• Shai Hills Resource Reserve - At Shai Hills Resource Reserve, visitors can embark on a guided wildlife safari through picturesque savannah and rocky terrains, where they can spot baboons, antelopes, zebras, and vibrant birdlife. The exploration also includes Mogo Hill and the ancient Sayu caves, once home to the Shai people, offering genuine insights into the area’s cultural and spiritual heritage.
• Odumase Krobo - At Cedi Beads Industry in Odumase Krobo, visitors can delve into Ghana’s rich bead-making tradition. Witness skilled artisans as they transform recycled glass into colorful beads using traditional techniques, such as clay molds and termite clay kilns. The visit features a guided workshop tour and a live bead-making demonstration. This engaging experience provides an understanding of the cultural importance of beads in Ghanaian society and supports local craftsmanship.
• Pont Adomi A Atimpoku - Discover the iconic Adomi Bridge in Atimpoku, Ghana’s first and only arch suspension bridge spanning the magnificent Volta Lake. Constructed in 1957, this historic engineering marvel links the Eastern and Volta regions and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the lake, lush hills, and surrounding landscapes—ideal for photography and sightseeing. Following this, guests can relax with a serene boat cruise on Lake Volta, one of the world’s largest man-made lakes. As they glide across its tranquil waters, they can enjoy the refreshing breeze, scenic island vistas, and a soothing retreat into Ghana’s natural splendor.

• Private transportation
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Use of private boat and life jackets

• Lunch

Just an hour’s drive from Accra, embark on thrilling adventures through Ghana’s natural landscapes, wildlife, and rich cultural heritage. Observe baboons, green monkeys, antelopes, zebras, and colorful birdlife at Shai Hills Resource Reserve. Visit the historic Sayu cave, once the ancestral palace of the Shai tribal chief and now a haven for bats. Discover Mogo Hill, which served as a campsite for ancient adolescent girls during “Dipo” puberty rites, with optional rock scrambling to enjoy sweeping views of the Accra plains. Explore the Museum of Natural and Cultural Heritage to learn about wildlife and nature conservation efforts. Experience the art of traditional bead-making at a local factory, enjoy a boat cruise on Lake Volta, and savor authentic Ghanaian cuisine at a hilltop restaurant with expansive lake views.

Perfect for first-time visitors or those seeking a relaxing day trip from Accra, this Ghana experience offers an ideal blend of adventure, local experiences, and tranquility.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.