival and transfer you to your hotel for check in. Welcome to Accra, Ghana. Your guide will brief you on what to expect during your stay. Later in the evening, you will be hosted to a Welcome Dinner.

ACCOMMODATION: ALISA HOTEL OR SIMILAR

MEALS: DINNER

DAY 2: ACCRA CITY TOUR

Today, you will discover Ghana’s capital city Accra. Explore the over 140 years old city with a drive through a blend of medieval and modern architecture which symbolizes the cultural mix of the city. We will visit:

• National Museum of Ghana
• The Vibrant Makola Market
• E. B. DU Bois Centre
• The Iconic Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park.
• Center for National Culture Arts and Craft Market.
• The Symbolic Black Star/Independence Square.

ACCOMMODATION: ALISA HOTEL OR SIMILAR

MEALS: BREAKFAST & DINNER

DAY 3: ACCRA – KUMASI

After breakfast, check out for a scenic drive from Accra to Kumasi, the historic capital of the Ashanti Kingdom. Upon arrival, begin your cultural immersion with a guided tour of the Manhyia Palace Museum, the former royal residence of Ashanti Kings until 1974. This iconic palace now serves as a museum showcasing the rich history, legacy, and regal artifacts of the Ashanti Empire, one of Ghana’s most powerful and influential tribes.

ACCOMMODATION: LANCASTER KUMASI OR SIMILAR

MEALS: BREAKFAST & DINNER

DAY 4: ASHANTI CRAFT VILLAGES

Continue your tour of the Ashanti Kingdom with immersive visits to its rich cultural villages. Your first stop is Adanwomase, the heartland of traditional Kente weaving. Here, skilled weavers will introduce you to the centuries old art of creating Kente cloth, Ghana’s most iconic textile, once reserved for royalty. You’ll observe the entire weaving process and even have the unique opportunity to try your hands on a loom and weave a few rows yourself. It’s an unforgettable hands-on experience with one of Ghana’s proudest cultural traditions. Next, visit a nearby cocoa farm to explore the origins of Ghana’s world-renowned cocoa. Learn about the stages of cocoa cultivation, from pod to bean. See firsthand how this beloved crop grows and gain a deeper appreciation for the journey behind your favorite chocolates.

Your final stop is Ntonso Adinkra Village, famous for producing Adinkra cloth decorated with deeply symbolic motifs. Here, you’ll discover the meanings behind various Adinkra symbols and their relevance in Ghanaian life, from spirituality to storytelling. Participants will also have the chance to create a personal keepsake by stamping their favorite Adinkra symbols onto a strip of cloth to take home as a cultural souvenir.

ACCOMMODATION: LANCASTER KUMASI OR SIMILAR

MEALS: BREAKFAST & DINNER

DAY 5: KUMASI – CAPE COAST (VIA ASSIN MANSO)

After breakfast, check out from your hotel and set off on a reflective journey to Elmina, with powerful historical stops along the way.

Your first stop is the Assin Manso Slave River Site, a sacred and somber place deeply tied to the history of the transatlantic slave trade. This site served as a final resting and bathing point for enslaved Africans before their long, harrowing journey to the coast. Known as “Donkor Nsuo” or the “Slave River,” this was where captives took their Last Bath before being led in chains to the dungeons. In 1998, Assin Manso became the reburial site of two former slaves, one from the USA and another from Jamaica whose remains were ceremoniously returned to Ghana during its first Emancipation Day celebration.

Continue to the Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest slave-holding structures built by European traders along the West African coast. A guided tour through its dungeons, courtyards, and the infamous “Door of No Return” will offer deep insight into the painful yet crucial history of the transatlantic slave trade.

ACCOMMODATION: LEMON BEACH RESORT OR SIMILAR

MEALS: BREAKFAST & DINNER

DAY 6: FREEDAY/ REALAXATION

After five days of continuous travel and exploration, today is reserved for rest and relaxation. Take this well-deserved break to unwind at your hotel. You may choose to lounge by the pool, indulge in some leisure reading or simply enjoy the tranquil atmosphere.

ACCOMMODATION: LEMON BEACH RESORT OR SIMILAR

MEALS: BREAKFAST & DINNER

DAY 7: ELMINA – ACCRA

After breakfast, set off for an exhilarating visit to Kakum National Park, one of Ghana’s most famous natural attractions. Experience the thrill of the Kakum Canopy Walk, a series of hanging bridges suspended high above the forest floor. As you walk across the canopy, enjoy breathtaking views of the lush rainforest and keep an eye out for unique birdlife and flora native to the region. After the canopy walk adventure, return to the hotel for check-out and begin your scenic drive back to Accra.

Later in the evening, gather with fellow travelers for a special farewell dinner. This final gathering offers the perfect moment to reflect on the journey, share memories, and celebrate the unforgettable experiences you’ve had throughout the tour.

ACCOMMODATION: ALISA HOTEL OR SIMILAR

MEALS: BREAKFAST & DINNER

DAY 8: DEPARTURE

Today marks the end of your memorable journey through Ghana, you will be transferred to Kotoka International Airport to complete your departure formalities.

On behalf of the entire team, thank you for choosing to travel with us. It has been a pleasure sharing Ghana’s rich culture, history, and natural beauty with you. We wish you a safe journey and hope to welcome you again soon.

MEALS: BREAKFAST