We will explore Accra shortly after breakfast. We aim to see the Independence Square, the National Museum, the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum which is the final resting place of the first president of Ghana.

We will visit W.E.B. DuBois Memorial Centre. This is the centre where Dr. DuBois (an academic and civil rights champion) spent the last 2 years working on a Pan African encyclopedia under the invitation Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. You will be given a guided tour through his historical research library.

After the tour we will visit Makola Market, the largest open market in Accra, you can talk with the women traders at the market and shop for cloth and local items. We will then drive to Art Centre, a large arts and crafts market where you can find handicrafts from all over Ghana and West Africa; here you will have the opportunity to use your bargaining skills. We will head back to our hotel before dark and have a cool and relaxation. We will experience nightlife in the evening.

This morning, we will have breakfast and depart from our hotel and head into Kumasi, one of Ghana’s largest cities (Approximately 5hrs’ drive). Enroute we will visit Adawomase Kente Villag, Kente is a colourful Ghanaian traditional fabric which is worn mostly on important occasions and celebrations. A lot of the Kente cloth that we see in Ghanaian markets actually comes from Kumasi. We will visit a Cocoa Farm where we will get to tour one of Ghana's oldest and finest cocoa farms. We will get to see the day-to-day practices of the farm and also see how rural folk in Ghana live. the food they eat and all, you also get to see some products made by this farm from cocoa that is not seen anywhere else in the world. We will check-in in our hotel and have a cool and relaxation there after a long and eventful day.

Today we will have breakfast and spend the rest of the day exploring the city. We will visit the historical Manhyia Palace Museum, the seat of the Asantehene of Asanteman, as well as his official residence.

We will then visit the Cultural Centre, the Sword Monument of Okomfo Anokye and discover the world of modern art in a clean and comfortable museum setting.

After the tour, we will visit Kejatia Market, West Africa's busiest and largest open-air markets. You will get the chance to talk with the women traders at the market and shop for cloth and local items; here you will have the opportunity to use your bargaining skills. We will arrive in time before dark and have a cool relaxation at our hotel. In the evening we will go and experience night life in Kumasi.

Today we will depart early in the morning from our hotel in Kumasi and head into the small but historically significant coastal community of Elmina approx. 4hrs drive. One of the first sites of European settlement in West Africa. En route, we will visit Assin Manso Slave Market, where the slaves were being kept. It is less than hundred kilometres from where the slave ships were docked at Cape Coast and Elmina, the captives were encamped for their last bath with African water, in a river known as “Donko Nsuo”, Slave River. We will have a healing tour to reconnect with our ancestors. After the tour we will drive to our hotel chillax and reflex on today activities.

Today we will visit a community in Elmina for the Naming Ceremony. We will call on the Chief and elders of the community who will welcome you by pouring libation (a traditional way of welcoming you to the community). You will be given a local Ghanaian name and become part of the community.

After the ceremony, We will visit Elmina and Cape Coast Slave Dungeon which we will see the historical slave dungeon and the door of no return.

We will visit Kakum National Park, The National Park protects an area of rainforest, home to endangered mammals such as forest elephants, bongo antelopes and primates like the Diana monkey. The park is rich in butterflies and birds, including African grey parrots and hornbills. The Canopy Walkway, suspended 30 metres above the ground, provides treetop views of the forest. We will head back to our hotel for a rest and relaxation. In the evening we will have dinner and enjoy an African drumming and dance performance by Akomapa dance group.

Today we will depart from our hotel after breakfast and visit a Local School and have interactions with the pupils, present our donations and observe classes etc. After the school visit will have a Batik Tie & Die Workshop. This is a 2hrs session which involves being taught how to make your own tie and die fabric. You will actually design and make your own print and take away 1 yard material with you to make whatever you would like. We will spend the rest of the day relaxing at our hotel.

We will depart Elmina after breakfast to Accra. You have the rest of the day to yourselves; you can do whatever you want to do.

Today we will depart Accra very early in the morning and head to Wli in the Volta Region about 3hrs drive, Enroute, we will visit Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary to see the Mona monkeys. We will also learn about the community and how ecotourism has contributed to the development of this village. We will check-in at our hotel before dark and have a rest and relaxation there.

We spend most of the day relaxing at our hotel today, we will visit Wli Waterfalls, West Africa's highest waterfalls later in the day and spend some time refreshing in the waterfall. We will head back to our hotel before dark, in the evening we will go for a drink down across the street in a local pub.

This morning we will depart Volta Region and spend part of the day travelling to Akosombo shortly after breakfast. We will have lunch on the lake and go on a Boat Cruise on the world’s largest man-made lake based on surface area and the side view of Ghana’s hydroelectric Dam.

After the tour, we will check-in in our hotel and have a cool and relaxation there.

Today is your last day in Ghana, we will depart Akosombo to the airport depending on the departure time. You will also get the chance to shop.