Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

Discover Ghana's history and legacy at Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park. Explore the museum honoring Ghana's first president, view his mausoleum, and admire unique statues and fountains. This iconic site offers a deep dive into Ghana's independence movement and its inspiring leader.

Makola Market

At Makola Market, travelers will experience the vibrant heart of Accra’s bustling trade scene. The market offers a sensory overload of colors, sounds, and scents, with vendors selling fresh produce, textiles, handcrafted goods, spices, and souvenirs. Visitors can interact with local merchants, sample traditional foods, and immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere, gaining a deeper understanding of Ghanaian culture and daily life.

Labadi Pleasure Beach

At Labadi Beach, travelers will enjoy a lively coastal retreat with golden sands and vibrant local culture. Visitors can relax under the sun, swim in the Atlantic Ocean, or enjoy beachside activities like horseback riding and volleyball. The beach is also home to lively music, local food stalls, and entertainment, offering a fun and authentic Ghanaian experience by the sea.

Independence Square

At Independence Square (Black Star Square) in Ghana, travelers are greeted by a grand, open-air ceremonial space steeped in history and symbolism. Dominated by the **Black Star Gate**, which features Ghana’s iconic black star symbolizing African freedom and unity, the square is a proud testament to the nation's independence and resilience. The vast expanse is often used for national celebrations, parades, and events, offering a blend of architectural elegance and cultural significance. The towering Independence Arch stands as a majestic backdrop, bearing the inscription: **“Freedom and Justice”** – Ghana’s national motto. Visitors can also enjoy views of the Atlantic Ocean nearby, as the square is strategically located in the heart of Accra, close to landmarks like the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum. The atmosphere is both awe-inspiring and reflective, making it a must-see destination for anyone exploring Ghana’s rich heritage.

Center for National Culture

A captivating journey into the heart of Ghana’s vibrant culture and creativity. Nestled in the bustling city of Accra, this market is a hub for authentic Ghanaian crafts, traditional arts, and cultural experiences that will leave you inspired. As you wander through the colorful stalls, you'll discover an impressive array of handmade goods, intricately woven kente cloth, hand-carved wooden sculptures, beaded jewelry, leather bags, masks, and stunning paintings. Every piece reflects the deep cultural heritage and artistic talent of Ghanaian artisans. You get to experience the rhythm of Ghana as you witness traditional drumming and dancing performances, where skilled drummers and dancers bring the market to life with infectious energy and soulful beats. For those adventurous enough, you might even join in and learn a few moves!

Assin Manso

Travelers will visit the sacred site where enslaved Africans had their "last bath" before being sent to the coast. Guided storytelling provides powerful insights into Ghana's role in the transatlantic slave trade and the resilience of its people.

Kakum National Park

Guests will walk the breathtaking canopy walkway, suspended high above the forest floor, offering stunning views of the lush rainforest. The park also offers nature trails, unique wildlife encounters, and opportunities to learn about Ghana's biodiversity.

Elmina Castle

Travelers will explore one of the oldest European-built structures in Sub-Saharan Africa. They’ll visit the dungeons, learn about the castle’s role in the slave trade, and stand at the poignant "Door of No Return," connecting deeply with Ghana’s history. This immersive experience combines history, culture, and nature, providing a holistic view of Ghana’s heritage and natural beauty.

Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary And Cultural Village

travelers will encounter playful monkeys in their natural habitat, learning about local conservation efforts while enjoying a guided walk through the lush forest.

Wli Waterfalls

visitors will marvel at the tallest waterfalls in West Africa, taking in breathtaking views and enjoying a refreshing dip in the natural pool.

Volta Region

The boat ride along the Volta River offers scenic views of the surrounding landscapes, with opportunities to spot wildlife and appreciate the tranquility of the area. This combination of nature, adventure, and wildlife offers a truly immersive Ghanaian experience.

Sogakope

At Sogakope Beach Resort, travelers will unwind in a serene riverside paradise. Guests can relax by the Volta River, enjoy luxurious pools, and savor local and international cuisine at the on-site restaurant. Activities include kayaking, spa treatments, and sunset river cruises. It’s the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure!

Nkyinkyim Museum

At the Nkyinkyim Museum, travelers will immerse themselves in Ghana's rich cultural heritage. The museum showcases traditional art, historical artifacts, and exhibits on the history of the Akan people. Visitors will explore displays on Ghanaian textiles, beadwork, and ancient customs, gaining insight into the nation’s traditions and craftsmanship. This experience offers a deep connection to Ghana’s past, highlighting the significance of heritage and identity in the modern world.

Tetteh Quarshie art market

Visit a vibrant hub of creativity and culture, offering an unforgettable shopping experience for locals and tourists. This market is a treasure trove of authentic African craftsmanship. As we stroll through the colorful stalls, you'll find an array of handmade goods, including beaded jewelry, wooden carvings, kente cloth, batik fabrics, leather goods, masks, paintings, and traditional drums. Each item tells a story, reflecting the rich heritage and artistry of Ghana. You get to enjoy friendly interactions with artisans and vendors, who often share the cultural significance behind their creations. The market also provides opportunities to negotiate prices, making it a fun and engaging experience.

At Suntaa Beach Boxx, Langma Beach in Accra, travelers will enjoy a vibrant beach experience with a blend of relaxation and local culture. Visitors can relax on the sandy shores, swim in the clear waters, or engage in the local fishing tradition. The beachfront restaurant serves delicious Ghanaian and continental dishes, and travelers can also enjoy live music and entertainment in the evening. It’s the perfect spot for a laid-back day with stunning coastal views, cultural immersion, and unforgettable experiences

Accra

On Departure Day 7, travelers will enjoy a relaxing final morning, with time to reflect on their journey. Depending on their flight time, they can savor a leisurely breakfast, shop for souvenirs, or enjoy a last stroll through Accra. Our team will ensure a smooth transfer to the airport, assisting with luggage and check-in. This final day allows for a stress-free departure while cherishing the memories made throughout the trip.