14 Day Ghana Togo Benin Small Group Tour – Luxury
Tour Overview
Prices From: £4195/$5495pps (Single Supp £895pp)
This Luxury Ghana Togo Benin Small Group Tour is the same carefully curated route as our popular West Africa Small Group Tour but this enhanced version features higher-quality accommodation throughout. It’s designed for travellers who love the intimacy, insight, and camaraderie of small group travel, yet appreciate a little extra comfort at the end of each rewarding day.
There is truly no better way to immerse yourself in the rich cultures, time-honoured traditions, and remarkable wildlife of West Africa than on this exclusive journey through Ghana, Togo, and Benin. Each country reveals its own distinct personality and charm. Ghana captivates with its powerful history, welcoming spirit, and vibrant contemporary culture. Togo offers an intimate glimpse into traditional village life, colourful markets, and scenic landscapes. Benin enchants with its spiritual heritage, fascinating royal history, and strong cultural identity. Along the way, you’ll experience warm local hospitality, evocative historical sites, beautiful coastlines, and diverse flora and fauna that bring the region vividly to life.
From ancient cultural landmarks and UNESCO-listed sites to the rhythms of everyday life played out in bustling towns and tranquil villages, this journey opens the door to a world that is both authentic and unforgettable. As three of the safest and most welcoming destinations in Africa, Ghana, Togo, and Benin invite you to explore with confidence, curiosity, and comfort—making this tour a truly enriching way to discover the heart of West Africa.
Tour Highlights
- Explore historic and vibrant Accra
- Visit the Fetish Market in Lome
- Cruise the lake to Togoville the spiritual heart of Voodoo
- Walk the Slave Route and visit the Sacred Forest
- Explore Benin’s Voodoo heritage.
- Experience life on water in Ganvie the “Venice of Africa”
- Hike to Wli Falls, West Africa’s highest waterfall
- Reflect at Assin Manso Slave River and Cape Coast Castle
- Walk the Kakum Canopy Walkway.
Day Overview
Day 1: Welcome to Ghana – Akwaaba!
Arrive in Accra, where a warm Ghanaian welcome awaits. Meet your expert guide and transfer to your hotel for a relaxing evening. Enjoy your first taste of West Africa’s rhythm and hospitality as your adventure begins.
Day 2: Explore the Heart of Accra
Dive into the energy of Makola Market, filled with color, spice, and laughter. Visit the Artist Alliance Gallery, the fascinating Fantasy Coffins workshop, and the historic Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum. End the day exploring the atmospheric streets of Jamestown, alive with history and art.
Day 3: Across the Border to Togo
Journey along the coast to Lomé, Togo’s lively capital. Experience the chaos and charm of the Grand Marché, admire colonial architecture at the German Cathedral, and explore the National Museum of Togo. Optional visits to the Fetish Market and Artisan Village reveal the magic of Togolese spirituality and craftsmanship.
Day 4: Lake Togo to the Land of Voodoo – Ouidah
Sail across Lake Togo to Togoville, birthplace of Voodoo, and step into a world of ancient ritual and living tradition. After lunch, cross into Benin and arrive in Ouidah, where sacred temples and colonial relics tell stories of faith, resilience, and history.
Day 5: Ouidah – The Soul of Voodoo
Discover Ouidah’s powerful legacy with visits to the Slave Route, the Sacred Forest, and the Temple of Pythons. Learn how history and spirituality intertwine before continuing to vibrant Cotonou for an evening at leisure.
Day 6: Cultural Treasures of Porto-Novo
Uncover Benin’s rich heritage at the Ethnographic Museum, Honme Royal Palace, and the Da Silva Afro-Brazilian Museum. Visit the striking Great Mosque before returning to Cotonou to shop for vibrant wax prints and local crafts at Dantokpa Market, one of West Africa’s largest.
