Upon your arrival at Kotoka International Airport in Accra, the capital of Ghana, you will be greeted with the exhilarating sounds of African drums and music from a cultural group performance, creating a spectacular "Welcome Home" experience. (Drum performances are associated with groups only.) After your transfer to the hotel, an amazing welcome dinner awaits you at Skybar25, the tallest rooftop bar in the capital. Dine and share memories while embracing the spirit of the motherland. Welcome home!

Join us at the AfroFuture festival for an incredible showcase of African performances and arts. AfroFuture celebrates Africa's diverse culture and the vibrant work of African creatives and entrepreneurs. African art, cuisine, music, and fashion have become popular culture worldwide. The event offers a day filled with music and art performances by your favorite artists, fun activities, delicious food from your favorite vendors, and so much more. Come and celebrate African culture. Experience it all!

Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to Zaina Lodge at Mole National Park. This 5-star eco lodge in Ghana offers unparalleled service and luxury accommodation in the nation's parks and community wildlife destinations. Zaina Lodge has earned numerous accolades, including the 2017 World Luxury Hotel Award, the 2017 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, and the 2018 Luxury for Development GEM Award. Zaina Lodge, situated on the escarpment overlooking the watering holes, boasts a stunning location with a pleasant pool. The lodge serves as a great base to explore the park. Enjoy an evening safari to make the most of your stay.

After a restful night, you'll wake up in the African jungle for your morning foot safari, accompanied by your guide in the park. This experience offers the possibility of viewing many different animals. After the morning foot safari, you'll return back to base.

You will then depart 15 kilometers on a dirt road from Zaina Lodge to Mognori Eco Village. In the late afternoon, accompanied by your guide, you will take your last game drive. Mognori Eco Village: Sitting right on the edge of Mole National Park (about 10 km east of the park's visitor center), the village of Mognori has become a flourishing ecotourism venture. Villagers here offer various activities, including canoe safaris on the river where you'll see monkeys, birds, and crocodiles; village tours where you'll learn about shea butter production and traditional medicine; and drumming and dancing performances. Boma Dance Dinner Night: In the evening, a buffet with Boma Dance awaits you. Enjoy the northern cultural dance performances while you eat and drink. The Boma dance is a traditional northern dance that reflects their forefathers' encounters with colonial slave raiders and how some fought for their freedom. It is essentially a war dance. Enjoy!

Ring in the new year at the Polo Club, the newest and most stylish venue in Accra. Enjoy mouthwatering Asian fusion cuisine, out-of-this-world cocktails, and sounds by international Ghanaian DJs. The night will be filled with vibes galore. Our 2026 celebration will kick off with fireworks, a variety of surprises, and a soundtrack featuring Afrobeats, Hip Hop, Club classics, and more. This event is deemed the party to be at to close out the "Beyond the Return" initiative. Don't miss out on this exclusive VIP party experience!

Labadi Pleasure Beach

On New Year's morning, after a night of partying for most of us, we gather on the beautiful Labadi Beach to welcome 2026 in a spirit of reflection, gratitude, and love. It’s a rebirth of sorts in the waters of the Gulf of Guinea, following a few emotionally engaging days in West Africa. The celebration culminates in a delectable lunch buffet right on the beach, or perhaps a relaxing massage by the waterfall, all at your own cost.

With VIP access and tickets, we join the biggest New Year Akwaaba "ALL BLACK PARTY" at Nsuomunam to start the year 2026 with grand happiness. Don your all-black attire and let's go have fun. Enjoy and make sure to come dressed to impress!

Centre for National Culture, Accra

Enjoy a free day to relax and unwind after all the partying and travels. Use this time to explore Accra at your own pace, soak in the local culture, or simply lounge by the pool. If you’re in the mood for some pampering, consider treating yourself to a spa day or a relaxing massage. For those who love the beach, a stroll along Labadi Beach or a swim in the Gulf of Guinea can be the perfect way to cool off. Whether you choose to read a book, enjoy a quiet coffee at a local café, or just reflect on your amazing experiences so far, this free day is all about rejuvenation. Cool yourself off and get ready for the next adventure!

Elmina Castle

In the morning, you'll visit Elmina Castle, the oldest European building in Africa, erected by the Portuguese in the 14th century. The castle, used for trading gold, ivory, and slaves, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Outside the castle is a lively fishing village with colorful boats, where fishermen brave the ocean waves daily. The alleys in the old town exude the vibrant energy of its colonial past.

Kakum National Park

Visit Kakum National Park for a unique experience. Start with a walk on the forest floor to learn about our ancestors' lives, and see birds, butterflies, and possibly some of the park's 40+ species of mammals, including monkeys and forest elephants. The highlight is the canopy walk, Africa’s only aerial walkway, spanning 1,000 feet with seven bridges, offering a breathtaking view from 150 feet above the ground.

Manhyia Palace Museum

We leave for Kumasi with a flight to the second-largest city in Ghana, home to the Ashanti Kingdom, for the traditional naming ceremony. Upon arrival in Kumasi, the historical and spiritual capital of the old Ashanti Kingdom, you'll feel the deep-rooted cultural heritage. The Ashanti people were one of the most powerful nations in Africa until the end of the 19th century when the British annexed Ashanti Country to their Gold Coast colony. The tribute paid today to the Asantehene (King) is the best evidence of their past splendor and strength Participate in a naming ceremony also known as 'Din to'. The Akan people have a unique way of performing this ceremony. The naming rites will be performed at an Ashanti Kingdom Palace and the Adawonmase Family, where a new Ashanti name shall be given after initiation. These names are usually day-born names and are often linked to great ancestors who lived exemplary lives.

n the last day before your departure, we invite you to join us in our "FEED THE HUNGRY" initiative. Our foundation, "THE LOFLIN-HART PROJECT," along with our partners, helps feed street kids, women, and other people in need in Accra. Your participation in this effort to give back to the motherland is greatly appreciated. Later in the evening, we will transport you to the airport for your departure. We also warmly welcome anyone in the group who is willing to support this initiative. Every bit of help is cherished!