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Participate in a traditional naming ceremony to immerse yourself in Ghanaian culture. This experience is significant for individuals from the African American and Caribbean diasporas, as it offers a chance to connect with their heritage and ancestors in a rural Ghanaian village or a community in Accra. You will receive your birth identity rituals by discovering the day you were born, referred to as your "Soul Name," along with a local name from the community, with a meaning. The event will be accompanied by traditional drumming and dancing. As part of the ceremony, you will receive a gift from the community, which may include beads or a Ghana Kente Stole with Welcome to Ghana written and designed on it. And a certificate of recognition The ceremony will be conducted by a respected elder known for their strong moral standing within the community. This is an excellent opportunity to become part of and build connections with a community in Ghana. Welcome back to your roots!..

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 back to the roots of your African identity and learn of the transatlantic slave trade on this tour from Accra. With a private guide, visit the Assin Manso slave river site where slaves had their last bath before heading to the slave castles. Then, visit the Elmina and Cape Coast Castles to see where people were held for months before being shipped across the ocean.

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This package includes a customized sash, a laminated certificate of name, a customized bead with Name named and clay marks. A Ghanaian naming ceremony is a unique and enriching experience, offering deep cultural immersion and personal connection. Participants receive traditional Ghanaian names, symbolizing inclusion in the community. The ceremony involves spiritual blessings, drumming, dancing, and feasting, creating a joyous celebration of life and identity. This cross-cultural exchange leaves lasting memories of belonging and meaningful connection with Ghanaian traditions. Visiting Assin Manso Slave River and Cape Coast Castle offers a deeply emotional connection to the transatlantic slave trade. At Assin Manso, the "last bath" site contrasts serenity with its tragic history, while Cape Coast Castle's dungeons reveal the harsh conditions enslaved Africans endured. These sites provide a powerful reflection on history and resilience.

Apart from the main walking tour of Jamestown, we offer you a complimentary tour of both the Kwame Nkrumah Park and the Arts Centre for shopping.

Discover the best of Accra in just a few hours when you book this sightseeing tour of the Ghanian capital. With a private guide, visit the city’s top highlights including the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park. W.E.B. DuBois Center, Independence Square, and the Accra Museum. While you explore, your guide provides context about the country’s rich history, the freedom fighters, and the Pan-African movement.

Visit the castles of Cape Coast and spend time in Kakum National Park with this tour from Accra. You'll visit Cape Coast Castle, which now hosts a historical museum and gift shop before heading to Elmina Castle, where you’ll learn about its role in the harrowing Atlantic slave trade. You'll wrap your tour up at Kakum National Park, home to hundreds of bird species along with a variety of mammals.

Experience the wonders of Mole National Park, Ghana's largest game reserve, with this package that includes round-trip flights from Tamale. Renowned for its elephant sightings and stunning nature hikes, Mole is a must-do for visitors to Ghana. This package offers a unique blend of safari adventures, traditional Ghanaian village life, and visits to the historic Larabanga Mosque and shea butter processing sites.

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.

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.

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.

We provide experiences linked with cultural and the Ghanaian heritage. Educating our guest on the history of Trans-Atlantic Slave trade and how it impacted Africans and the world

This is a tour that comes with many pleasant surprises that are not listed in the tour. We take our time to give you a comprehensive tour and so you are not rushed.

Explore Ghana on this guided tour. Relax and enjoy all that the Akosombo Dam has to offer. Featuring gorgeous scenic views, you'll become acquainted with the hydroelectric dam in its operations. Then jump aboard a boat to cruise around the Volta Lake. Finish the day watching the sunset from the Aylos Bay Guest House terrace which is situated on the lake's shoreline.

Visitors to Accra may find it difficult to get out of the city and discover Ghana's famed natural beauty, especially if they don't have long to spend in Ghana. This full-day tour provides an opportunity to do just that, with a walking safari and rock climbing experience. Enjoy a peaceful and unique boat cruise on the Lake Volta, Africa's largest man made lake, and have a delicious lunch aboard cruise or on a lakeside view.

