Venture on a unique culinary tour through Accra and experience an explosion of flavors of local foods! This is much more than just a food excursion – enjoy a seemingly unending variety of mouth-watering meals, learn to grocery shop in the open-air market like a pro, watch fishmongers preserve and sell the day’s catch, sample irresistible chocolates, desserts, and beverages, while you immerse yourself in the culture and eat your way through Ghana. Explore true local flavors while you discover Ghana’s food, culture, and history led by our enthusiastic foodie guides on this full-day tour.

Embark on an exciting guided city tour of Accra to experience the sights, sounds, history, cuisine, and culture of the 144-year-old city. Accra boasts of a blend of colonial and modern architecture that summarizes her history and has since transitioned into a modern metropolis. Visit museums and famous landmarks that Accra is known for while eating your way through Accra. Begin your tour with a sample of a variety of popular Ghanaian snacks and learn about the breakfast choices ranging from porridges and accompaniments to heavier-based meals like kenkey, waakye, and fish. A scrumptious lunch buffet will fill you up and have you ready for the rest of the adventure. Later embark on a guided tour to one of the largest open-air markets in Accra, where you will be introduced to different local fruits, vegetables, grains, and spices. Watch and learn how to bargain for the best products and later put your bargaining skills to the test as you shop the open-air arts & craft market. End your tour by sampling an array of local desserts and handmade chocolates made from cocoa grown, harvested, and processed in Ghana.

Embark on an exciting guided city tour of Accra to experience the sights, sounds, history, and culture of the 144-year-old city. Accra boasts of a blend of colonial and modern architecture that summarizes her history and has since transitioned into a modern metropolis. Walk through some of the oldest settlements in Accra and interact with locals as they go through their day. Visit museums and famous landmarks that Accra is known for while discovering lesser-known hidden gems. End the day by putting your bargaining skills to the test as you shop the open-air arts & craft market.

What is it about Cape Coast that attracts so many tourists? Maybe it’s the warm water beaches with year-round waves, the historic forts, castles, and dungeons, or perhaps the liberating opportunity to be suspended in a jungle canopy. Each of these contributes to mindfulness, health, and wellness.

Overlooking the Gulf of Guinea, the region is vast, filled with equal parts of rugged nature and vibrant culture. Cape Coast is one of the country’s most historically significant cities in southern Ghana known for its role in the transatlantic slave trade. The Cape Coast castle is the largest of the forts which hold the legacy of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. The slave’s arrival at this fort marked the beginning of their terrifying journey to the Americas and was the last point of connection to the motherland as they walked through the door of no return.

Venture onto the famous canopy walkway which suspends 100ft high and take an exhilarating walk amidst the treetops, or you can explore the forest floor below which is home to wildlife like the African forest elephant, forest buffaloes, leopards, antelopes, monitor lizards, and many other faunae. The Kakum tropical rainforest offers the perfect setting for a complete immersion into nature, with its sundry wildlife and dense forestry.

The scenic Aburi botanical gardens rest upon a plateau that overlooks the capital city of Accra, allowing guests to escape the commotion of city life and be entirely surrounded by nature. Within the garden’s 161-acre space, you can cycle through bike trails, enjoy a serene picnic lunch or relax and breathe in the clean mountain air. The gardens are also a favorite for butterfly and bird lovers for the many species that have made Aburi their home.

Shai Hills has a rich history and heritage. Home to the ancestors of the people of Shai, the hill still contains many of their artifacts and has grown to encompass extensive hiking trails ranging from easy to hard, and a wildlife nature reserve. Explore the maze of caves where the ancestors of the Shai people once lived and climb up smooth rocky trails to summits above offering sweeping views of the valley below and other distant mountains. The Shai Hills Game Reserve, combines nature conservation, rich cultural interest, and archaeological sites with splendid scenic beauty.

A perfect nature-driven fitness activity for those seeking a more challenging, physically rigorous route to wellness is this early morning peaks and falls expedition to the Volta region of Ghana and conquer the highest peak in West Africa. Standing at an astonishing height of 885m with stunning panoramic views into neighboring Togo and the Volta Lake, the rugged and uninhabited mountain is also an important biodiversity area where mammals and some bird species can be spotted.

Wli Waterfalls known by the locals as Agoomatsa – meaning, “Allow Me to Flow”  in the Volta region could easily be described as one of the greatest wonders of the world, bringing to mind images of a faraway, unattainable place. This majestic waterfall is the highest in Ghana and the tallest in West Africa, featuring an upper and lower fall. Enjoy a renewing hike through the lush greenery of the Forest Reserve, where you cross the same winding river eleven times to reach the breathtaking Falls. A trek through the natural paradise of the Agoomatsa wildlife sanctuary offers an opportunity to observe forest animals in their natural habitat. Your hike will be rewarded by the magnificent view of towering Falls standing amid an exquisite landscape of steep, green hills, forests, and babbling brooks. Prepare to be awed as you hear and feel the hypnotic flow of water thundering down.

