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Ghana Tours & Holidays
Ghana holiday packages reward those who look beyond the familiar — from the royal courts of Kumasi and the haunting corridors of Cape Coast Castle to the stilt villages of the rainforest coast.
Ghana earned its reputation as West Africa’s most welcoming nation long before the tourist trail arrived, and spending time here, that warmth is impossible to miss. It is a country where the Ashanti kingdom still holds real cultural authority, where the transatlantic slave trade left its most visible scars at Elmina and Cape Coast, and where the forested southwest conceals ecosystems of extraordinary richness. For a deeper look at the food, history, and everyday life that shape this country, our Ghana culture and food guide is well worth reading before you travel.
Our Ghana tour packages with Undiscovered Destinations are built around genuine access rather than surface-level sightseeing. You will spend time in the Kente-weaving village of Adanwomasie, meet cocoa farmers in communities around Kumasi, learn to cook local dishes with families in the Ashanti heartland, and walk the same path to Cape Coast that enslaved Africans once followed to the sea. These are itineraries shaped by what Ghana’s people actually do and believe, not by what is convenient to show. As small group tour specialists, we keep group sizes to a maximum of 12 people, which means your guide can open doors in communities that larger coaches simply cannot reach.
Ghana Tour Overview
Golden Realms of the Ashanti
14 days | From £3,395 per person
Beginning and ending in Accra, this tour builds its story around the Ashanti Kingdom and the layered history of Ghana’s central and coastal regions. The first days take you into the Volta region to witness Krobo bead-making and reach the spectacular Wli Waterfalls before an early morning hike to the summit of Mount Afajato. View full itinerary →
Ghana, Togo and Benin Explorer
25 days | From £5,990 per person
This extended West Africa journey takes the Ghana itinerary and keeps going — crossing overland into Togo and then into Benin for a further 11 days of equally immersive travel. After the Ashanti Kingdom, Cape Coast, Kakum, and the Nzulezu canoe ride, the tour enters Lomé for its Grand Marché and fetish market, then crosses into Benin to visit the Python Temple and Gate of No Return at Ouidah, take a boat through the stilt village of Ganvie, explore the royal palaces of Abomey, and witness a private voodoo ceremony at Segbe. View full itinerary →
Ghana, Togo and Benin Voodoo Festival
Multi-country | January departure
Timed to coincide with Benin’s national Voodoo Festival in January, this tour follows the same West Africa route through Ghana, Togo, and Benin with the added dimension of witnessing one of the continent’s most extraordinary public ceremonies. Participants gather in their thousands along the Beninese coast for a celebration of Vodoun that is deeply spiritual, visually arresting, and entirely unlike anything else on the travel calendar. View full itinerary →
What to see on our Ghana Group Tours
Immerse yourself in the culture of the Ashanti people in Kumasi.
Take a trip back in time and visit the slave castles of Elmina and Cape Coast.
Enjoy the spectacular sunrise before heading to Kakum National Park for a canopy walk.
Continue your West African adventure and explore Ghana, Togo and Benin on a fascinating 25 day tour.
Explore the buzzling Togolese capital, Lome and take a stroll around the city unique fetish markets.
Experience a traditional voodoo ceremony.
Learn about the fascinating history of the kingdom of Dahomey at Abomey
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With a 97% satisfaction rating from over 250 independent reviews on AITO, our travellers consistently praise the unique experiences and exceptional service provided by Undiscovered Destinations. From exploring the vibrant cultures of West Africa to uncovering hidden gems in the Caribbean, our carefully curated tours offer unforgettable adventures off the beaten path.
A wonderful opportunity to explore and experience a string of Caribbean islands. Although the pace of the trip was fast, we still managed to see behind the glitz and glamour of the holiday industry and get to grips with local history and culture.
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Our Ghana tours start from £3,395 per person for 14-day itineraries, with longer multi-country journeys from £5,990 per person. For full details and inclusions, contact Undiscovered Destinations or view the tour pages.
At the time of writing, British, US, and Australian nationals all require a visa to enter Ghana. Requirements and application processes can change, so we strongly advise checking with your country's relevant travel authority close to departure. Undiscovered Destinations can provide supporting documentation once your balance payment has been received.
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