Our tour includes Visits to several unique cities in Ghana including Accra, Ghana’s vibrant and cosmopolitan capital, Kumasi, the famous capital of the Asante Empire and Cape Coast, and Elmina in the historic Central Region.

Visit Independence Square in Accra, where Ghanaians celebrate Independence Day, and stand beneath the Black Star Square, a monument honoring Ghana’s Black Star and Marcus Garvey, adopted by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. Visit the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, which is the final resting place of the first President of Ghana and one of Africa’s most renowned Statesmen and Pan-Africanists.

We will drive through the commercial districts of Accra and see the amazing development and growth of Accra; and stop at points of interest as we crisscross through Accra, one of the most vibrant and exciting cities in Africa.

On one evening, we will have our Welcome Dinner, which will include cultural performances.

Visit the W.E.B. DuBois Memorial Center for Pan African Culture, which is a research library and gallery containing the invaluable manuscripts of Dr. W.E.B. DuBois.

You will have time for shopping and the opportunity to purchase unique African print cloth that can be tailored to your specifications, as well as beautiful, ready-made clothes, gold jewelry, beads, art, and much more.

On another evening, you will have the option for a night out at Zen Garden, one of Accra’s most popular dinner clubs

On this day, we take part in a meaningful donation exercise to support a local community school.

After the donations, we will have a free afternoon at the hotel to enjoy the ocean, the pool, and one of Ghana’s most beautiful beaches.

In the evening, we will change the mood with a birthday party for Lathysha Semper.

It's not just about traveling; it's also helping others in need: This trip will be rewarding by doing God's work. 🙏 (No amount is too small)

Tour Elmina and Cape Coast Slave Dungeons, infamous as the places where the largest number of enslaved Africans were housed before shipment to the Americas.

After the visit to the Slave Dungeons, we will return to the hotel and have a free afternoon to enjoy the ocean, the pool, and one of Ghana’s most beautiful beaches.

On the way to Kumasi, we will stop at Assin Manso to take part in a Ceremony of Remembrance at the “Slave River”, where our ancestors were made to bathe after their long and grueling march to the coast of Ghana, which could have lasted up to six months.

Participate in a Traditional Naming Ceremony, where you will be given a traditional Asante name based on your day of birth and welcomed into your “adopted” family with dance and celebration.

Before we depart for Accra, tour members will have the opportunity to explore the capital city of the ancient Asante Kingdom and its surrounding towns and villages and visit Manhyia Palace, the traditional home of the Asantehene “the king of kings,” the king of all the Asante. While at Manhyia Palace, explore the Museum, which is filled with countless relics and artifacts that highlight the richness of the history and culture of the Asante people.

Stop for photos at the Okomfo Anokye Monument, dedicated to the traditional priest who “conjured” from the skies the famous Golden Stool that unified the Asante people.

After the morning tour we will depart for Accra. We will get to Accra with free time in the afternoon for you to rest, relax, enjoy the hotel amenities and prepare for your travel to the US.

In the evening, we will have our Departure Dinner, which will include cultural performances and a DJ playing your favorite dance tunes.

If you are departing early in the morning, we will try to arrange a breakfast box.

But if your flight is in the evening, we will arrange for the latest check-out possible from the hotel so you can spend the morning enjoying the hotel’s amenities and you might have a chance for some last-minute shopping before proceeding to the airport for check-in and your flight back to the United States.