This full-day tour takes you on a discovery of Accra’s sprawling central market – Makola Market, a landmark unlike any other in Accra, on an enjoyable, informative and immersive tour. Open-air markets across the globe offer unique insights into a nation’s culture and during this experience, you’ll feel all your senses being engaged simultaneously. Weave through stalls and feel the lively buzz of market women calling out for their wares, as they majestically and skillfully balance pans on their heads, bags in their hands. Vibrant colors catch your eyes while bells and horns signaling vendors surround you as you navigate the labyrinth of stalls in pursuit of the best-sourced produce from local farms.

Next, on your culinary-focused escape, learn how to make Ghana’s famous jollof rice. While cooking, take the opportunity to discuss similarities between cooking methods in Ghana and those back home. End your tour by sampling an array of local desserts and handmade chocolate made from cocoa grown, harvested, and prepared in Ghana. There is so much to discover and (more importantly) to taste during this famed market tour.

En-route to the remote town of Atuabo, make a stop at Cape Coast and venture onto the famous canopy walkway which suspends 100ft high and take an exhilarating walk amidst the treetops, or explore the forest floor below which is home to wildlife like the African forest elephant, forest buffaloes, leopards, antelopes, monitor lizards, and many other faunae. The Kakum tropical rainforest offers the perfect setting for a complete immersion into nature, with its sundry wildlife and dense forestry.

Explore Nzulezu, the stilt village erected on Lake Amansuri, hear about its history and see how the locals carry out their daily activities on the water. Hear it for yourself but legend has it that its people were led to this current settlement by a snail. On the way back to your resort, visit one of the smallest trading forts constructed by the British in the mid-1700s.

A boat cruise awaits to whisk you away to an otherwise inaccessible private island with sublime beaches where you will feast on local delicacies, cool down with refreshing coconuts, and enjoy an afternoon of fun, games, watersports, and relaxation.

Catch a morning flight to Tamale, the capital city of the Northern region of Ghana, for a game and cultural experience like none other. Camp out in luxe tents with eco-friendly amenities, savor the flavors of their delectable cuisine prepared with healthy, local ingredients that cater to different diets, and engage with the locals to experience their rich, authentic culture.

The Mole National Park protects an area of savannah and forest in northern Ghana. While on your safari drive and canoe safari, spot elephants, leopards, and rare birds that have made the park their home and behold the panoramic views which overlook waterholes where animals drink. To the south of the park, Larabanga village has a centuries-old, Sudanese-style mosque- one of the oldest in Sub Saharan Africa which people from all over the world have traveled to visit.

Mognori Eco Village is a pristine and relatively undisturbed natural environment. The villagers, rich with the traditions of the Hanga clan, are descendants of a Moshi hunter who settled on the land before the slave raids of the 18th century. On your village walking tour, make stops at the local medicine man’s tree, watch the women make shea butter, and visit the chief’s palace- where you can climb to the rooftop lookout. This experience is specially tailored to build environmental awareness and cultural respect while simultaneously supporting conservation efforts and observing wildlife.

Created for lovers of the outdoors seeking a thrilling adventure, this tour comprises rough dirt track rides in an all-terrain vehicle, guided rock climbing, and crawling through ancient caves. Explore the maze of caves where the ancestors of the Shai people once lived and climb up smooth rocky trails to summits above offering sweeping views of the valley below and other distant mountains. The evening ends with a lively BBQ under the open skies and a night spent in a tent on a nature reserve.

The expedition continues with a renewing hike through the lush greenery of the Forest Reserve, where you cross the same winding river eleven times to reach the breathtaking Wli waterfalls- the highest Falls in West Africa. A trek through the natural paradise of the Agoomatsa wildlife sanctuary offers an opportunity to observe forest animals in their natural habitat. Your hike will be rewarded by the magnificent view of towering Falls standing amid an exquisite landscape of steep, green hills, forests, and babbling brooks. Prepare to be awed as you hear and feel the hypnotic flow of water thundering down.

The final quest is to conquer the highest peak in West Africa. Standing at an astonishing height of 885m with stunning panoramic views into neighboring Togo and the Volta Lake, the rugged and uninhabited mountain is also an important biodiversity area where mammals and some bird species can be spotted. This outdoor adventure is the perfect nature-driven fitness activity for those seeking a moderately challenging and physically rigorous route to wellness.