Historical Tours in Accra City

National Museum of Ghana - This fascinating museum offers insights into African and Ghanaian history. It’s a must-visit when in Accra. As the oldest museum in Ghana, it is set in beautiful grounds and showcases excellent displays on various aspects of Ghanaian culture and history, including local crafts and Ghana’s material cultural heritage. Enjoy free or royalty-free photos and images for use in commercial designs under lifetime, perpetual, and worldwide licenses.

W.E.B. DuBois Center - Visitors can explore this center dedicated to Pan-African culture, which includes a memorial site and research facilities. Named after W.E.B. DuBois, an African American historian who became a Ghanaian citizen, the center offers a great view of the surrounding area. It houses a small museum featuring part of DuBois’ personal library and collection of works, available for research. An adjacent shrine holds his grave and the ashes of his second wife, Shirley Graham DuBois.

Makola Market - Experience the vibrant atmosphere of this open-air market, bustling with goods, people, scents, and sounds. It’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in the largest trading center, offering a variety of sights. Discover everything about Makola Market, including its history, facts, directions, and the best time to visit. It is part of Transaid’s project to improve the livelihoods and security of female market traders, making it a vital social and cultural institution in Ghana.

Independence Square - Create lasting memories at this public square, home to monuments commemorating Ghana’s independence struggle, including the Independence Arch, Black Star Gate, and Liberation Day Monuments. It is the second-largest city square in the world, after Tiananmen Square in Beijing, China. With a capacity of about 30,000 people, Black Star Square hosts Ghana’s Independence Day Parades on March 6th and other major national public gatherings and festivals.

Centre for National Culture, Accra - Explore this tourist haven in Ghana, featuring kente cloth weaving, wood sculptures, beadwork, leather bags, earrings, and other fashion accessories. Discover the latest in African attire and high-quality handmade crafts from all over Ghana. Wander through stalls selling arts and crafts, traditional textiles, and souvenirs crafted from clay, wood, leather, and metal. An indoor market offers footwear, t-shirts, and other souvenirs. Embrace the local culture.

Cape Coast Roots, History & Active Adventure Tours

Kakum National Park - Enjoy a fun and adventurous visit to Kakum National Park, where the canopy walk is a major attraction. The park offers a rich diversity of flora and fauna for nature lovers. The trek to the canopy walk is steep and challenging for less fit visitors, but the experience of walking above the treetops, 40 meters from the ground, is unforgettable.

Elmina Castle - Visit Elmina Castle, renowned for its cultural and tourist attractions. This whitewashed medieval castle on Ghana’s coast was the last sight for thousands of African slaves before leaving their homeland. Despite the horrors that occurred within its walls, the castle remains a place to honor ancestors and learn about the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Explore the castle dungeons where enslaved Africans were held and visit the museum to appreciate the history and scenery.

Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Park - Explore this significant site, once a major slave market where people were gathered for sale during the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Known for being the place where slaves took their last bath in African waters, the site served as a gathering point before they were sent to coastal forts and eventually shipped across the Atlantic. The Assin Manso Slave River Site (Donkor Nsuo) marks the last bath on African soil for many enslaved Africans.

Kumasi Culture, Heritage Tours & Naming Ceremony for African Diasporas

Bonwire Kente Weaving Centre - Discover the birthplace of the popular and expensive kente cloth, a colorful Ghanaian traditional fabric worn during important occasions. Each kente design has its own symbolism and name, reflecting the history, culture, and social practices of the weavers. Learn to weave like a local using ancient hand-operated looms.

Ntonso Adinkra Craftsmen - Experience the Ashanti kingdom’s rich culture and the meaning behind ancient Adinkra symbols. These symbolic artworks convey messages and wisdom, telling unique stories in Ghanaian customs. Learn about the history of Adinkra symbols and participate in the process of creating them by pounding the buddy tree into dye, carving symbols into calabash gourds, and stamping like a local.

Adanwomase - This activity is designed for African Americans and Caribbeans. During a visit to Adanwomase, participants receive a Ghanaian name and certificate, along with a tailored Ghanaian cloth, as part of the traditional naming ceremony. This tour immerses visitors in Ghanaian culture. Afterward, visit the Adanwomase kente weaving center for a practical weaving experience and explore the Ntonso Adinkra village for crafts. Finally, visit a cocoa farm to learn about the cultivation and harvesting of cocoa.

Labadi Beach

Labadi Pleasure Beach - Discover this fantastic destination in Ghana, known for its beautiful scenery, fun activities, and vibrant atmosphere. La Pleasure Beach, the busiest beach on Ghana’s coast, offers a relaxed and enjoyable experience. Ride horses or quad bikes along the shore and create unforgettable memories.

• Transportation included
• Entrance fees covered
• All taxes included
• Bottled water provided
• Snacks available
• Three lunches included
• Professional tour guide service

• Buying your own item

we develops many different ways entertain and educate each and every tour group. visiting the excited and memorable attractions , and unforgettable experience by visiting the Accra City and it’s diverse of historical and the beauty of the capital town . Discovering the slaves Castles and dungeons,discover the birth place of the rich kente fabric that is worn in several Occaaions and Enjoy using the Dyer to draw a line on a cloth to divide into two squares carve symbols into calabash gourds and press gourd into the Dyer on the cloth and STAMP LIKE A LOCAL.Explore the birth place of popular kente weaving,know the colorful expensive Ghanaian traditional fabric which is worn mostly on important occasions and celebrations,with its own symbolism and name which tells the history and culture owns social Practices . Dress up like a KING /QUEEN MOTHER for your Ghanaian name and Certificate that has been tailored for you as a Ghanaian and feel like you are home to pay a homage to your Ancestors.

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