Mole National Park

Mole National Park was the first Wildlife Protected Area to be established in Ghana and is the Largest and most prestigious area in Ghana wildlife refuge, measuring 4,849sq km. The park has very rich flora and fauna .It is best known for its elephants. Species of special interest include Elephant, Buffalo, Western Hartebeest, Roan Antelope, Kob, Waterbuck, Red Flanked Duiker, Oribi and Reedbuck. The Leopard, Hyena and the Lion are important large carnivores found in the reserve. The forests are home to endangered species such as yellow backed Duiker and Black and White Colobus monkey.

A Community Tour to the experience canoe ride from the Mole river and a perfect place for bird watchers and wild animal migration. You will learn how the local Shea butter is made and you may buy some of this organic products from the local women. Next stop is a visit to see the Larabanga ancient mosque to learn more about it great history significant. Pictures are allowed.

Mole National Park

After breakfast the tour departs for an hour walking safari to explore the sights along with sound of the natural wildlife.