Top Accra Tours by Duration - page 3

Travel far off the beaten tourist track on a tour to the village of Torgome in the Lower Volta, roughly two hours away from the busy capital of Accra. See what everyday life is like in Ghana’s more remote corners by touring the village, meeting with the village elders, and watching or participating in a traditional drum and dance ceremony. This tour also includes a stop at the Shai Hills Nature Reserve for a chance to learn about the region’s rich wildlife.

This tour which will be led by a knowledgeable guide will take you on a journey to unravel and expose the slave trade era and activities ad the impact it has had on black people. Additionally travelers will get to enjoy the scenery and beauty of the Kakum National park with the suspended canopy bridge as the main focus of attraction. Get ready to do a 20mins hike to the bridge. Enjoy the tour!!

Discover the sights of Ghana’s capital as you embark on a full-day sightseeing tour of Accra. Alongside a private guide, see a mix of popular and off-the-beaten-path attractions including Makola Market, the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, and Black Star Gate. While you explore, your guide provides context on the history and culture of Accra and Ghana.

Discover Ghanaian culture and nature when you book this 2-day tour to the Volta region. With a private guide, enjoy several activities such as a boat ride at the Akosombo Hydro Plant, a cultural visit to a monkey sanctuary and village, and a hike to the highest waterfalls and to the summit of the tallest mountain in Ghana. Overnight accommodation in a standard hotel is included.

A personal and unique tour around some of Accra's oldest and busiest markets. In a safe and enjoyable way. Wear comfortable shoes, carry a sunhat or umbrella and a face cloth. This is a taste of African style markets! Things move fast, lots of hustle and bustle, not at all like western markets! Carry bum bags, bring just what you need. After shuffling around markets, we will take your photos from a unique viewpoint then head on over to eat some great local food at Living Room. One of Ghana's finest. For larger parties and or customs tours please make contact.

Learn how an artist used artworks to tell stories of the infamous Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade at the Nkyinkyim museum. Get to know some famous African heroes and their contribution to the African a development.

Embark on a journey through the horrific history of the transatlantic slave trade on this full-day tour from Accra. This private tour visits the slave castles of Cape Coast and Elmina to shed light on the slave trade, the conditions that slaves had to endure, and its effect on global history. You also visit Kakum National Park for a wildlife walk through the rain forest.

Explore the rich history and culture of Kumasi, the heart of the Ashanti Kingdom and Ghana's second-largest city... Visit either Bonwire or Adanwomase Kente Village and learn from scratch how Kente cloth is made... Visit the Ntonso Adinkra Village and make some adinkra banners of your choice and clothes for you. the village is the only place in Ghana where traditional adinkra is made locally from scratch.. Visit the Okomfo Anokye sword site, the place of the birth of the Ashanti Kingdom. Tour Fort Kumasi, Ghana's only inland fort, a military garrison from colonial rule. Briefly explore the vast Kejetia market, one of the largest markets in West Africa. Visit the Center for National Culture, where local hand-made crafts are produced. Visit the Prempeh II Jubilee Museum, which houses various historic artifacts. Explore Manhyia Palace, home of the Ashanti King and the seat of the Asante people..

Immerse yourself in Ashanti culture on this full-day tour to Adanwomase and Ntonso Adinkra Village from Kumasi. Get hands-on experience weaving your own traditional cloth, visit a working cocoa farm, and take part in your very own naming ceremony. Benefit from the personalized attention and insights of your private guide, plus round-trip transportation for a hassle-free trip.

Discover the history and rich cultural heritage of Accra on this full-day private tour. Explore historic monuments, bustling markets, and artistic treasures while learning about the city’s fascinating history. Highlights include Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, honoring Ghana’s first President, bustling Makola Market, Independence Square, and the W.E.B. Du Bois Center.

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.

Escape the hustle of Accra on this private tour to Ghana’s Volta Region. Visit the Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary, where monkeys roam freely, and visit the local village. Then, head to the Wli Waterfalls where you can enjoy a refreshing swim or walk around the lush landscapes. Optionally, extend your journey for an overnight stay, where you can explore the beauty of the Volta Region and hike Mount Afadjato.

