Top Activities on the Ground in Ghana

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.

The closest environmentally friendly hiking spot in Accra is Shai Hills Reserve, and it's the great for nature lovers. Rock climbing, nature walks, game viewing, and bird watching are popular pastimes. Those who are unable to walk or hike long distances can choose to rent a car and drive through the safari area. Ostriches, antelopes, bats, birds (like the green turaco, violet turaco, Paradise Flycatcher, red-billed horn-bill, yellow-fronted tinker bird, and red-necked buzzard), baboons, cats, duiker, guinea fowls, kobs, green monkeys, monitor lizards, and zebras are just a few of the nearly dozens of primary animal species that exist. Let's Make It Happen

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.

Explore Accra with your own private guide and driver by booking the services of local driver and Accra expert Ebo Cobbinah. Mr. Cobbinah will take you all around town, and is available for airport pickups on request. He can also take you out of town, for an additional fee, all in the comfort of his private, air-conditioned vehicle.

The Odyssey is the three-tier Adventure option of hiking the 1.8km Trident Peak, engaging in a high-stakes Paintballing battle, and Kayaking the 4km expanse of River Volta near our Island.

An exhilarating escape from the city awaits in the Eastern Region of Ghana. This full-day adventure begins with an ATV ride through lush trails and picturesque local villages. After a safety briefing at the ATV base, journey through scenic landscapes and arrive at the Aburi Gardens, where exotic plants and serene spots beckon for exploration. A delightful picnic lunch fuels the adventure before hiking to the Asenema Waterfalls, where a refreshing dip in nature's embrace revitalizes the spirit. The experience culminates with a visit to a nearby village for a tasting of traditional palm wine, allowing for a deeper connection with local culture before returning to Accra.

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.

One of a kind adventure park in West Africa that offers an authentic rain forest adventure experience

Just an hour drive from Accra, embark on exciting adventures through Ghana's nature, wildlife, and authentic cultural heritage. Spot baboons, green monkeys, antelopes, zebras, and vibrant birdlife at Shai Hills Resource Reserve. Visit the historic Sayu cave, once ancestral palace to the Shai tribal chief and now a sanctuary for bats. Explore the Mogo Hill, which served as camping site for ancient adolescent girls during "Dipo" puberty rites, with optional rock scrambling to enjoy panoramic views of the Accra plains. Explore the Museum of Natural and Cultural Heritage and learn about wildlife and nature conservation efforts. Experience the art of traditional bead-making at a local factory, enjoy a boat cruise on lake Volta and savor authentic Ghanaian cuisine at a hilltop restaurant with wide lake views. Designed for first-time visitors or simply looking for a relaxing day trip out of Accra, this Ghana experience offers a perfect mix of adventure, local experiences and serenity.

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.

This experience is highly recommended for lovers of art, paintings, sculptures, carvings, and other artefacts. If you're interested in shopping for similar items, you can browse and purchase as we explore. We will explore different locations for the work of art, etc Funerals are special events in Ghana. The Ga people, particularly, are known for creating extraordinary fantasy coffins to celebrate funerals. They believe honouring the deceased properly ensures a joyful departure for the spirit and brings blessings to the family left behind. The design of each coffin symbolizes something significant in the person's life. For example, a coffin shaped like a fish may be used for a fisherman, while one resembling a sewing machine might represent a sewist. The experience concludes at the nearby Artist Alliance Gallery, which features over three floors of art, sculpture, carvings, and various artefacts, including museum-quality coffins on display.

Join us on this tour to marvel at one of Ghana's spectacular ecotourism sites. Experience the Kakum National Park Canopy Walkway for a unique bird’s eye view of the forest. Discover the biodiversity of Ghana’s nature. This excursion best suits travellers with limited time, families with children, adventure seekers and nature lovers

Get out of the city with this Cocoa tour. You'll begin at the Aburi Botanical Gardens to check out endangered species of plants and relax on the manicured lawn for a picnic. Then, visit the Cocoa farm. Providing a unique opportunity to learn about the history of chocolate production in Ghana among the serenity of cocoa trees. Finally, visit the Aburi craft village to purchase souvenirs.

This tour takes us through some of the most famous fishing communities in Ghana. In these towns we will visit the slave castles of which the Elmina castle is the biggest in Sub Saharan Africa. It also involves outdoor adventures through the Kakum Forest. This tour is also an opportunity for people to learn more about our political history and slavery in Ghana.

