Join us on a powerful 10-day journey through Ghana that brings history, culture, and heritage to life. “Return to the Roots: A Ghanaian Heritage & Cultural Journey” is designed for travelers seeking meaningful connection—whether tracing ancestral footsteps, discovering Pan-African legacies, or immersing in vibrant traditions. From the historic castles of Elmina and Cape Coast to the royal grounds of the Ashanti Kingdom, this midrange comfort tour blends emotional storytelling, local engagement, and unforgettable cultural experiences.
Travel with purpose. Leave with a name, a story, and a renewed sense of belonging.
Tour Package: “Return to the Roots: A Ghanaian Heritage & Cultural Journey”
Duration: 10 Days / 9 Nights
Dates: 24/12/2025-01/01/2026
Style: Immersive, Cultural, Heritage, Midrange Comfort
Day 1: Arrival in Accra – Akwaaba!
Upon arrival at Kotoka International Airport, guests are welcomed with traditional drumming and warm Ghanaian hospitality. The evening features a welcome dinner showcasing local cuisine, followed by a cultural orientation to set the tone for the journey ahead.
Day 2: Accra City Heritage Tour
Discover Accra’s rich cultural layers with visits to the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, where Ghana’s first president is honored, and Jamestown, known for its colonial-era architecture and vibrant street art. At Ussher Fort, delve into Ghana’s colonial and slavery history. The W.E.B. DuBois Center offers insights into Pan-Africanism, while the Arts Centre provides an opportunity to shop for handcrafted items and experience the energy of local artisans.
Day 3: Journey to Kumasi – Ashanti Traditions
Travel inland to Kumasi, the spiritual heart of the Ashanti Kingdom. Guests tour the Manhyia Palace Museum, a residence of Ashanti royalty, and the Prempeh II Jubilee Museum, which features royal regalia and Ashanti history. Along the way, enjoy scenic views and a local Ghanaian lunch.
Day 4: Craft Villages & Royal Heritage
Immerse yourself in traditional Ashanti craftsmanship with visits to Bonwire, famous for handwoven Kente cloth, and Ntonso, where guests try Adinkra stamping using centuries-old symbols. The day includes personal interaction with master weavers and artisans, and a traditional Ashanti lunch.
Day 5: Assin Manso – The Ancestral Connection
Journey south to Assin Manso, a powerful historical site where enslaved Africans had their “last bath” before being sent to the coast. Participate in a naming ceremony and cultural rituals conducted by local elders, an emotional and meaningful reconnection with ancestral heritage.
Day 6: Cape Coast Castle & Heritage Reflections
Explore Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where guests walk through the dark dungeons and pass through the Door of No Return—a solemn but vital part of the journey. Engage with local historians and spend the afternoon in peaceful reflection by the beach or journaling.
Day 7: Elmina Castle & Cultural Immersion
Visit Elmina Castle, the oldest European structure in sub-Saharan Africa, followed by a walking tour through the fishing town of Elmina to witness vibrant local life. In the afternoon, enjoy a hands-on Ghanaian cooking experience, and cap off the day with a drumming and dance workshop at sunset.
Day 8: Kakum National Park & Hans Cottage Botel
Start the day with a thrilling canopy walk across the treetops of Kakum National Park, experiencing Ghana’s lush rainforest from above. Later, visit Hans Cottage Botel, where guests can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere with optional canoe rides and crocodile viewing.
Day 9: Return to Accra – Leisure & Farewell
Travel back to Accra with scenic stops. Enjoy free time to shop for souvenirs at the Arts Centre or Accra Mall, or unwind with an optional spa session. The trip concludes with a farewell dinner and cultural night, featuring traditional attire, live drumming, and dance to celebrate new connections and cultural awakening.
Day 10: Departure – Until Next Time
After breakfast and check-out, guests enjoy last-minute shopping or relaxing before their airport transfer. Depart Accra carrying a Ghanaian name, heartfelt memories, and a renewed sense of identity.
$2,750/person sharing
$3,070/single occupancy
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