Day 7: The Floating Village of Ganvié
Cruise the tranquil waters of Lake Nokoué to visit Ganvié, the “Venice of Africa,” where an entire community lives on stilts. After lunch, travel to Abomey, stopping at the mysterious Agongointo Underground Dwellings, hidden chambers that once sheltered Dahomey warriors.
Day 8: Kingdoms of Abomey & Return to Ghana
Step back in time at the Royal Palaces of Abomey, a UNESCO site revealing centuries of Dahomey power and artistry. Visit the Historical Museum before journeying back into Ghana’s Volta Region, surrounded by lush hills and welcoming villages.
Day 9: Waterfalls & Wildlife of the Volta Region
Trek to the breathtaking Wli Falls, the tallest in West Africa, and cool off in its natural pools. In the afternoon, meet the sacred Mona monkeys of Tafi Atome, protected by local tradition for over 200 years.
Day 10: Scenic Hills & Craft Villages
Wind through the green Akuapem Hills to the tranquil Aburi Botanical Gardens, then visit the Aburi Craft Village to see woodcarvers at work. Stop at Koforidua Beads Market for beautiful handmade treasures before continuing to Kumasi, capital of the Ashanti Kingdom.
Day 11: The Living Culture of the Ashanti
Immerse yourself in Ashanti heritage at UNESCO-listed traditional houses, the Kente Weaving Village of Adanwomase, and Ntonso, birthplace of Adinkra symbols. Watch artisans handcraft brass jewelry in Sokoban Krofrom, preserving centuries-old techniques.
Day 12: From Royalty to Remembrance – Kumasi to Cape Coast
Visit the Manhyia Palace Museum, the royal seat of the Ashanti King, to explore Ghana’s rich cultural and royal heritage. Continue to Assin Manso, a memorial site honoring enslaved Africans who passed through the Slave River on their journey to the coast. End the day at the UNESCO-listed Cape Coast Castle, where the moving “Door of No Return” and its powerful exhibits offer a profound reflection on Ghana’s history and resilience.
Day 13: Rainforests, Art & Coastal Heritage
Walk the exhilarating Kakum Canopy Walkway, visit the Stingless Bee Centre, and take part in a batik-making workshop with local women artisans. In the afternoon, explore Elmina Castle and the colorful fishing harbor, where wooden boats line the shore.
Day 14: Coastal Beauty & Farewell Ghana
Relax by the beach before returning to Accra, stopping at Fort Amsterdam, one of Ghana’s oldest forts. Enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant, reflecting on the unforgettable sights, sounds, and stories of your journey through Ghana, Togo, and Benin.
Key Facts
Starts: Accra, Ghana
Ends: Accra, Ghana
Meals: 13 Breakfasts, 13 Dinners
Travel Style: Luxury Style
Tour Type: Small Group Tour
Group Size: Minimum 4 and Maximum 10
Prices From: £4195/$5495pps (Single Supp £895pp)
Transport: Private Guide and Vehicle
Includes
- 2 Nights Labadi Beach in Accra
- 1 Night Hotel 2 Fevrier in Lome
- 1 night Casa del Papa in Ouidah
- 2 Night La Maison Rouge in Cotonou
- 1 Night Amazone Hotel in Bohicon
- 1 Night Wli Water Heights in Volta Region
- 1 Night Royal Senchi in Akosombo
- 2 Nights Lancaster Kumasi in Kumasi
- 2 nights Ridge Royal Hotel in Cape Castle
- Private Guide and Vehicle Throughout
- Entrance Fees and Conservation Fees
Excludes
- International flights to and from Accra, Ghana
- Visa Fees
- Tips
- Travel Insurance (Essential)
- Items of a Personal Nature
- Drinks/Meals not stated
- Optional Activities
Dates
7th February 2026
7th March 2026
12th September 2026
3rd October 2026
7th November 2026
6th February 2027
20th March 2027
11th September 2027
2nd October 2027
6th November 2027