See how cocoa is cultivated for chocolate at a farm in the forested countryside and join in the process if you wish. After meeting the village leaders, you will head to a small family-operated farm for an eye-opening look at how cocoa is produced and its enormous impact on the local economy. Ghana is the world’s second-largest cocoa exporter and demand remains high, although there are challenges to growing it as you will discover while conversing with the farmers. You will see how the trees are pruned and the cocoa harvested and dried, all vital steps that you will be welcome to participate in. You will also learn about the history of cocoa, which was introduced to Ghana in the mid-19th century. Back in Takoradi, you will Enjoy a panoramic tour of the Sekondi – Takoradi to learn about the importance of cocoa to the local economy.

Ghana is a country rich with history, culture, and a community that really honors its traditions. If you have ever wondered how it would feel to live in this country, this eight day guided tour could offer you the experience you are looking for. This tour’s itinerary is packed with memorable and eventful trips to different parts of Ghana, like Accra and Hohoe. It's a chance to see the entirety of Ghana, and not just a single city or region.

A combined tour of Cape Coast Castle and Kakum National Park in Ghana offers a captivating and multifaceted experience. Cape Coast Castle reveals the painful history of the transatlantic slave trade, with its dungeons and “Door of No Return” serving as haunting reminders of the past. Meanwhile, Kakum National Park provides a lush and vibrant contrast, showcasing the natural beauty of a West African rainforest, complete with its iconic canopy walkway. This juxtaposition of history and nature offers visitors a well-rounded journey, from somber reflection to awe-inspiring wonder, making for a truly memorable and enlightening exploration of Ghana’s rich heritage and biodiversity.

Enjoy a full farm adventure and step inside the factory to witness chocolate-making from bean to bar topped off with a delicious lunch. Discover the fascinating journey of chocolate! Visit a real cocoa farm, learn the cocoa chain, harvest pods, taste fresh cocoa fruit, and enjoy an authentic rural adventure. Step inside the factory and witness chocolate come to life from melting cocoa liquor to refining, molding, and packaging each bar. Indulge your taste buds with over 10 fairafric recipes from rich dark and creamy milk to irresistible chocolate infused with fruits and nuts. Explore. Experience. Enjoy. The sweet side of Ghana awaits!

See African elephants up close when you take this 3-day safari through Mole National Park. This private tour includes several safari experiences to increase your chances of seeing elephant herds as well as other native animals like warthogs, antelopes, baboons, and several bird species. Enjoy a mix of game drives, walking safaris, and a canoe tour throughout the three days.

Do you have a day in Tamale and want to take an adventure in Mole National Park? Grassroot Tours Ghana is here to make your day a memorable one. This day-tour will take you to Ghana’s largest National Park, with over 4,574sq km of land space with over 300 species of birds and 94 species of mammal, including African elephants, kob antelopes, buffaloes, baboons, and warthogs. This tour will also take you to the Larabanga Mosque and the Mognori Eco-village.

Explore Ghana's natural environment with this small safari tour in Mole. A qualified guide will lead you on this private tour, exclusive to Viator, for close encounters with big game wildlife. After embracing culture at the Sognaayilli culture village, you'll arrive at Mole National Park. Here, early walks, Jeep and canoe safaris will give you plenty of opportunities to see baboons, elephants and warthogs.

Encounter wildlife in Mole National Park and the Boabeng Fiema Monkey Sanctuary in Ghana on this five-day safari. Learn about the local people and culture of Ghana as you visit reserves to view majestic animals in their natural habitats. Meals will be included on your tour.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Eastern Uganda on this 3-Day guided tour exploring Wanale Falls, Sisiyi Falls, and Sipi Falls. This adventure is designed for those seeking scenic landscapes and rich cultural encounters without the strenuous trek to Wagagai Peak. Enjoy guided hikes through picturesque hills, visit hidden waterfalls, and interact with local communities. Camp overnight near Sisiyi Falls and participate in traditional cooking with village families. This tour combines nature, culture, and adventure, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts and culture seekers alike. - Visit stunning Wanale, Sisiyi, and Sipi Falls - Enjoy an overnight camping experience near Sisiyi Falls - Participate in a traditional cooking session with locals - Scenic hikes and cultural interactions throughout the tour

Experience two of Ghana’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites and the breathtaking Kakum Canopy Walkway in one unforgettable day. Discover the stories behind Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle, then enjoy spectacular rainforest views from the suspended canopy bridges. Travel comfortably with a knowledgeable local guide who brings Ghana’s history and culture to life.