Day 1 : ACCRA | AFRICAN METROPOLIS
Upon arrival at the Airport, you will be greeted with African drums and music. Enjoy a welcome dinner at Skybar25, the city's tallest rooftop bar.

Day 2 : ACCRA | ACCRA CITY TOUR | KWAME NKRUMAH MAUSOLEUM | ARTS AND | CRAFT CENTRE THE MAKOLA MARKET | W.E DUBOIS CENTER | JAMESTOWN
Visit the W.E.B. Du Bois Centre, where the civil rights activist and 'Father of Pan-Africanism' lived. Explore the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park. Experience the bustling Arts Centre, Ghana's oldest open market, and vibrant slum areas

Day 3 : TAMALE | MOLE NATIONAL PARK | ZAINA LODGE | EVENING SAFARI
Zaina Lodge promises an unforgettable stay. After settling in, embark on an evening safari adventure to explore the wonders of the park from this incredible vantage point.

Day 4 : TAMALE | MOLE NATIONAL PARK | ZAINA LODGE | MOGNORI VILLAGE TOUR
Eco-tourism village offers canoe safaris to see monkeys, birds, and crocodiles, tours to learn about shea butter production and traditional medicine. Meet with the Local chief and in the evening, enjoy a buffet dinner with performances of the Boma Dance, a traditional northern dance (Boma Dance Dinner associated with Group tour only)

Day 5 : KUMASI | ASHANTI KINGDOM
Fly back to Accra and connect to Kumasi for a shorter, easier trip. Kumasi boasts a sprawling central market, one of Africa's largest, featuring Ashanti crafts (leather, pottery, Kente cloth) and a variety of tropical fruits.

Day 6 : KUMASI | ADWONMASE | TRADITIONAL NAMING CEREMONY
Join our unique 'Din to' experience, a traditional Akan naming ceremony, at the Ashanti Palace. These names are typically day-born and honour the esteemed ancestors who lived exemplary lives.

Day 7 : CAPE COAST | ASSIN MANSO SLAVE RIVER |REVERENTIAL NIGHT
At Assin Manso, you'll see the “Slave River”, where captured Africans were washed before being held in Slave Castles to await their journey to the Americas and the Caribbean. The Pan African Historical Theatre Festival, takes place biennially in Ghana to promote unity. One key event is the Reverential Night.

Day 8 : ASSIN MANSO | EMANCIPATION DAY CELEBRATION
Take part in the Emancipation Day Celebration at Assin Manso. Emancipation Day Celebration is a deeply symbolic event, marking the historical significance of the site where slaves were bathed in the “Slave River” before being auctioned and sent to the Americas and the Caribbean.

Day 9 : HISTORIC SLAVE TRADE CASTLES | CAPE COAST CASTLE | ELMINA CASTLE | ELMINA FISHING VILLAGE
Elmina Castle was built by the Portuguese in 1482, this was the first European structure in Sub-Saharan Africa. Next to the Cape Coast Castle. It played a notable role in the trade of timber and gold before becoming a major hub in the slave trade.

Day 10 : ACCRA | DEPARTURE
Reflecting on the rich experiences and profound connections made during this tour, take a piece of Ghana's heritage home with you. .