DISCOVER GHANA: From Vibrant Accra to Historic Cape Coast and Cultural Kumasi

Welcome to Ghana, a land of warm hospitality, rich traditions, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're exploring the bustling city of Accra, walking through the historical echoes of Cape Coast, or immersing yourself in the royal heritage of Kumasi, every journey here tells a story worth discovering.

                                               ACCRA: The Heartbeat of Ghana
 
Start your adventure in Accra, Ghana's energetic capital where modern city life meets deep-rooted tradition.  Stroll though Makola Market, soak in contemporary art at Gallery 1957, and watch the sunset from Labadi Beach.  Don't miss the iconic Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, honoring Ghana's first president, and a visit to the W.E.B. Dubois Center, and Jamestown.
 
               ABURI MOUNTAINS: Nature at its Finest and Breathtaking Views
 
Just a short drive away from the city center of Accra lies the Aburi Mountains, a serene hillside town known for its cool climate and breathtaking views.  You'll visit the Aburi Botanical Gardens, where ancient trees and exotic plants create a peaceful escape, enjoy local art and crafts at roadside stalls, and bathe yourself in one of the many cool and stunning waterfalls that Aburi has to offer.

                                         CAPE COAST: A Walk Through History

Travel west to the historic town of Cape Coast, home to some of Ghana's most profound heritage sites.  Tour the hauntingly powerful Cape Coast Slave Dungeon, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that tells the story of the Transatlantic Slave Trade.  Walk the canopy at Kakum National Park, where you'll experience Ghana's lush rainforest from above.
 
                        KUMASI: The Cultural Capital of the Ashanti Kingdom
 
We'll head north to Kumasi, the spiritual and cultural heartbeat of the Ashanti Kingdom.  You'll also visit the Manhyia Palace Museum and learn about centuries of Ashanti royalty and traditions.  Shop for handmade Kente cloth, wood carvings, and Adinkra symbols at the Kejetia Market, one of the largest open-air markets in West Africa.  Kumasi is a living museum of Ghanaian culture, where every street, festival, and artifact tells the story of a proud and powerful people.