Those with an appreciation for nature will enjoy the greenery and plants on offer with this tour package. After a brief drive out of the city through the beautiful countryside, you arrive at the botanical garden where your guide can show you different local spice trees and aromatics. To round off your stroll you will drive out to two beautiful waterfalls, situated in lush green forests. Feel free to bring your togs if you fancy a swim. This round-trip is a great way to see some less travelled spots just outside of Accura.

Get closer to nature with this outdoor tour. Focussed on the Boti Waterfall, this tour immerses you in the beautiful flora and fauna that Ghana is increasingly known for. Hidden in the forest, the water that flows from the River Pawnpawn, is made up of an upper and lower stream. Climb the Umbrella rock see the three headed palm tree. By participating in physical activity you'll strengthens your connection with the waterfall.

The purpose of this tour is to bring people closer to our culture and heritage. This tour is also an opportunity for people to learn more about our political history and slavery in Ghana. Assin Manso Slave Camp is a pure historical site where tourists are briefed on the slaves who were taken through the camp for their last bath and later to be auctioned before they were taken to the slave forts. This is a sacred site where people believe the spirits of many ancestors reside and can be felt.

Take a break from the busy streets of Accra and explore Ghana’s beautiful nature on this full-day excursion. First, take a tour of the Aburi Botanical Gardens to learn about the various native plants and their uses. See how chocolate is made at a local cocoa farm and then take a short hike to see the stunning Adom Waterfalls.

Visit Cape Coast highlights in just one day on this guided tour. Walk alongside a guide as you explore the infamous Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle, which played large roles in the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Between castles, walk across the hanging bridges of Kakum National Park for a chance to learn about local wildlife.

Dive deep into the sordid history of the transatlantic slave trade when you take this tour from Accra. With a private guide, visit two slave castles—Cape Coast and Elmina—where you hear how slaves were locked in before being shipped across the Atlantic. You also take a walking tour of Elmina to see its colonial architecture and enjoy a walk through the canopies of Kakum National Park.

Discover authentic Ghana with this ten-day tour navigating the heritage and culture of the region. Led by experienced travel leaders, learn about the rich history of this beautiful country. The legacy of slavery is explored while visiting the Cape Coast's Assin Manso market and castle. Traverse through nature on a canopy walk through Kakum National Park and partake in a traditional naming ceremony in Elmina.

Learn more about Ghana’s slave history and the transatlantic slave trade when you take this tour to Cape Coast. With a private guide, visit the slave castle that was built by the British in 1665 and was used to hold slaves before being shipped across the ocean. This tour also offers a return and naming ceremony for visitors who wish to participate.

Spend eight days immersing yourself in Ghana’s culture and heritage on this all-inclusive tour. Our knowledgeable local guide will take you to museums, castles, parks, gardens, as well as to visit markets and traditional seamstresses and beadmakers. Follow the footsteps of your ancestors and have an African naming ceremony.

This private tour provides more than just sightseeing opportunities. Along the way, the guide explains more about Cape Coast’s past—including the history of slavery and the impact it has had on local communities. The tour showcases a variety of natural and manmade structures including Kakum National Park and its popular Canopy Walkway, Elmina Castle, and Cape Coast Castle.

Discover the dark history of the Transatlantic slave trade when you embark on this full-day tour from Accra to Cape Coast and the Kakum Canopy. With a private guide, see the “castles” and dungeons where slaves were held before being shipped across the ocean. See the “Door of No Return” at both Cape Coast and Elmina castles and walk on the canopy skywalk in Kakum.

Kantamanto market popularly known as Kanta, is the place where used or Charity clothes are shipped to from all over the world especially Europe, USA and Asia. Its an interesting place to go see and learn more about where your used clothing ends up. You will find every known brand in the market. Ghana has a population of about close to 34 million people, but guess how much used clothes are shipped in to the country on weekly bases?? About 15 million used clothing, bags ,shoes belts harts etc are brought in to the Kantamanto market every week. We will also take you on the Makola market where you will explore and do more shopping as well as tasting some street food. Markola market is the biggest market in Accra, just next door to the Kantamanto market