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Are you ready to explore and experience the peaceful tranquility of the Ghanaian Culture? Join us on our next Year of Return Experience as we show you, one of the most talked about travel destination in the world – Ghana.
 
Treat yourself to nature, wildlife and adventure in Ghana’s largest protected wildlife park located in north western Ghana in the 2019 newly created Savannah Region.
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Mole National park is home to both plants and over 93 mammal species, with an estimated elephant population of 436 Based on a 2019 (January – April) Research carried out by Forestry Commission / Wildlife Division. There are also about warthogs, water bucks, kobs, bush bucks, hartebeests, antelopes, baboons, monkeys, birds and many other animals’ species and plants.&nbsp;
 
Established in 1958, Mole Game reserve is a protected area covering about 4,912km² and one of the biggest and most patronized reserves in Ghana. Our guests would be exposed to this and many more on a trip with Best Ghana Tours.

Mole National Park, Ghana

All entrance fees

	Airport transfers

	Ground transportation 

	Local Tour Guide

Shared accommodation

All meals

Explore the daily busy market of the city of Tamale, where communities all over the region and some neighboring countries come to trade with lots of everything to see to make your day interesting.
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At the cultural center, you get to learn about the culture of people of Northern Ghana as you explore the various stalls that showcase the cultural and historical crafts and identity of the people of Ghana and Africa.
 
Few meters away from the Dakpema Palace, you get to experience firsthand. How leather shoes, belts, sandals, bags etc. are made and the processes leading to the final product. Our guest would be taken through the beginning of the process from the fresh skin through to the final product and you can get to try your hands on making your own sandals.&nbsp;
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Visit Tanpei kukuo to see and try your hands on how the famous all natural sheabutter is transformed from sheanuts to sheabutter.&nbsp;
 
Treat yourself to nature, wildlife and adventure in Ghana’s largest protected wildlife park located in north western Ghana in the 2019 newly created Savannah Region.&nbsp;
Mole National park is home to both plants and over 93 mammal species, with an estimated elephant population of 436 Based on a 2019 (January – April) Research carried out by Forestry Commission / Wildlife Division. There are also about warthogs, water bucks, kobs, bush bucks, hartebeests, antelopes, baboons, monkeys, birds and many other animals’ species and plants. This is done with our guests comfortably seated at the top of a JEEP.

Introduction to Tamale Cultural City and Mole National Park

Tamale City - Mole Exp.

A must see community on the way to and from Mole National Park, is the Larabanga community which hosts the famous Mosque (Masjid) &amp; a trans-Sahara trade route Mystic Stone. Seen as the oldest Mosque in Ghana and one of the oldest in West Africa, Larabanga Mosque has a history of being built around 1421, using the Sudanese Architectural style and home to about 4000 in population. Our guests get to learn all about this community and its attractions.&nbsp;
 
Another fringe-community to the Mole Park, we take our guests to experience is Mognori local canoe safari on the Mole River under the awning of the thick forest.&nbsp;
You explore the serene environment on a canoe safari watching wildlife animals drink from the river and several bird species sing and fly over as the canoe moves. After the river experience, there is a local community tour of the local medicine man, the local herdsmen settlement etc.

Fringe Community Cultural Experience

Day 2 Cultural

Take a two hour walk in the park treating yourself to nature, wildlife and adventure in Ghana’s largest protected wildlife park. Our guests would be exposed to both plants and over 93 mammal species, with an estimated elephant population of 436 Based on a 2019 (January – April) Research carried out by Forestry Commission / Wildlife Division. There are also about warthogs, water bucks, kobs, bush bucks, hartebeests, antelopes, baboons, monkeys, birds and many other animals’ species and plants.

Mole Walking Safari Experience

Day 3

3-Day Sunrise Elephant Safari at Mole National Park with Round-Trip

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Discover two strikingly different sides of Accra in one eye-opening half-day tour. We begin at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, where Ghana’s independence story and the dream of industrialization are brought to life. Walk through the mausoleum and museum to learn about the vision of Ghana’s first president and his hopes for a modern, self-reliant nation.Then shift from vision to reality at Agbogbloshie, one of the world’s largest electronic waste sites. Here, discarded computers and gadgets from across the globe are dismantled, recycled, and repurposed by local workers in tough conditions. It’s a place where poverty, globalization, and resilience collide, showing a very different side of Ghana’s journey.This experience offers more than sightseeing. It’s a chance to explore Accra’s contrasts, ambition and struggle, history and present, and leave with a deeper understanding of the forces that continue to shape modern Ghana.Highlights:<ul><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">Visit the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park &amp; Mausoleum, a national symbol of independence and progress.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">Hear stories of Nkrumah’s dream for a modern, industrialized Ghana.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">Experience Agbogbloshie e-waste site with a responsible, guided walk-through.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">See how discarded electronics are dismantled and reused by local workers.</li><li class="ui-30d40835-py-17 ui-30d40835-bg-gray-400 ui-30d40835-border-gray-400">Reflect on the contrasts between Ghana’s vision of industrialization and today’s social and environmental realities.</li></ul>

