Today, after breakfast, your tour guide will accompany you on a city tour of Accra. Begin at Independence Square, a symbol of Ghana's freedom from colonial rule. Then, explore Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, dedicated to Ghana's first president and a pivotal figure in the country's independence movement. Next, delve into the history of Old Accra town, formerly known as James Town, a vibrant neighbourhood filled with historical landmarks and cultural significance. Finally, visit the National Museum, home to a diverse collection showcasing Ghana's rich cultural heritage, from ancient artefacts to contemporary art pieces. Each of these sites offers a glimpse into Ghana's past and its journey to the present day. After your enriching tour, return to your Hotel (Accra city)   where you can relax and indulge in a delightful dinner. Rest for tomorrow.

Following breakfast, embark on a scenic journey to Kumasi. The historical capital of the Ashanti Empire. Dive into the rich legacy of the Ashanti people as you explore their enduring heritage. We arrive in Kumasi and delve into history at the Manhyia Palace, once the formal residence of the Asantehene. Now a museum, it showcases invaluable artifacts from the Ashanti Kingdom. If time permits, a visit to the nearby Okomfo Anokye Sword site awaits. This sacred spot, steeped in legend, symbolizes Ashanti unity, with the legendary Golden Stool's mythical descent. Conclude the day with a transfer to your hotel.

After breakfast, immerse yourself in Kumasi's vibrant craft communities nestled amidst lush countryside. Our first stop is Bonwire, renowned for its handcrafted Kente cloth, a tradition passed down through generations. Witness the intricate weaving process on traditional looms and admire the vibrant Kente fashions available for purchase. Optionally, pay a respectful visit to the paramount chief of this village. explore Ntonso, where artisans skillfully hand-stamp designs onto cotton fabric to create Adinkra textiles. Learn about the significance of Adinkra cloth in ceremonies and discover the traditional methods of creating the black dye from tree bark. Create your own Adinkra sash and browse through the selection of village-made Adinkra cloth available for purchase. Continue to the Ahwiaa Woodcarving Village, where talented artisans carve intricate Fertility Dolls, majestic royal stools, and ornate walking sticks from wood. Marvel at the craftsmanship on display and peruse the assortment of hand-carved treasures offered for sale. In the evening, venture to the bustling Kumasi Central Market, also known as the Kejetia Market, the largest open market in West Africa. With over 1,000 vendors, this vibrant marketplace offers an array of goods including food, clothing, cosmetics, and handcrafted items, providing a sensory feast for visitors.

Following breakfast, journey towards Cape Coast, with a significant stop en route at Assin Manso. Here, in August 1998, as part of Ghana's inaugural Emancipation Day celebration, the remains of two former slaves from the United States and Jamaica were reinterred. Delve into history at the "Slave River," where captured Africans were washed before being confined in slave castles, ready for transportation to the Americas and the Caribbean. Upon arrival in Cape Coast, explore the poignant Cape Coast Castle and Museum on a guided tour. Inside this UNESCO World Heritage Site lies the haunting "Door of No Return," bearing witness to the harrowing legacy of the transatlantic slave trade. Conclude the day with a transfer to your hotel, where you can unwind and enjoy the evening at your leisure.

Embark on a morning adventure to Kakum National Park following breakfast. Renowned as one of Ghana's premier parks, Kakum offers a captivating glimpse into the region's biodiversity. Explore the lush forest on a leisurely walk, where you may encounter a plethora of wildlife including birds, butterflies, and an array of mammalian species, from playful monkeys to the elusive forest elephant. Next, brace yourself for an exhilarating experience on the canopy walk. Suspended high above the forest floor, Africa's sole aerial walkway spans 1000 feet, comprising seven bridges and viewing platforms soaring over 150 feet in the air. Traverse this extraordinary pathway for a unique perspective of the forest canopy. In the evening, immerse yourself in the vibrant rhythms of Mesomagor, a local bamboo orchestra. Comprising talented young villagers, Mesomagor revitalizes traditional art forms through mesmerizing music and dance performances using bamboo percussion instruments. Witness the infectious energy of this cultural showcase, a one-of-a-kind experience not to be missed.

Embark on a journey to the Krobo Odumase renowned Cedi Beads Center, where the intricate art of bead-making comes to life. Witness firsthand the meticulous process of crafting beads and even partake in creating some yourself. Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and rich cultural heritage as skilled artisans demonstrate their craft. This immersive experience offers a unique opportunity to delve into the traditions and artistry of bead-making, allowing you to appreciate the beauty and significance behind each handcrafted piece. Don't miss the chance to explore this captivating world of creativity and craftsmanship at the Cedi Beads Center.

After breakfast, we embark on our journey to explore the pot-making centres nestled within the Volta Region. Our first stop is at local pot-making workshops, where skilled artisans showcase traditional pottery techniques, moulding clay into beautifully crafted pots and clay products. As we observe the intricate process, our knowledgeable tour guides provide insights into the cultural significance of pottery in Ghanaian society.

Following our immersive experience, we delight in a traditional Ghanaian lunch, savouring the authentic flavours of the region.

Our exploration continues as we visit more pot-making centres, where you'll have the opportunity to roll up your sleeves and try your hand at pottery under the guidance of skilled artisans. With their expertise, you'll learn the techniques involved in shaping and moulding clay into unique creations.

As the day draws to a close, we make our way back to the Volta Serene Hotel reflecting on the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions we've encountered throughout the day. Eats and rest for tomorrow's journey

On this day, after a delightful morning breakfast at 9 am, we set out to explore more of the enchanting Volta Region before reaching Ada. Our first option is to visit the majestic Wli Waterfalls, where cascading waters plunge into a lush tropical forest, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of nature. Alternatively, we can opt to visit the Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary, home to playful and curious monkeys living in harmony with the local community.

As we reach Ada, we immerse ourselves in the vibrant fishing communities, witnessing the bustling activity of local fishermen and learning about their traditional fishing culture.

Returning to our accommodation, we take time to relax and unwind after our boat ride, rejuvenating ourselves for the adventures that lie ahead. We travel Back to Accra.

Experience the bustling energy of Accra's premier street shopping strip, Osu Oxford Street, depending on our departure time. Delve into a vibrant array of shops, boutiques, and markets offering everything from traditional crafts to modern fashion and unique souvenirs. Whether it's browsing for keepsakes or immersing yourself in the local culture, Osu Oxford Street promises a memorable shopping adventure.