10-Day, 9-Night Beautiful Ghana​ Experience

Experience a truly unique and enriching opportunity to embark on a remarkable journey that promises to be a once-in-a-lifetime adventure spanning ten incredible days and nine immersive nights in the captivating country of Ghana. This expedition is not merely a trip; it represents an extensive exploration filled with rich educational experiences, deep cultural insights, and meaningful personal connections, all culminating in a profound understanding of Ghana’s storied history and vibrant heritage.

Throughout this unforgettable journey, participants will have the extraordinary chance to visit pivotal locations that are central to the nation’s identity, such as the Presidential office, where critical national decisions are made and policies that shape the future of Ghana are discussed and implemented. Additionally, attendees will have the unique opportunity to visit the country’s judiciary, where they will be able to observe court proceedings firsthand, providing a fascinating glimpse into the legal framework and judicial practices that underpin Ghanaian society, highlighting the rule of law and the workings of justice in this dynamic nation.

Our adventure commences in the bustling capital city of Accra, a vibrant metropolis teeming with life and energy, where we will gather to acclimate ourselves before setting off on our next exciting destinations. From here, we will journey to the picturesque Akosombo Dam Site, travelling through the enchanting Shai traditional area. This scenic route not only highlights the breathtaking beauty of the region but also affords guests a poignant glimpse into the ancestral homes of the Shai people, serving to provide essential context about their rich history and the complex challenges they faced during their displacement by British colonial forces.

Following our enlightening time in Accra, our journey continues to the vibrant city of Kumasi, often referred to as the heart of the Ashanti Region. Here, participants will have the chance to explore the Kumasi Cultural Center, the historic Okomfo Anokye Sword Site—linked to the legendary priest who played a pivotal role in uniting the Ashanti Kingdom—and the Manyiah Palace Museum, which showcases the rich heritage and cultural significance of the Asantehene, the revered king of the Ashanti people. Beyond these historical landmarks, participants will also have the unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the culture of local artisans as we visit the renowned craft villages of Ahiwiaa, celebrated for their exquisite wood carvings, and Ntonso, where guests can actively learn about the meticulous and intricate process of creating Adinkra cloth. This fascinating experience includes observing and participating in the extraction of vibrant colours from Indigenous tree bark and the creation of intricate patterns that hold deep cultural significance and meanings within the Ghanaian context.

As our thoughtfully curated itinerary unfolds, we will make our way to Cape Coast, making an essential stop at Assin Manso to reflect on the sombre history of the Slave River, where countless enslaved individuals took their final baths before embarking on the harrowing journey across the Atlantic Ocean. This poignant visit serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of the slave trade and the enduring impact it has had on generations. After this reflection, we will finally arrive at Cape Coast, where we will venture into the lush expanse of Kakum National Park. Here, participants will have the exhilarating chance to traverse the breathtaking Canopy Walkway, a remarkable experience that allows for an unparalleled perspective of the diverse flora and fauna found within the lush treetops of the rainforest, immersing oneself in nature’s beauty and tranquillity.

Culminating this enriching experience, guests will visit the historic Elmina and Cape Coast Castles—both recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites for their significant roles in history. These formidable structures were at the heart of the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, with Cape Coast Castle established in 1482 by the Portuguese and later recognized as the largest slave dungeon in sub-Saharan Africa. These visits will provide profound insights into the complexities of the past, fostering a deeper understanding of the historical narratives that shape contemporary Ghana. The day will conclude with leisure time along the beautiful coastline, allowing participants the precious opportunity to unwind, reflect on their immersive experiences, and engage with local fishermen, gaining a richer understanding of the community’s daily life, culture, and the enduring traditions that thrive along the stunning shores of Ghana.

Schedule and Pricing

2 PAX = $ 2000. 00 Per Head (Double Occupancy)

3 PAX = $1,755. 00 Per Head (Double Occupancy)

5 PAX = $ 1, 352.00 Per Head (Double Occupancy)

6 PAX = $ 1, 106.00 Per Head (Double Occupancy)

7 PAX = $ 1, 012.00 Per Head (Double Occupancy)

10 PAX = $ 946.00 Per Head (Double Occupancy)