Did you know that in the 17th century, the Ewes in the Volta Region escaped a cruel king in Notsie by softening a fortified wall with water and walked backward through the hole to confuse their pursuers? Discover rich history, authentic cultural heritage and natural beauty of Ghana's Volta Region on this immersive 3-day eco cultural tour. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this adventure offers deep cultural immersion among the Ewe people, known for vibrant traditions and ancestral worship. Hike lush trails to Mt. Afadjato, - Ghana's highest peak - and chase the clouds at Mt. Gemi, the country's highest inhabited village. Explore hidden waterfalls, enjoy a canoe safari on Lake Volta - the world's largest man-made lake - and spot endangered monkeys in a sacred sanctuary. Experience authentic village life, connect with locals, learn ancestral customs, and enjoy lively cultural dance. This eco-tour supports sustainable travel and offers an unforgettable journey into Ghana's Volta Region.

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

1. **Boti Falls**: Relax by the bank of the falls while enjoying snacks and cold drinks. You can take a dugout canoe tour, and for those seeking more adventure, feel free to swim for a refreshing experience! "Please note that during the summer, between November and March, the Boti Falls may dry up due to limited rainfall. However, there are other alternatives to visit, such as Adom Falls or Oboadaka Falls, which are also located in the area. Thank you. " 2. **Aburi Botanical Gardens**: This popular spot is filled with birds and butterflies. We will have a guided tour where you'll learn about the history of local trees and plant species. Explore the gardens to discover the plants' origin, age, and medicinal properties. 3. **Cocoa Farm**: Have you ever wondered where chocolate comes from? We’ll take you back to the beginning with a visit to the Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm. Here, you’ll learn about the history of cocoa in Ghana and explore the first cocoa farm in the country.

Kick off your day at 7:00 AM with a peaceful visit to the Aburi Botanical Gardens, where you’ll stroll through the vibrant gardens and explore a variety of plant species. Then, take in the scenic views of the capital from the Aburi Mountains, offering a breathtaking panorama of Accra. Next, get ready for an adrenaline-filled quadbiking adventure, riding through local farms and along rugged roads, giving you a thrilling experience while soaking in the beauty of the countryside. On the way, enjoy a refreshing taste of the best palm wine from local vendors along the road, a delightful treat that enhances your journey. Continue to the beautiful Asenema Waterfalls, where you can relax and take in the natural beauty of the cascading water. End your day with a delicious lunch at Peduase Resort, where you can enjoy a variety of local and international dishes in a serene setting. This full-day tour is packed with nature, adventure, and incredible views.

Discover the highlights of Accra in a day when you book this city sightseeing tour. With a private guide, visit the Ghanaian capital’s top attractions including Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, James Town Lighthouse, the Osu slave castle, and Makola Market. While you explore, your guide provides information about the rich history of Ghana, including the dark years of the Transatlantic Slave Trade.

Our tours always offer something extra & Special, Our experienced tour guides will make your adventures in Ghana truly memorable. You'll have a professional driver and a fun, knowledgeable guide who will cater to all your requests during the tour. Boti Falls: Relax by the falls with snacks and cold drinks. Enjoy a canoe tour or take a refreshing swim if you're up for more adventure. Aburi Botanical Gardens: This popular spot is teeming with birds and butterflies. Our guided tour will teach you about the history and local plant species, including the origin, age, and medicinal properties of the plants in the garden. Cocoa Farm: Curious about where chocolate comes from? We'll take you to the source – the cocoa tree. At Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm, you'll learn about the history of cocoa in Ghana and visit the country's first cocoa farm. Umbrella Rock: Experience the unique Umbrella Rock, a natural rock formation. Enjoy the stunning views and take some memorable photos.

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.

The Volta Region of Ghana is known for its natural attractions and beautiful sights. On this guided tour from Accra, it’s possible to see the Volta’s most popular spots in just one day. Guided commentary and provided transportation lead you to a monkey sanctuary, 1,600 foot (487 meter) waterfall, and the high peak of Mount Afadja.