• Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory for entry into Ghana.

• Malaria is present, so taking antimalarial medication is highly recommended.

• Other suggested vaccines: Hepatitis A & B, typhoid, meningitis, and tetanus.

• Bring personal medications and mosquito repellent.

Your group package includes:

✅ Hotel accommodations (based on double occupancy)

✅ Airport transfers

✅ Daily breakfast + select group meals

✅ Guided tours & entry to attractions

✅ Transportation for all scheduled activities

Not included:

❌ International Flight

❌ Personal expenses (shopping, additional meals, drinks, etc.)

❌ Travel insurance (highly recommended)

❌ Additional excursions outside the itinerary

Ghana’s currency is the Ghanaian Cedi (GHS). US dollars can be exchanged at banks or forex bureaus, but cash is recommended for smaller purchases.

💳 Credit/debit cards are accepted in major hotels and restaurants but not everywhere.💰 ATMs are available but may have limits on withdrawals.

✔ Lightweight, breathable clothing (cotton/linen)

✔ Comfortable walking shoes/sandals

✔ A light jacket for cooler evenings

✔ Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen

✔ Bug spray/mosquito repellent

✔ Travel-size toiletries

✔ Power adapter (Ghana uses Type G plugs, 220V)✔ Small backpack for daily activities

💡 Pro Tip: Pack a swimsuit for beach outings and a modest outfit for cultural visits.

Yes! Ghana is one of the safest destinations in Africa. However, always:

✔ Be aware of your surroundings.

✔ Avoid carrying large amounts of cash.

✔ Keep valuables secured (use hotel safes when available).

✔ Travel in groups, especially at night.

• Greetings are very important. A handshake with a smile is common.

• Use your right hand when giving or receiving items. The left hand is considered disrespectful.

• Dress modestly when visiting traditional sites.

• Photography in certain places (like government buildings) may be restricted—ask before taking photos.

No, tap water is not safe for drinking. Stick to bottled or filtered water and avoid ice in street drinks.

Ghanaian cuisine is flavorful and includes:

🍛 Jollof Rice – Spiced tomato rice with chicken or fish

🥘 Fufu & Light Soup – Pounded cassava/plantain with spicy soup

🌽 Banku & Tilapia – Fermented corn dough with grilled fish

🍌 Kelewele – Spicy fried plantains

If you have dietary restrictions, let us know in advance!

Check with your provider for international roaming plans. You can also buy a local SIM card (MTN, Vodafone, AirtelTigo) for cheaper calls and data.

🏰 Cape Coast Castle & Elmina Castle – Learn about Ghana’s history and the transatlantic slave trade.

🌿 Kakum National Park – Experience the canopy walk high above the rainforest.

🏛 Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum – Honoring Ghana’s first president.

🌊 Labadi Beach & Bojo Beach – Enjoy Ghana’s lively beach culture.

🐘 Mole National Park (Optional) – Spot elephants and other wildlife.

Expect warm tropical weather year-round.🌞 Average temperatures: 75–90°F (24–32°C)💦 Rainy season: April–June & September–October

Pack light clothing and stay hydrated.

💰 Estimated daily budget: $50–$150 USD

• Meals: $5–$20 per meal (local restaurants)

• Souvenirs: $20–$100

• Tipping: 10% in restaurants, small tips for guides & drivers

💡 Pro Tip: Ghana has amazing local markets—bring extra for shopping!

Yes! We highly recommend travel insurance to cover medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost baggage.