14 Day Luxury Ghana Tour
Tour Overview
Ghana is known for its vibrant and diverse culture. It is home to numerous ethnic groups, each with its unique traditions, music, dance, and art. In addition, Ghanaians are renowned for their warm hospitality and friendliness towards visitors. You’ll often be greeted with a smile and a welcoming attitude, making your stay in Ghana a pleasant and memorable experience. This luxury Ghana tour offers numerous opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture. You can participate in drumming and dancing workshops, visit craft villages to see artisans at work, or learn about traditional healing practices from local herbalists. These experiences provide a deeper understanding of Ghana’s cultural heritage.
Ghana offers a diverse range of natural landscapes, from pristine beaches along the Atlantic coast to lush rainforests in national parks. Explore places like Kakum National Park, where you can walk on the canopy walkway high above the forest floor, or Mole National Park, known for its wildlife and safari opportunities. There is a rich history that is reflected in its architecture, which you will see as you explore the historic city of Kumasi with its grand Ashanti architecture, or marvel at the traditional stilt houses.
On the tour don’t miss the chance to try local dishes such as jollof rice, banku with grilled fish, fufu with light soup, and kelewele (spicy fried plantains). Street food is abundant and offers a great way to explore the local culinary scene.
Tour Highlights
- Explore Accra’s Heritage in Jamestown at Independence Square, and the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park.
- Discover vibrant markets, the Fantasy Coffins of Teshie, and Ghana’s creative art scene.
- Hike to Wli Waterfalls, the tallest in West Africa, and cruise the scenic Volta River.
- Enjoy a walking safari in Mole National Park to see elephants and other wildlife up close.
- Immerse in Ashanti Traditions with a visit to the Manhyia Palace, Kente weaving and Adinkra villages
- Explore Cape Coast Castle and Assin Manso Slave River, key sites of the transatlantic slave trade.
- Walk the Kakum Canopy
- Relax on the Gold Coast and unwind by the beach in Elmina, surrounded by history, colour, and coastal charm
Day Overview
Day 1: Arrival in Accra – Akwaaba!
Arrive in Accra and receive a warm Ghanaian welcome from your guide before transferring to your hotel. Enjoy dinner and a relaxed evening as you settle into West Africa’s vibrant atmosphere.
Day 2: Discover Accra’s History & Culture
Explore Ghana’s lively capital – from the National Museum and Jamestown’s colonial landmarks to Independence Square and the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park. End with a visit to the unique Fantasy Coffins of Teshie Nungua.
Day 3: Volta Adventure – Beads, Wildlife & River Cruise
Depart Accra to visit TK Beads, Shai Hills Reserve, and enjoy a scenic Volta River cruise with lunch overlooking the water. Tour the Akosombo Dam, an impressive hydro-engineering marvel, before continuing to your Volta accommodation.
Day 4: Waterfalls, Monkeys & Kente Weaving
Trek to Wli Falls, West Africa’s highest waterfall, meet the sacred monkeys of Tafi Atome Sanctuary, and visit Tafi Abuife Village to watch traditional Ewe Kente weaving in action.
Day 5: Scenic Drive to Kumasi
Journey through the Akuapem Hills, visiting the serene Aburi Botanical Gardens and Craft Village en route. Stop for lunch in Koforidua, known for its bead market, before arriving in Kumasi.
Day 6: The Royal City of Kumasi
Explore the Manhyia Palace Museum, Cultural Centre, and bustling Kejetia Market. Visit the Okomfo Anokye Sword, a symbol of Ashanti unity, and the historic KNUST University campus.
Day 7: Into the Wild – Mole National Park
Travel north to Mole National Park, stopping at the ancient Larabanga Mosque. Enjoy sunset views from your lodge and experience Ghana’s untouched savannah wilderness.
Day 8: Safari & Cultural Encounters
Embark on a walking safari to spot elephants and other wildlife. In the afternoon, visit Mognori Village to learn about eco-tourism, shea butter production, and traditional healing practices.
Day 9: Waterfalls & Sacred Monkeys
Stop at the scenic Kintampo Waterfalls for a refreshing dip, then visit the Boebeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary, where locals protect sacred colobus and Mona monkeys before returning to Kumasi.
Day 10: Ashanti Craft Heritage
Tour UNESCO-listed Ashanti traditional houses, the Adanwomasie Kente Village, Ntonso Adinkra Village, and Sokoban Krofrom, where brass artisans preserve ancient techniques.
Day 11: Cape Coast – The Journey of Remembrance
Visit Assin Manso Slave River, then tour Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that powerfully tells the story of the transatlantic slave trade.
Day 12: Rainforest & Local Artisans
Walk the Kakum Canopy Walkway, visit the Stingless Bee Centre, and join a batik-making workshop with Global Mamas. In the afternoon, tour Elmina Castle and the fishing harbor.
Day 13: Beachfront Relaxation
Enjoy a full day at leisure by the ocean. Swim, unwind, or explore nearby villages before celebrating your final evening in Ghana.
Day 14: Return to Accra & Departure
Journey back to Accra via Fort Amsterdam, the first British fort on the Gold Coast. Enjoy a farewell dinner before your evening flight home.
Key Facts
Starts: Accra, Ghana
Ends: Accra, Ghana
Meals: 13 Breakfasts, 13 Dinners
Travel Style: Luxury Style
Tour Type: Private/Tailor-made
Transport: Private Road Transfers
Validity: Year Round
Includes
- 2 Nights Labadi Beach Hotel in Accra
- 2 Nights The Royal Senchi in Akosombo
- 2 Nights Lancaster Kumasi City in Kumasi
- 2 Nights Zaina Lodge in Mole National Park
- 2 Nights Lancaster Kumasi City in Kumasi
- 3 Nights Lemon Beach Resort in Elmina
- Private Guide and Vehicle
- Entrance Fees, Park Fees and Conservation Levies
Excludes
- International flights to and from Accra
- Visa Fees (if required)
- Tips
- Travel Insurance (Essential)
- Items of a Personal Nature
- Drinks/Meals not stated
- Optional Activities
Dates
Available All Year
