Day 1:

• Arrival at the Kotoka International Airport
• Airport pick-up service
• Check-in at your hotel
• Welcome dinner and a briefing to kick off your journey

Day 2:

1. Start your day by visiting the Aburi Botanical Gardens. Located in Aburi, a town in the Eastern Region of Ghana, this beautiful garden is known for its serene atmosphere and stunning collection of plants. Take a leisurely stroll through the gardens, admire the variety of flora, and enjoy the peaceful ambience.

2. After exploring the botanical gardens, head to the Aburi Craft Village. Here, you can find a wide range of handmade crafts, including woodcarvings, beads, textiles, and more. Take your time to browse the stalls, chat with local artisans, and perhaps even purchase some unique souvenirs to remember your trip.
3. Next, make your way to Oboadaka Falls. The Falls offers a tranquil setting amidst the lush greenery. Enjoy the scenic beauty, listen to the soothing sound of the cascading water, and take in the serenity of the surroundings. It's a great spot to relax, have a picnic, or simply unwind.
4. Continue your journey to Safari Valley Resort, where you can indulge in luxury and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings. This resort offers various activities, such as wildlife viewing, nature walks, and even spa treatments. Immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere and take advantage of the resort's amenities to unwind and rejuvenate.
5. Lastly, visit Asenema Falls. This waterfall is known for its natural beauty and picturesque surroundings. Take in the breathtaking view, soak in the refreshing waters, and capture some memorable photos.
6. Head back to Accra

Day 3:

Morning: Kumasi

1. Start your day early by heading to Bonwire Kente Village. This village is known for its rich history and intricate weaving techniques used to produce the famous Ghanaian Kente cloth.
2. After exploring Bonwire, head to Ntonso Adinkra Village. Adinkra symbols are a significant part of Ghanaian culture, and this village is dedicated to preserving and promoting this ancient art form. Learn about the meaning behind the symbols, witness the process of creating Adinkra cloth through stamping techniques, and explore the various designs on display. You might even get a chance to create your own piece of Adinkra art.

Lunch:

3. Take a break for lunch and experience some traditional Ghanaian cuisine.

Late Afternoon:

4. In the afternoon, visit the Manhyia Palace in Kumasi. This palace is the official residence of the Ashanti king, and it serves as an important cultural and historical site. Explore the museum inside the palace, which exhibits artefacts and provides insights into the Ashanti Kingdom's rich history and traditions. You may also have the chance to witness traditional ceremonies or performances, depending on the timing of your visit.

5. Next, make your way to the Okomfo Anokye Sword Site. This site is famous for its legendary sword, which is said to have been plunged into the ground by the powerful fetish priest, Okomfo Anokye, and has remained stuck there for centuries. Discover the history and myths surrounding the sword and its significance to the Ashanti people. The site also offers serene surroundings, making it a great spot for some relaxation and reflection.

Evening:

6. As the day winds down, head back for dinner and relaxation at the hotel

Day 4:

Morning:

1. Start your day early by heading to the Kunso Slave Market. This historical site was once a bustling marketplace where captives were bought and sold during the transatlantic slave trade. Take a guided tour to learn about the heartbreaking history of slavery in the region and gain insights into the conditions faced by the enslaved people.
2. After exploring Kunso Slave Market, make your way to Bono Manso Slave Market. This second slave market is another significant site that played a role in the slave trade. Learn about the experiences of the enslaved individuals in this area and gain a deeper understanding of the impact of the transatlantic slave trade on Ghana.

Lunch:

3. Take a break for lunch and enjoy some local cuisine.

Afternoon:

4. After lunch, venture to Bono Manso Waterfall. This natural wonder offers a tranquil escape where you can relax and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding landscape.
5. Finish off your afternoon by visiting the Tano Sacred Grove. This sacred forest is considered a place of spiritual significance by the local community.

Evening:

6. As the day ends, head back to your accommodation for dinner and relaxation. Reflect on the historical and cultural experiences of the day and enjoy a delicious meal to end the day on a satisfying note.

