Top Ghana Carnival

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.

PANAFEST – Pan African Festival, abbreviated PANAFEST, is a biennial cultural event held in Ghana. This festival honors African culture, heritage, and identity while promoting unity and solidarity among people of African descent. Pan African Festival of Arts & Culture was founded this Ghana Tour in 1992 and has since grown to become one of Africa’s most important cultural events. Thousands of people from all over the world attend the festival, including artists, scholars, activists, and cultural enthusiasts. PANAFEST is a two-week celebration of African culture, featuring diverse events like theater, film, music, art, workshops, and conferences. The festival promotes cultural exchange and dialogue among participants while highlighting the richness and diversity of African culture.

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.

The Afrofuture festival – Afrochella is an exhilarating celebration that transcends boundaries and embraces the essence of African culture, both past and present. This vibrant festival serves as a testament to the dynamism and creativity of the African diaspora, showcasing a fusion of tradition and modernity. From captivating performances by artists at the forefront of Afro-futurism to immersive exhibitions of contemporary African art, the festival offers a sensory journey through the rich tapestry of African expression. Engage with thought-provoking discussions on innovation, technology, and their transformative potential in shaping the future of the continent.

It's time to visit the Motherland and connect with your heritage and culture! Explore Ghana in August 2024 as we highlight the vibrant and artistic city of Accra during the Chale Wote Festival. On this cultural and historical tour, you will see the former slave castle at Cape Coast and receive your African name at a traditional ceremony. It's time to travel the world, expand your global network, explore your roots, and create memories you won't forget. Enjoy the biggest and best parties that Accra has to offer.

Familiarize yourself with Accra and Ghanain history and culture with this four-hour tour of the capital city. You'll visit Black Star Square, the Osu Castle, and the old British part of town, James Town along with Markola Market and Kwame Nkrumah's Memorial Park and Museum. Your local driver/guide will be on hand to answer questions and provide context as you go from sight to sight.

Take a day trip from Accra to Cape Coast and Elmina Castles and Kakum National Park with your own private guide. You'll get to travel over the Kakum National Park canopy walkway and learn about colonial West Africa and the grim history of the slave trade at Elmina Castle and Cape Coast Castle from an expert local guide.

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.