See a variety of wildlife species in one of the most easily accessible nature reserves in the region. Try to spot native animals including zebras, antelopes, baboons, and many bird species.

Join a guided city tour of Accra, the capital of Ghana. See the best of the city, with entrance to the National Museum, as well as delicious lunch in a local restaurant. After meeting your guide, make your way to the first stop Black Star Square, where you will learn about Ghana's independence movement. Next, drive through the Heritage Road which was the site of the first major uprisings against British colonialism. Visit the W.E.B DuBois Centre and learn about the father of Pan-Africanism. See various artifacts related to his life and learn more about the Pan-African movement Continue with a visit to the National Museum, which is the largest and oldest museum in Ghana. See a variety of archeological discoveries from ancient times, paintings of Ghana, and exhibits that illustrate Ghana's cultural history. Explore Makola Market, one of the largest open street markets in West Africa. Take in the lively atmosphere as locals barter for a wide range of food and products. Finally head to the Gold Coast Restaurant, the ultimate venue to eat, drink, and party depending on which time of the day.

Following collection from your Accra or Tema accommodation, your day begins with a Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm. Be transferred cross country in an air-conditioned 4x4, served with water and snacks and with a friendly, experienced, and helpful guide. Once at the cocoa farm, learn how Tetteh Quarshie was a pre-independence Ghanaian agriculturalist who was directly responsible for the introduction of cocoa crops to Ghana. Cocoa crops today constitute one of the major export crops of the Ghanaian economy. In 1879, Tetteh Quarshie planted the seeds at Mampong with some success. Following the Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm, depart to the Aburi Botanical Garden. From there, visit the Aburi Crafts Village. The crafts village is a decent size with many shops to check out, and contains plenty of local woodwork and artisans crafting as you shop. There are many types of arts/crafts there, including clothing, jewellery, key chains, bottle openers, baskets, and furniture. At the conclusion of your experience, your driver returns you back to your accommodation in Accra/Tema.

Meet your guide at Tamale Airport and your driver will drive you through Tamale, the capital city of the Northern Region. Afterward, enjoy a scenic drive to the Savannah region where you will discover the vibrant culture of Ghana's largest region. Stop at Larabanga and visit the oldest mosque in West Africa, built in 1421. Admire the building, constructed in the Sudanese architectural style, and the restoration work that has been done on it several times since it was originally built. Depart the mosque to visit the sacred Mystic Stone, which is known to return to its original place of rest after several attempts at moving it to a different location. In the 1950s, some British road constructors were compelled to redirect a major road after 3 attempts to remove the stone. Discover this legendary rock which has been conserved as a tourist site by the locals to preserve its history and generate revenue for their communities. Visit to Mole National Park, Ghana's largest wildlife refuge. Where you will embark on a guided walk and a canoe safari. depart for Tamale and go back to Accra.

Visit Cape Coast, the regional capital of Ghana's Central Region, which is renowned for its involvement in the transatlantic slave trade. We start by going to the Kakum National Park, which is where endangered creatures can be found. The park contains a suspended canopy walkway that is 30 meters above the ground, as well as a variety of butterflies and birds. Take a cross-country transfer in a shuttle with air conditioning. Drink water, eat snacks, and converse with your knowledgeable, amiable, and helpful guide to stay hydrated while traveling. Visit the Portuguese-built Elmina Castle, which was constructed in 1482. The oldest existing European structure south of the Sahara, it was the first trading post constructed on the Gulf of Guinea. After that, head to Cape Castle which is about forty "slave castles," or substantial commercial forts, constructed on the Gold Coast of West Africa by European traders. Cape Coast Castle is one of them. Established in 1555, it was first a Portuguese feitoria or trading center. Visit he beautiful Beautiful Beach Resorts along the Coast of the central Region Return to Accra when your tour is finished.

Journey will begin from Accra as it is the pick up and drop off location to the listed destinations with departure time to be 7:00am. A visit to Boti is actually a three-in-one pack; the umbrella rock, the waterfall itself and the three headed palm tree. It is the most visited waterfall in the Eastern Region. Boti is a seasonal fall is a double side-by-side falls during the high flow and at the bottom of 250 concrete steps. During full flow you are surrounded in a canyon of falling water. It can be found in the forest of Huhunya. The larger one is mythically believed to be the male and the smaller one the female. According to the local folks, when the two merge, a rainbow is formed. To get to the beautiful 'mating' ceremony, visitors have to descend over 70 steps. The steps offer a timely exercise for people who have not had an exercise in a long time.

Discover the best of the city while enjoying lunch at a nearby restaurant with entrance to the National Museum. The first destination is the Black Star Square, where you will learn about Ghana's independence. Drive down the Heritage Road which is where the first significant uprisings against British colonization took place. Learn about the founder of Pan-Africanism by going to the W.E.B. DuBois Center. Discover more about the Pan-African movement while viewing numerous items relevant to his life. The National Museum, Ghana's biggest and oldest museum, is the next stop on the itinerary. View a range of historical artifacts, including paintings and many more.