Nzulezu Stilt Village Tour: Enjoy Boat Rides, Canoe Fishing, and Interaction with Locals
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Sekondi-Takoradi
Enjoy boat rides on the lake.
Duration:
6 hours
Cancellation:
1 day
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Highlights
- Nzulenzu - Experience Nzulezu! A village built solely on stilts. The stilts are separated by a pier with one side as residence and the opposite structures being a school, church and community centres.
Enjoy country side scenes with a sight seeing road trip from Takoradi. Then we take a boat ride over the Tadane Lake to Nzulezu.
Take a tour of the village on stilts and experience the rustic lives of the people.
Go boat riding and learn canoe fishing.
Enjoy delicious meals from freshly grown and organic crops.
Take another ride back to Takoradi but not without amazing souvenirs and keepsakes from the village.
This package includes meals and drinks. You will be transported by an experienced driver and guide in an SUV.
Come away with us to Nzulezu! Experience nature, culture, historical innovation and escape from city life.
What's Included
- Bottled Water
- Snacks
- In-vehicle Air Conditioning
What's Not Included
- All fees and/or taxes
Location
lorry park
A call will be made to confirm pick up location. Driver will come with a Carmen´s Travel and Tour form of identification.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
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Profitrecovery
Mar 28, 2023
Interesting visit to Nzulezu Village on Stilts - Fred from Carmen's Travel and Tours was awesome. He spoke perfect English, knowledgeable about the country and the tour we were on, friendly and accommodating. We learned a lot about the area from him. Visiting Nzulezu village and learning about the history and life in the village was interesting. Do bring extra cash if you wish to tip the canoe/village guide and to donate to village residents.
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William_o
Dec 7, 2022
Human memorable experience - It is all about the children and traditional living in a water village with an elementary school. The school was closed as we were there on Sunday. There were children, women, and old men. It appeared that young people with able body went to the city for work or sell goods.
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Menshamis
Feb 6, 2020
Awesome Day - Well on our way to Nzuzlezu, they showed us the place where a river meet the sea, very beautiful, you can see the river and the sea joining, but color. At Nzulezu too we got the opportunity to ride on the boat and experience how awesome people have built houses on the river, very nice village, will love to visit there again.
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