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Accra, Ghana
Cotonou, Benin
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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.
Enjoy a traditional weaving experience of Kente cloth led by members of the Atitovou community.
Witness the community come together for the unforgettable Sokode horse and fire dances.
Ghana, Togo, and Benin may be compact on the map, but this 16-day tour package delivers outsized adventure and cultural depth for seasoned explorers. Starting in Accra and winding to Cotonou, you’ll traverse vibrant cities and tranquil villages across West Africa, balancing history, nature, and hands-on experiences. Stand on the powerful grounds of Cape Coast Castle, a pivotal site in the transatlantic slave trade, and deepen your understanding of Ghana’s poignant past. Get creative in a Batik-making workshop led by local women, then venture through the lush canopy walkways of Kakum National Park. Savor coastal panoramas, and engage in genuine exchanges with farmers in remote Ankasa Village, offering a window into daily rural life.
Crossing into Togo and Benin, the journey transforms into an immersion into local markets abuzz with color and life. Meet welcoming communities, and experience the roots of Voodoo culture in Ouidah — a spiritual and cultural highlight. For travelers comfortable with moderate physical activity, this tour blends meaningful engagement and discovery with manageable exertion, such as forest treks and village walks. The unique selling point: rare access to authentic West African traditions through local-led workshops, community visits, and immersive history, all within a small group setting for deeper connection. This trip is designed for experienced travelers eager for a truly enriching blend of culture, history, and adventure across three fascinating countries.