Accra

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Bottled Water 

All entry fees and taxes

Guaranteed flexibility 

Accra Agbogbloshie E-Waste and Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park

Discover two strikingly different sides of Accra in one eye-opening half-day tour. Begin at the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, where Ghana’s independence story and the dream of industrialization are brought to life. Walk through the mausoleum and museum to learn about the vision of Ghana’s first president and his hopes for a modern, self-reliant nation.Then shift from vision to reality at Agbogbloshie, one of the world’s largest electronic waste sites. Here, discarded computers and gadgets from across the globe are dismantled, recycled, and repurposed by local workers in tough conditions. It’s a place where poverty, globalization, and resilience collide, showing a very different side of Ghana’s journey.

Contrasts of Accra: Kwame Nkrumah Park

It could be challenging for visitors to Accra, particularly those with limited time in Ghana, to leave the city and experience Ghana's renowned natural beauty. With a rock climbing experience and walking safari, this full-day excursion offers the chance to accomplish just that. Take a serene and distinctive boat ride on Africa's largest artificial lake, Lake Volta, and savor a delectable meal while cruising or dining lakeside.

Accra, Ghana

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Accra Safari & Volta River Boat Cruise Adventure - Full-Day Private

Shai Hills SafariRock climbing Boat cruise

Accra Safari & Boat cruise

Ghana

Explore and experience the serene beauty of the ocean with adventures in Ghana with qualified, trained and experienced tour guides around the country specialized in private and group trips nationwide, wildlife safaris, Adventures, cultural, historical Sites & tour guiding, eco-tourism, city tours, sightseeing, car rentals, accommodation arrangement, domestic flight booking and community volunteer services

Best Ghana Tours

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This 12 days cross country Eco-adventure package, takes our guests from the Accra city tour of Kwame Nkrumah museum, Accra art center, pristine beaches, makola market, Osu castle, James town, Brazil house through to the rain-forest canopy walk in kakum, Cape Coast castle, Elmina castle and fishing village. This comes with an exciting wildlife safari at Mole National Park, further Up North in the Savannah and finally touching the tail and back of a living crocodile at the Paga sacred crocodile pond.

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Standard double or single occupancy hotel through out the trip.

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Personal driver and tour guide through out the trip.

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Visiting the Kwame Nkrumah Museum, Independence square, Osu castle and an evening at the Labadi beach

Accra City Tour

Day 1

&nbsp;visiting James town fishing community, Accra art center, Brazil House &nbsp;and trying the coconut in Ghana

Accra James Town

Day 2

Drive to Central Region of Ghana to explore, learn and experience the much talked about Door of no Return slave forts, castles and slave dungeons and visit one of West Africa’s surviving tropical 330m and hanging 40m above the ground rain forest canopy walk at Kakum National Park.

Rainforest Cape Coast Trip

Explore the Elmina fishing community, Castle and all the beautiful things there is to know about the people of Elmina

Elmina Casle and Fishing Community

Day 4

Spend some time walking through, exploring and shopping in one of the biggest markets in West Africa (kajetia Market) after learning about the culture, tradition and everything about the people of the Ashanti kindom at the Manhyia Palace Museum and a night at Lake Bosumtwi.&nbsp;

Ashanti Kindom

Day 5

Drive towards Mole National Park with a stop at one Savannah Region headsmen community near Larabanga.

Drive towards Mole National Park

Day 6

Rest through the morning whiles taking your breakfast and looking down the valley from the view point of the Mole Motel as the Elephants take their bath. An afternoon drive to Mognori Eco-village for a canoe safari and village walk. &nbsp;
Finishing the day with an evening safari walk to explore the many plant and animal species of the park. Elephants, baboons, buffalos, warthogs, water bucks, antelopes, monkeys, kobs and many bird species. &nbsp;

Mognori Eco-Village & Evening Safari

Day 7

Visit to see and learn about one of the oldest Mosque in Ghana and West Africa. Built around 1421 using mud, sand and clay with Sudanese Architectural style. The Mosque till date is still used as a place of worship in the Larabanga community with a population of about 4000.&nbsp;
The community has some other mosques that are used for worship during the five daily Moslem prayers.
 
