Top Accra Fashion Tours

This guided experience takes place at Mokola Market, one of Accra’s long-established neighbourhood markets. Guests are collected from their preferred location in Accra and taken directly to the market. A local guide accompanies you throughout the visit, helping you navigate the market, and barters with traders. Mokola Market is made up of different sections, and the route through the market is shaped by your interests. Depending on what you’re looking for, your guide can take you through areas known for textiles and kente cloth, jewellery, clothing, arts and crafts, household goods, and locally sourced items. The experience is flexible, allowing time to browse, ask questions, or focus on specific items. To keep the visit manageable in a busy environment, the tour is limited to a maximum of three guests per guide. After the market visit, you’ll be returned to your preferred drop-off location in Accra.

Visit the castles of cape coast and explore the adventures of Kakum National Park with this guided tour from Accra. You'll learn and discover the history of Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle and also undertake the canopy walkway experience at Kakum National park. • Explore the Adventures and Cultural Heritage of Cape coast • Round-trip transportation from Accra is included • All admission fees are included in the price of the tour • Private tour guide will be provided • Snacks and Bottled water will be provided • WIFI and Internet Connections will be provided Tour offered by: Expedition-Go Tours Ltd

Accra Textiles and Fashion Tour Delve into the vibrant world of African fashion with our Accra Textiles and Fashion Tour. Whether you're a connoisseur of African prints or simply admire their bright and bold designs, this tour offers a deeper understanding of African textiles. Discover the Dutch origins of African wax print textiles and explore how these prints have been used to express culture in various forms. Uncover the hidden meanings behind popular prints, which convey themes such as unity, polygamy, education, politics, and other contemporary issues. During the tour, you’ll have the opportunity to visit fabric vendors and purchase unique fabrics. Additionally, you can choose to have a shirt or dress made (sewing costs are not included).

See the best of what Accra has to offer in just one day with this private tour. You'll learn about contemporary Ghanaian history at Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, Independence Square, and the James Town Lighthouse, go shopping at Makola Market and the Center for National Culture, and learn about the Pan-Africanism movement at the W.E.B. Du Bois Centre. Enjoy round-trip hotel pickup for a seamless experience.

Shop for Ghanaian goods and souvenirs without the hassle when you book this customized shopping tour. Alongside your dedicated shopping guide, head to several locations around Accra to shop for the goods of your choice. Shop for several traditional items like soaps, textiles, clothing, handicrafts, art, and more.

Dive into the stylish heart of Ghana's capital with our Accra Fashion Experience Tour Package. Explore the vibrant fashion scene, from high-end boutiques and local fashion houses to bustling markets brimming with traditional fabrics. Get an insider’s look into Ghanaian design, meet talented designers, and even try your hand at creating your own fashion pieces.

Get out on a safari without having to stray far from Accra with this half-day tour. You'll visit the Shai Hills Resource Reserve, home to all sorts of creatures, including primates, zebras, ostriches, and antelope. You'll also get the chance to do a bit of hiking while you learn about the region's history from your guide.

This is well curated experience to get you culturally immersive with the Ghanaian people. This is an intimate cultural experience where participant get involve in the making process of this ancient old fabrics.

Let’s explore the local and second-hand clothing industry and examine its impact on locally manufactured garments in Makola and Agbogbloshie. We will discuss the winners and losers in this market, and you'll also have the opportunity to shop for locally made clothes and other items as we go along. The global second-hand clothing (SHC) trade has a long history. Currently, African countries are the primary importers of the lowest-quality second-hand clothing, a trend that significantly affects local clothing makers and traditional prints. Kantamanto, located in Accra's central business district, Ghana, is the largest second-hand clothing market in West Africa. Approximately 15 million items, including used clothing, bags, shoes, belts, and hats, are brought into the Kantamanto market weekly. This influx includes unwanted donated clothing, commonly called "Obroni w'awu," which means "the white man is dead" in the local dialect.