Highlights
In Accra visit Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, Independence Square and more
Visit the sobering Cape Coast and Elmina slave castles
Tour a unique village on Amansari Lake
Stop in Kakum National Park and walk the forest canopy
Itinerary
Trace the poignant and powerful history of Ghana on the "Trails of the Transatlantic Slave Trade"—an eight-day educational trip perfect for those eager to explore both the beauty and the legacy of this West African nation. Begin in Accra, Ghana’s bustling capital, for an in-depth city tour before venturing along the coast. Visit the UNESCO-listed slave castles of Cape Coast and Elmina, explore historic forts, and enjoy stunning ocean views. This tour’s unique highlight is its deep cultural and historical immersion, allowing you to learn firsthand about the transatlantic slave trade and its enduring impact. Accommodation, transport, and select meals are included, ensuring a thoughtful and well-supported journey through Ghana’s past and present.
day 1Arrive in Ghana
Akwaaba! Welcome! Upon arrival at the Terminal 3 of Kotoka International Airport, Accra-Ghana, You will be met by a staff member and transferred to your hotel.
day 2Accra Tour
day 3Cape Coast Castle
day 4Elmina Tour
day 5Beyin, Axim
day 6Axim, Butre, Busua
day 7Busua – Dixcove – Kakum National Park – Accra
day 8Shopping and departure
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