Touch down in the warm heart of West Africa and feel the rhythm of Ghana from the moment you land. Our friendly team will greet you at Kotoka International Airport with smiles, traditional music, and your first taste of Ghanaian hospitality. You’ll be transported to your hotel to freshen up and relax. In the evening, we’ll gather for a special Akwaaba (Welcome) Dinner featuring authentic local cuisine, live drumming, and a cultural orientation to set the tone for your unforgettable week ahead.

Osu

Start your Ghana adventure with a cultural welcome in vibrant Osu, Accra. Enjoy traditional drumming, dancing, and an interactive introduction to Ghanaian hospitality. Then, share a delicious group dinner featuring local dishes like Jollof rice, grilled tilapia, and Kelewele. It’s the perfect first night in Ghana—connecting with fellow travelers and immersing in culture, food, and music.

National Museum of Ghana

Wake up to the energy of Accra as we dive deep into the heart of Ghana’s bustling capital — a city alive with culture, history, and rhythm. From ancient artifacts and traditional regalia to colonial-era memorabilia and contemporary art, the museum offers a journey through time that connects the past to the present.

Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

Discover Ghana’s history at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park in Accra. Visit the final resting place of Ghana’s first President and explore exhibits that honor his legacy and the fight for independence. Walk through beautiful gardens, view historical artifacts, and learn about Nkrumah’s impact on Africa.

Independence Square

Visit the iconic Black Star Square, a powerful symbol of Ghana’s independence and freedom. Located in central Accra, this historic site features the Black Star Gate, Independence Arch, and expansive parade grounds. Learn about Ghana’s journey to independence and capture memorable photos at one of the most significant landmarks in West Africa.

Osu Castle

Explore the historic Osu Castle, also known as Christianborg Castle, located on the Atlantic coast in Accra. Once a seat of colonial power and later the presidential residence, this 17th-century fortress holds deep historical significance. Discover stories of governance, colonial rule, and Ghana’s path to independence.

Osu Oxford Street

Experience the vibrant energy of Oxford Street in Osu, Accra’s most lively commercial hub. Lined with shops, restaurants, bars, and street vendors, it’s the perfect place to explore modern Ghanaian city life.

Meet the legendary Kente weavers and learn how Ghana’s iconic cloth is skillfully handwoven, thread by thread. You’ll have the chance to try weaving and shop for authentic Kente straight from the source.

Manhyia Palace Museum

Step into the royal history of the Ashanti Kingdom at the Manhyia Palace Museum in Kumasi. Explore the former royal residence of Ashanti kings and discover artifacts, photographs, and stories that celebrate Ashanti culture and leadership. Learn about the legacy of the Golden Stool and the powerful role of the Asantehene. A rich cultural experience that brings Ghana’s royal heritage to life.

Kejetia Market

Explore the bustling Kejetia Market in Kumasi, one of the largest open-air markets in West Africa. With thousands of stalls selling everything from fabrics and beads to spices and crafts, it’s a vibrant hub of Ashanti life. Walk through the colorful maze, interact with local traders, and experience the heartbeat of Kumasi.

Kumasi

Discover Ghana’s rich traditions at Ike’s Cultural Village, a vibrant space dedicated to preserving and showcasing local arts, crafts, and heritage. Located in the heart of the Ashanti Region, visitors can experience drumming, dance, pottery, wood carving, and traditional storytelling.

Mampong

Visit Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm, the historic site where cocoa farming was first introduced to Ghana. Learn about the origins of Ghana’s cocoa industry, the farming process, and its impact on the country’s economy. Walk through lush cocoa plantations and see how cocoa pods are harvested and processed.

Asenema Waterfalls

Discover the stunning Asenema Waterfall, nestled in the serene landscapes of the Eastern Region. Enjoy a refreshing hike through lush greenery to this beautiful natural wonder.

Experience the thrill of wildlife at Safari Valley, Ghana’s premier wildlife park near Accra. See a variety of animals including antelopes, ostriches, monkeys, and crocodiles in a safe, well-maintained environment.

Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Park

Visit the sacred river where enslaved Africans were given their last bath before being taken to the castles. The site now serves as a memorial ground and a place of healing and connection for people of African descent.

Cape Coast Castle

Tour one of the most iconic slave dungeons in West Africa. Walk through the dark, echoing dungeons, the “Door of No Return,” and the Governor’s quarters as you hear stories of resistance, survival, and remembrance.

Elmina

Feel the soft sands beneath your feet and let the Atlantic breeze refresh your soul as you have lunch on the beach.

Ada

We head east for a refreshing escape to Ada, where the Volta River meets the Atlantic Ocean. This day is all about nature, fun, and unwinding Ghana-style. Cruise along the beautiful Volta River, take a refreshing swim, and unwind on the serene shores. Enjoy fresh, delicious seafood straight from the lake and soak in the peaceful views.

Accra Mall

The final day of an unforgettable journey. A time to reflect on the vibrant culture, warm people, and breathtaking sights experienced throughout your stay. From heartfelt farewells to last-minute shopping and memorable moments, this day wraps up your Ghana adventure with gratitude and hope to return soon.