Valid passport and visa for 6 months past your return date and one blank visa page.
Malaria protection is highly encouraged (not required).
All person 18years above will be required to provide evidence of full vaccination of COVID 19. Persons who are not fully vaccinated will be required to provide a negative PCR test result not more 48hours old, and will undergo an antigen test upon arrival at Kotoka International Airport.
Proof of Yellow Fever is required.
Deposit Amount
$300
Please make the final payment by March 31st, 2025
Installment payment schedule is available.
The initial deposit is non-refundable. For refunds, see our policy section.
Visit the tailor's shop to take measurements for African-made tailored clothing.
Visit the W.E.B. Du Bois Centre to explore the legacy and impact of this prominent civil rights leader and Pan-Africanist in Ghana and beyond.
Visit to the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and Mausoleum: Learn about Ghana’s independence, Nkrumah’s contributions to Pan-Africanism, Ghanaian cultural heritage, and the importance of leadership and perseverance.
Visit to the Art Centre of Ghana: Purchase souvenirs and African wear outfits while learning about traditional crafts and the significance of African art.
Welcome Dinner at a stateman’s residence
Visit to an International College: Understand and appreciate educational differences while learning about diverse teaching methods, global perspectives, and cultural exchange.
Visit to Aburi Gardens: Experience vibrant horticulture and serene beauty, learning about botany, environmental conservation, and urban green spaces.
Visit to Aburi Wood Carving Village: Explore traditional craftsmanship, witness intricate wood carvings, and learn about Ghanaian artistic heritage and cultural preservation efforts.
Visit to Yaa Asantewaa Museum/Village: Attend a lecture on Yaa Asantewaa's courageous leadership in the Ashanti Kingdom's resistance against British colonialism, her role as a symbol of women's empowerment, and the historical context of her bravery.
Visit to Bonwire Kente Village: Explore traditional Kente weaving, witness intricate craftsmanship and creativity, learn about Ghanaian cultural heritage, and understand the significance of Kente as a symbol of African identity and artistic expression.
Visit to a Cocoa Farm: Discover the journey of chocolate from bean to bar, learn about sustainable agriculture practices, and appreciate the cultural and economic significance of cocoa farming in Ghana.
Visit to Kejetia (One of the biggest markets in Ghana): Experience hands-on lessons in Batik (Tie and Dye) making, learn about traditional Ghanaian textile techniques, and explore the cultural and artistic significance of Batik in local craftsmanship.
Visit to the Manhyia Museum: Learn about the Ashanti Kingdom, its history, culture, and heritage through exhibits and artifacts that showcase the kingdom's rich legacy.
Visit to the Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Site: Learn about the history of the transatlantic slave trade, honor the memory of enslaved Africans, and understand the significance of this site in Ghanaian and global history.
Visit to Cape Coast Castle: Explore the history of the transatlantic slave trade, tour the dungeons and historical exhibits, and understand the profound impact of this site on Ghanaian and global history.
Dinner and Lecture with Rabi Kohan on the Slave Trade: Engage in a discussion about the historical impact and legacy of the transatlantic slave trade, facilitated by Rabi Kohan, fostering understanding and reflection on this significant chapter in history.
Visit to a Senior High School in Cape Coast: Understand and appreciate educational differences, experience the local academic environment, and engage in cultural exchange with students.
Tour at Cape Coast University: Explore the campus, learn about academic programs and research initiatives, and gain insight into university life and higher education in Ghana.
Bonfire at the Beach in the Evening: Enjoy African tales like "Anansi the Spider" and "The Lion and the Mouse," learning moral lessons about wisdom, humility, and resourcefulness, while exploring cultural heritage and traditions.
Visit Nana Nketia’s Palace (Omanhene of Essikado Traditional Area): Attend a lecture by the Omanhene of Essikado on Pan-Africanism and the traditions of Essikado, while also learning about leadership, cultural heritage, and the role of chieftaincy in contemporary Ghana.
Visit to Kakum National Park: Explore the rich biodiversity of the rainforest canopy, experience the canopy walkway, and learn about conservation efforts in Ghana. Seafood Buffet and relaxation at the Beach
Trip to African Ancestral Wall: Visit and reflect on the historical significance of the African Ancestral Wall, exploring its role in cultural heritage and the legacy of ancestral connections within the Ghanaian context.
Visit the Tailors shop for fitting of African Outfit
Afro beat dance lesson
Tour of University of Ghana Campus: Explore Ghana's first university founded in 1948, and discover iconic buildings like the Balme Library (built 1948) and the Great Hall (built 1951), reflecting its rich academic legacy and architectural heritage.
Lecture at University of Ghana's African Studies Department: Attend a lecture on Pan-Africanism and Kwame Nkrumah, exploring their historical significance and impact on African unity and independence movements.
Refreshment and Networking Session: Enjoy refreshments while networking with peers and professionals, fostering connections and sharing insights in a relaxed setting.
Traditional Drumming and Dancing Lesson at the School of Performing Arts, University of Ghana: Participate in a cultural experience learning traditional drumming and dancing, exploring Ghanaian music and dance forms rooted in cultural heritage and artistic expression.
Attend Theatre Arts Event: Experience and engage with theatrical performances, exploring diverse narratives, artistic expressions, and cultural themes presented by the vibrant theatre community.
Photoshoots at the Independence Square
Visit to the Art Centre for Last Minute Shopping: Explore local crafts, artworks, and souvenirs, perfect for last-minute shopping and experiencing Ghanaian artistic creativity and cultural expression.
Visit and Donation at an Orphanage
Hands-on Cooking Lessons: Engage in practical cooking sessions to learn traditional Ghanaian recipes, exploring local ingredients, culinary techniques, and cultural significance.
Farewell Dinner: Enjoy a final evening meal together, reflecting on shared experiences and friendships formed during the trip.
Visit to the Art Centre for Last Minute Shopping: Explore local crafts, artworks, and souvenirs, perfect for last-minute shopping and experiencing Ghanaian artistic creativity and cultural expression.
Tour through James Town Neighborhood: Experience the Lighthouse, observe local fishermen at work on the beach, and immerse yourself in the vibrant community life and cultural heritage of James Town.
Departure.
