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Accra, Ghana
Accra, Ghana
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Explore the UNESCO-listed Cape Coast Castle and uncover its deep cultural significance in Ghana’s history.
Discover the art of Batik making from skilled female artisans in Elmina.
Walk among the treetops on Africa’s world-famous rainforest canopy walkway in Kakum National Park.
Hike or bike through lush trails to the breathtaking Bamboo Cathedral in Ankasa Reserve
Ghana’s coastline is awash with stunning scenery, vibrant culture, and a captivating past — and this eight-day guided tour package lets you experience it all. Ideal for adventurous travelers, the journey starts and ends in Accra, weaving through the country’s highlights at a pace that’s active yet approachable. Trace the echoes of history on the moving grounds of Cape Coast Castle, a place that shaped the nation’s story, before shifting gears for a creative Batik-making workshop with local female artisans. Trek the lush rainforest canopy in Kakum National Park and drink in sweeping coastal views that define Ghana’s natural allure. The itinerary also brings you face-to-face with rural life in Ankasa Village, where connecting with local farmers reveals the rhythms of everyday Ghana.
Combining cultural immersion, hands-on activities, and memorable nature experiences, this trip is tailored for experienced travelers seeking a well-rounded adventure. The standout feature? A perfect blend of historic sites, creative workshops, and genuine community interactions — all crafted to leave a lasting impression of Ghana’s unique spirit.