Ghana · UNESCO Heritage Sites

6-Hour Private Ghana Slave Trade History Tour with Kakum Canopy Walk

6 Hours Round trip from Victoria Rd Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights
  • 01 Discover Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site
  • 02 Explore the dungeons of Cape Coast Castle with an expert guide
  • 03 Visit Elmina Castle, the oldest European building in Ghana
  • 04 Stroll through Kakum National Park's lush rainforest
  • 05 Walk the thrilling canopy walkway suspended 130ft above the ground
  • 06 Savour fresh coastal cuisine at a local eatery

Experience Ghana's rich cultural heritage and profound history on a private 6-hour journey with an expert local guide. Visit Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle to uncover the haunting stories of the transatlantic slave trade, then head to Kakum National Park for its lush rainforest and thrilling canopy walkway. Enjoy a coastal lunch with fresh seafood at a local eatery as part of this journey through Ghana's authentic culture and historical landmarks.

Explore Cape Coast Castle, erected by the Swedes in 1653, as your guide leads you through the dungeon walls where slaves were once confined before their harrowing journey across the Atlantic.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 6 Hours
Tour type Private
Activity level Easy
Accommodation Not included
Transport Included
Wheelchair access Yes
Cities Cape Coast, Accra, Elmina, Kakum National Park
Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

1
Day 01

Cape Coast, Elmina Castle and Kakum National Park

  • Step back in time and immerse yourself in the stories of over 400 years of the transatlantic slave trade in Ghana.
  • Embark on a private coastal trip from Accra to Cape Coast, once Ghana's capital city, known for its authentic cultural heritage, colonial architecture, and Cape Coast Castle - a UNESCO World Heritage site.
  • Explore Cape Coast Castle, erected by the Swedes in 1653, as your guide leads you through the dungeon walls where slaves were once confined before their harrowing journey across the Atlantic.
  • Discover this fortress's dark legacy, which also houses the West African Historical Museum.
  • Visit Elmina Castle, built by Portuguese traders in 1482, echoing tales from centuries past.
  • Continue to Kakum National Park, known for its lush rainforest and thrilling canopy walkway suspended 130ft above ground level.
  • Discover diverse creatures and butterfly species during a nature walk in the forest, and enjoy coastal cuisine with fresh seafood dishes reflecting the community's proximity to the ocean.
  • Enjoy lunch at a local eatery before departing for Accra.
Cape Coast Castle, Elmina Castle, Kakum National Park canopy walkway

Where this trip takes you

Cape Coast Castle, Elmina Castle, Kakum National Park canopy walkway

The route

Where you'll travel

Tour route map
Round trip from Victoria Rd 4 cities · 6 Hours

The fine print

Trip details

What's Included

  • Hotel pickup
  • A/C vehicle transportation with fuel
  • Dedicated driver and guide
  • Entrance fees
  • Meals and beverages

What's Not Included

  • Souvenirs or personal expenses

What to bring

  • Insect repellent
  • Camera
  • Travel insurance

Know before you go

  • Kindly note that this package does not include your accommodation in Accra, flights to and from Ghana, visa fees, travel insurance, non-specified meals, souvenirs, or personal expenses.

Logistics

Meeting & route

Meeting point
Accra, Ghana
Tour start
Victoria Rd, Cape Coast, Ghana
Tour ends at the same location as the start point.
End of the journey

Your 6 hours finish where they began, in Victoria Rd.

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