Ghana
Kakum National Park & Cape Coast/Elmina Castles lie approximately a 2-3 hour drive west of Accra. A full day, typically 10-12 hours, fully experiences both destinations. Many travelers choose an overnight trip for more relaxed time at each location.
Organized tours or private cars offer direct travel. Public transport to Cape Coast with local onward transport is also available.
Discover serene beaches, riverine landscapes, and nearby cultural experiences.
Aburi is approximately a 1-hour drive north of Accra. Boti Falls is another 1-1.5 hours further inland. A half to full day is typical for this trip.
Approximately a 1-hour drive north of Accra, this is one of the closest wildlife reserves. A half day allows for adequate exploration.
Experience Ghana's diverse heritage and natural beauty beyond the capital.
A close wildlife reserve offering hiking and animal spotting, including baboons and zebras.
Where the Volta River meets the ocean, perfect for boat cruises and water sports.
Tranquil botanical gardens, a refreshing escape from the city.
A 2-day, 1-night trip to the Central Region allows more relaxed time to explore significant historical sites.
Kumasi, the historical seat of the powerful Ashanti Kingdom, offers a rich cultural dive over 2-3 days.
Extend your trip to explore more of Ghana's diverse regions and cultural richness.
Located east of Accra, the Volta Region boasts lush, mountainous landscapes and Ghana's highest waterfall.
Around Kumasi, visit traditional craft villages to see artisans creating renowned Ghanaian art forms.
Two UNESCO World Heritage sites offer profound historical reflection on the transatlantic slave trade.
Explore nature and wildlife experiences close to the capital for a refreshing break.
Extended trips unveil more of Ghana's diverse offerings, providing a comprehensive travel narrative.
More relaxed exploration of major sites like castles and national parks.
Opportunities to visit craft villages and engage with local communities.
Experience mountains, rivers, and unique coastal areas.