Day 5:

Morning:

1. Start your day by heading to the central Region, the first stop, Assin Manso Slave River. This historical site played a significant role during the transatlantic slave trade. Witness the Slave River, where enslaved people were bathed before being sold, and reflect on the profound impact of slavery.
2. After Assin Manso Slave River, make your way to the nearby Heritage Garden. This peaceful oasis offers a serene escape and serves as a memorial to honor the memory of those who suffered during the slave trade. Take a leisurely stroll through the garden, learning about the African diaspora, and the continuing efforts to preserve and understand the history of slavery.

Afternoon:

3.Head to Fort William. This colonial-era fort, located in Anomabo, played a crucial role in the slave trade. Explore the grounds and take a guided tour to learn about the fort's history and its involvement in the transatlantic slave trade.

Lunch: Take a break for lunch and enjoy some local cuisine

5. Next, continue your historical journey by visiting Cape Coast Castle. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a powerful testament to the tragic history of slavery. Explore the castle's chambers, dungeons, and courtyard while listening to the stories and experiences of the people who were enslaved there. Learn about the harrowing Middle Passage, the conditions endured by captives, and the lasting impact of the slave trade.
6. End your day with a visit to Elmina Castle, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built by the Portuguese in the 15th century, this castle was a central hub for the transatlantic slave trade. Take a guided tour through the castle's corridors, dungeons, and courtyards, and gain a deeper understanding of the scale and cruelty of the trade. Listen to stories about resistance, survival, and the journey towards emancipation.

Evening:

7. After an emotionally intense day, take some time for reflection and relaxation. Consider finding a quiet spot to process the historical significance of the sites you visited. Alternatively, you can head back to your accommodation after

Please Note Renaming Ceremonies can be arranged at the Assin Manso Slave River: At the river, we hold a poignant naming ceremony, a tradition that restores the dignity and identity of those who were stripped of their names during their enslavement. It's a powerful and emotional moment of reclamation and remembrance.

Day 6:

Morning:

1. Start your day by visiting Kakum National Park. This park is known for its tropical rainforest and canopy walkway, offering a unique experience of walking above the treetops.
2. After exploring Kakum National Park, make your way to a Stingless Bee farm. Home to various species of stingless bees, known for their medicinal honey and the important role they play in pollination. Learn about the process of beekeeping, observe the bees in their natural habitat, and even sample some of the honey produced by these fascinating creatures.

Afternoon:

4. In the afternoon, head to Hans Cottage Botel. This unique establishment combines a botanical garden with a hotel, and it is known for its tranquil setting and resident crocodiles. Take a stroll through the gardens, which feature beautiful flora and fauna, and admire the crocodiles in their designated pools. Make sure to follow the instructions of the experienced guides on how to interact with these majestic creatures safely.

Lunch: Take a break for lunch

5. As the day progresses, make your way back to Accra.

Evening:

6. In the evening, wind down your day by enjoying a delicious dinner and relaxing in your hotel

Day 7:

Morning:

1. Start your day by visiting the Kwame Nkrumah Museum. This museum is dedicated to Ghana's first President, Kwame Nkrumah, and showcases his life, achievements, and contributions to the country's fight for independence.
2. After the museum, head to Jamestown, this historic town also known as Old Town played a significant role in the history of Ghana.

Afternoon:

3. Make your way to Independence Square. This iconic landmark in Accra holds great historical significance as it was where Ghana declared its independence from British colonial rule in 1957.
4. Next, visit the W.E.B. Du Bois Center for Pan-African Culture. This center is dedicated to the renowned civil rights activist and scholar, W.E.B. Du Bois, who spent the last years of his life in Ghana. Explore the exhibits that showcase his life and work and his contributions to the Pan-African movement.

