Embark on a soul-stirring exploration of Ghana’s coastal forts, key sites of the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Today offers a powerful narrative of resilience, remembrance, and reconnection with African heritage.

Highlights of the Day:

• Assin Manso Slave River, “The Last Bath”
       Walk in the footsteps of enslaved Africans at this solemn site, where      captives took their final bath before being sent to coastal forts. A deeply emotional and spiritual place of remembrance and reflection.

• Cape Coast Castle
       Tour the haunting dungeons and courtyards of Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO      World Heritage Site. Gain firsthand insight into the horrors and human stories behind the trans-Atlantic slave trade during a guided tour.

• Elmina Castle
       Conclude the day at Elmina Castle, the oldest European building in  sub-Saharan Africa. Built in 1482 by the Portuguese, it served as a major hub in the slave trade. Explore its corridors and hear the untold stories      preserved within its walls.

Escape to the cool, green hills of the Eastern Region for a day of natural beauty, botanical discovery, and cultural encounters.

Highlights of the Day:

• Aburi Botanical Gardens
       Established in 1890, these peaceful gardens offer a serene environment      filled with exotic and indigenous plant species. Enjoy a guided walk      through the shaded avenues while learning about the plants' medicinal and      cultural uses.
• Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm
       Visit Ghana’s first cocoa farm, planted by Tetteh Quarshie in 1879. Trace      the origins of Ghana’s world-renowned cocoa industry and learn how the      humble cocoa pod transformed Ghana’s economy.
• Asenema Waterfalls
       End your day at the enchanting Asenema Falls, nestled in the lush Akuapem      Hills. The cascading waters, believed by locals to have spiritual and      healing powers, offer a refreshing and mystical retreat.