A stop at the Boabeng Fiama Monkey Sanctuary on the way to Kumasi.&nbsp;

Morning Jeep Safari, Larabanga Mosque & Monkey Sanctuary

Day 8

Visit, experience and try your hands on how one of the various traditional wears (kentey cloth) in the country is made in the Ashanti Region of Ghana.&nbsp;

Drive to Accra after visiting the kentey weaving village

Day 9

Enjoy the serene and peaceful kokrobite or Labadi beach with very strong waves whiles counting your blessings for a fruitful Northern savannah, Middle belt, rain-forest and coastal tour package.&nbsp;

Enjoy the pristine kokrobite / Labadi beaches

Day 10

Visit the twin (Male and Female) water falls located in Boti in the Manya krobo district of the Eastern Region of Ghana and the umbrella rock for a day and drive back to Accra for the evening.

Drive to Twin Boti Falls and Umbrella Rock

Day 11

Visit the Accra art center and makola market to test your negotiation skills in shopping for gifts, souvenirs and other materials in Ghana and later in the evening drive to the airport for departure and farewell.&nbsp;

Final Shopiing & Departure

Day 12

12 Days Wildlife Eco-Adventure Trip

Year of Return Experience in Ghana. 400 years later. 2019 marks exactly 400 years since the first slave ship hit the shores of Virginia in the United States and all in the Diaspora are giving the chance and invited as individuals, families and groups to visit, resettle, see, experience and explore the castles, museums, historical sites, landmarks, wildlife, nature from where it all started.

Cape Coast, Ghana

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All Entrace Fees

All Entrance Fees

Service charge

This year marks exactly 400 years since the first slave ship hit the shores of Virginia in the United States and all in the Diaspora are giving the chance to visit, resettle, see, experience and explore the castles, museums, historical sites, landmarks, wildlife, nature and all the country and its people have to offer.&nbsp;
 
Ghana’s Atlantic Coast is lined with old forts (castles) built by various European powers during the 17th Century. The Cape Coast Castle was built for the slave-trade and is one of the most impressive of Ghana’s old forts. It was originally built by the Dutch in 1637, later expanded by the Swedes, finally the British took control of it in 1664 and turned it into their colonial headquarters. It stayed that way for the next 200 years until they moved the capital to Accra in 1877. The Cape Coast Castle has the history of Ghana, the slave-trade and local culture.&nbsp;
The Year of Return journey would be completed with a visit to this site and it is a “must” see place and Best Ghana Tours will take you through the dungeons and the “door of no return” experience. Other interesting places in the Cape Coast environs or to Cape Coast we would not miss are the Posuban Shrine and the West African Historical Museum, Elmina Castle and Fishing Village. &nbsp;

Year of Return Door of No Return Experience

Cape Coast Castle

Beyond The Return Experience - Day Trip to Cape Coast

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Experience the cultural and historical city &nbsp;of Tamale. One of the fastest growing cities in West Africa with rich &nbsp;culture, history, various ethnic groups and the Administrative capital &nbsp;of the Northern Region. &nbsp;With an estimated 2013 population of 950,124.&nbsp;
 
There is a lot to see in &nbsp;Tamale with the right guide and with people who know the city inside &nbsp;out.

Tamale, Ghana

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The Tamale Experience; Tri-Cyle Popularly called 'Yellow Yellow or Mahama can cambu"

Explore the daily busy market of the city of Tamale, where communities all over the region and some neighboring countries come to trade with lots of everything to see to make your day interesting.&nbsp;
 
At the cultural center, you get to learn about the culture of people of Northern Ghana as you explore the various stalls that showcase the cultural and historical crafts and identity of the people of Ghana and Africa.
 
Few meters away from the Dakpema Palace, you get to experience firsthand. How leather shoes, belts, sandals, bags etc. are made and the processes leading to the final product. Our guest would be taken through the beginning of the process from the fresh skin through to the final product and you can get to try your hands on making your own sandals.
 
Visit Tanpei kukuo to see and try your hands on how the famous all natural shea butter is transformed from shea nuts to shea butter.&nbsp;
 
In a day, you get to explore and experience the cultural and historical city of Tamale. One of the fastest growing cities in West Africa with rich culture, history, various ethnic groups and the Administrative capital of the Northern Region.&nbsp;
With an estimated 2013 population of 950,124. There is a lot to see in Tamale with the right guide and with people who know the city inside out.

Day trip in Tamale - 2 hours in Tamale Metropolis 

Tamale City Tour

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