Tour Accra, a metropolitan city of over 2 million. Tour historic Jamestown, Kwame Nkrumah Monument, Independence Square, W.E.B. Du Bois Center.

Visit one of the last remaining traditional Abosomfie shrine homes at Besease.

Tour a number of villages showcasing traditional Asante handcrafts: Kente cloth weaving, Adinkra cloth stamping, wood carving.

Visit a cocoa farm.

Morning visit the National Cultural Center, one of Ghana’s best museums.

Home of the Ashanti King, Manhyia Palace, and the Komfo Anokye Sword.

Enjoy a shopping experience at West Africa’s largest outdoor market, the vast Kejetia market.

Follow the former slave route to Cape Coast, stopping at the Slave River at Assin Manso. This sacred space was site of the last bath before arrival at Cape Coast.

Touring the dungeons at Cape Coast Castle is a horrifying reminder of the brutal 400 years of slave trading.

Those of African descent may have a “Door of Return” ceremony to officially welcome your return through the door which your ancestors may have passed. (extra fee)

A special evening cultural performance of drumming and dance is given by a local group.

Morning visit to West Africa’s highest rain forest canopy walkway at Kakum National Park.

Crocodile ponds and weaver bird community at Hans Botel before returning to Accra

Tour Accra, a metropolitan city of over 2 million. Tour historic Jamestown, Kwame Nkrumah Monument, Independence Square, W.E.B. Du Bois Center.

Visit one of the last remaining traditional Abosomfie shrine homes at Besease.

Tour a number of villages showcasing traditional Asante handcrafts: Kente cloth weaving, Adinkra cloth stamping, wood carving.

Visit a cocoa farm.

Morning visit the National Cultural Center, one of Ghana’s best museums.

Home of the Ashanti King, Manhyia Palace, and the Komfo Anokye Sword.

Enjoy a shopping experience at West Africa’s largest outdoor market, the vast Kejetia market.

Follow the former slave route to Cape Coast, stopping at the Slave River at Assin Manso. This sacred space was site of the last bath before arrival at Cape Coast.

Touring the dungeons at Cape Coast Castle is a horrifying reminder of the brutal 400 years of slave trading.

Those of African descent may have a “Door of Return” ceremony to officially welcome your return through the door which your ancestors may have passed. (extra fee)

A special evening cultural performance of drumming and dance is given by a local group.

Morning visit to West Africa’s highest rain forest canopy walkway at Kakum National Park.

Crocodile ponds and weaver bird community at Hans Botel before returning to Accra

Tour Accra, a metropolitan city of over 2 million. Tour historic Jamestown, Kwame Nkrumah Monument, Independence Square, W.E.B. Du Bois Center.

Visit one of the last remaining traditional Abosomfie shrine homes at Besease.

Tour a number of villages showcasing traditional Asante handcrafts: Kente cloth weaving, Adinkra cloth stamping, wood carving.

Visit a cocoa farm.

Morning visit the National Cultural Center, one of Ghana’s best museums.

Home of the Ashanti King, Manhyia Palace, and the Komfo Anokye Sword.

Enjoy a shopping experience at West Africa’s largest outdoor market, the vast Kejetia market.

Follow the former slave route to Cape Coast, stopping at the Slave River at Assin Manso. This sacred space was site of the last bath before arrival at Cape Coast.

Touring the dungeons at Cape Coast Castle is a horrifying reminder of the brutal 400 years of slave trading.

Those of African descent may have a “Door of Return” ceremony to officially welcome your return through the door which your ancestors may have passed. (extra fee)

A special evening cultural performance of drumming and dance is given by a local group.

Morning visit to West Africa’s highest rain forest canopy walkway at Kakum National Park.

Crocodile ponds and weaver bird community at Hans Botel before returning to Accra

Tour Accra, a metropolitan city of over 2 million. Tour historic Jamestown, Kwame Nkrumah Monument, Independence Square, W.E.B. Du Bois Center.

Visit one of the last remaining traditional Abosomfie shrine homes at Besease.

Tour a number of villages showcasing traditional Asante handcrafts: Kente cloth weaving, Adinkra cloth stamping, wood carving.

Visit a cocoa farm.

Morning visit the National Cultural Center, one of Ghana’s best museums.

Home of the Ashanti King, Manhyia Palace, and the Komfo Anokye Sword.

Enjoy a shopping experience at West Africa’s largest outdoor market, the vast Kejetia market.

Follow the former slave route to Cape Coast, stopping at the Slave River at Assin Manso. This sacred space was site of the last bath before arrival at Cape Coast.

Touring the dungeons at Cape Coast Castle is a horrifying reminder of the brutal 400 years of slave trading.

Those of African descent may have a “Door of Return” ceremony to officially welcome your return through the door which your ancestors may have passed. (extra fee)

A special evening cultural performance of drumming and dance is given by a local group.

Morning visit to West Africa’s highest rain forest canopy walkway at Kakum National Park.

Crocodile ponds and weaver bird community at Hans Botel before returning to Accra

Tour Accra, a metropolitan city of over 2 million. Tour historic Jamestown, Kwame Nkrumah Monument, Independence Square, W.E.B. Du Bois Center.

Visit one of the last remaining traditional Abosomfie shrine homes at Besease.

Tour a number of villages showcasing traditional Asante handcrafts: Kente cloth weaving, Adinkra cloth stamping, wood carving.

Visit a cocoa farm.

Morning visit the National Cultural Center, one of Ghana’s best museums.

Home of the Ashanti King, Manhyia Palace, and the Komfo Anokye Sword.

Enjoy a shopping experience at West Africa’s largest outdoor market, the vast Kejetia market.

Follow the former slave route to Cape Coast, stopping at the Slave River at Assin Manso. This sacred space was site of the last bath before arrival at Cape Coast.

Touring the dungeons at Cape Coast Castle is a horrifying reminder of the brutal 400 years of slave trading.

Those of African descent may have a “Door of Return” ceremony to officially welcome your return through the door which your ancestors may have passed. (extra fee)

A special evening cultural performance of drumming and dance is given by a local group.

Morning visit to West Africa’s highest rain forest canopy walkway at Kakum National Park.

Crocodile ponds and weaver bird community at Hans Botel before returning to Accra

Tour Accra, a metropolitan city of over 2 million. Tour historic Jamestown, Kwame Nkrumah Monument, Independence Square, W.E.B. Du Bois Center.

Visit one of the last remaining traditional Abosomfie shrine homes at Besease.

Tour a number of villages showcasing traditional Asante handcrafts: Kente cloth weaving, Adinkra cloth stamping, wood carving.

Visit a cocoa farm.

Morning visit the National Cultural Center, one of Ghana’s best museums.

Home of the Ashanti King, Manhyia Palace, and the Komfo Anokye Sword.

Enjoy a shopping experience at West Africa’s largest outdoor market, the vast Kejetia market.

Follow the former slave route to Cape Coast, stopping at the Slave River at Assin Manso. This sacred space was site of the last bath before arrival at Cape Coast.

Touring the dungeons at Cape Coast Castle is a horrifying reminder of the brutal 400 years of slave trading.

Those of African descent may have a “Door of Return” ceremony to officially welcome your return through the door which your ancestors may have passed. (extra fee)

A special evening cultural performance of drumming and dance is given by a local group.

Morning visit to West Africa’s highest rain forest canopy walkway at Kakum National Park.

Crocodile ponds and weaver bird community at Hans Botel before returning to Accra