Lunch

5. Continue your cultural exploration by visiting the Arts Center. This vibrant hub is known for its local artisans, craft shops, and markets. Browse through a wide range of handmade crafts and souvenirs such as textiles, wood carvings, jewelry, and traditional Ghanaian artwork. Support local artists and find unique treasures as you explore the lively atmosphere of the Arts Center.
6. Wrap up your day by visiting the National Museum Gallery. This museum houses an extensive collection of Ghanaian and West African art, historical artefacts, and cultural exhibits. Discover traditional and contemporary artworks, learn about Ghana's diverse cultural heritage, and gain insight into the country's rich history through the museum's engaging displays.

Evening:

7. As the sun sets, head back to your accommodation or continue exploring the nightlife in Accra

Day 8:

Option for day to Ada or choose to rest and relax.

Morning:

1. Start your day by visiting the Nkyinkyim Museum Ada. This museum showcases the transatlantic slave trade.
2. After the museum, make your way to Aqua Safari. This beachfront resort offers a range of activities and amenities. Spend some time relaxing on the beach, taking a dip in the clear waters, or lounging by the pool. Aqua Safari also offers water sports and recreational activities for those seeking a bit of adventure.

Lunch:

3. Take a break for lunch

Afternoon:

4. In the afternoon, embark on a boat cruise along the Ada Estuary. This scenic stretch of waterway is surrounded by mangroves and is home to various bird species and marine life. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere as you glide along the river, taking in the natural beauty and listening to the sounds of nature.
5. As part of the boat cruise, visit Crocodile Island. This island is inhabited by a population of Nile crocodiles. Experienced guides will provide you with interesting information and ensure your safety throughout the visit.
   
   

Evening:

6. Continue the boat cruise to Rum Island. This small island is known for its palm trees, white sandy beaches, and crystal-clear waters. Sample locally made rum on island.
7. Make your way back to Accra for dinner. You can sample local delicacies or enjoy international cuisine depending on your preference. Reflect on the day's experiences and enjoy a relaxing evening.

Day 9:

Morning:

1. Take your time to relax and recharge
2. After breakfast, make your way to a nearby spa or wellness center for some pampering and relaxation. Treat yourself to a massage, facial, or any other spa treatments that help you unwind and rejuvenate. Indulge in the soothing atmosphere and let go of any stress or tension.

Lunch:

3. Take a break for lunch and explore local restaurants or cafes that offer a variety of dining options. Choose a place that suits your taste preferences and enjoy a delicious meal.

Afternoon:

4. After lunch, it's time for some shopping. Browse through clothing, accessories, crafts, and souvenirs to find unique items to take home. Interact with local vendors, negotiate prices, and embrace the vibrant atmosphere of shopping.
5. If you prefer a more relaxed afternoon, find a cozy cafe or bookstore where you can unwind with a good book, enjoy a cup of coffee or tea, and simply enjoy the ambiance.

Evening:

6. In the evening, you have the freedom to choose your own adventure. Consider exploring the local nightlife scene if that interests you. Find a live music venue, dance club, or cultural performances to experience the local entertainment scene.

Alternatively, you can enjoy a leisurely dinner at a restaurant of your choice. Try out local delicacies or indulge in international cuisine. Reflect on your journey.

Remember, this day is flexible and allows you to tailor the activities based on your preferences. Feel free to modify the itinerary as desired and make the most of your free day to relax, shop, and explore at your own pace.

Enjoy your day of rest and relaxation, shopping, and free exploration!

Day 10:

Morning:

1. Start your day by having breakfast at your hotel. Enjoy a delicious meal to fuel yourself for the day ahead.
2. After breakfast, proceed with checking out of your hotel.

Lunch:

3. Before your departure, plan for a departure lunch. Enjoy a final meal in the area before you depart.

Airport Drop-off:

4. After lunch, make your way to the airport for your departure.
5. Once you have completed the check-in process, proceed through security and head towards your departure gate. Take note of the boarding time and any announcements regarding your flight.
6. Take this time to relax, browse through duty-free shops, or find a comfortable area to read or catch up on any pending tasks.

It is always advisable to arrive at the airport well in advance to ensure a smooth departure process.

Safe travels and have a pleasant journey!