A great venue to make initial introductions and disseminate information for what to expect for the remainder of the trip. 

The event promises to be an unforgettable experience, featuring exclusive art installations, cutting-edge music, vibrant fashion showcases and diverse food vendors, all curated to celebrate the richness of African culture.

Visit one of the most famous park in Ghana, is about 170 km from Accra. Kakum is Ghana's first protected area where is possible to learn about the economic, cultural and medicinal values of plants and farming. Also, a 100 feet canopy walkway and the beach of Brenu Akyinim provides an excellent site for trekking, bird watching, swimming and sun bathing. 

It was one of around 40 “slave castles” that served as prisons and embarkation points for slaves en route to the Americas. There, people can visit the "Door of no return" that led enslaved people out of the castles and onto the ships. As President Barack Obama said when visited in July of 2009 "it remind us of the capacity of human being to commit great evil" 

Also known as Independence square, is a public square in Accra and the second largest city square in the world, after Tianamen square in Pekin, China. This monumentum is a site for Ghana's Independence day parades which falls on the 6th of March of every year, but it also hosts important national public gaterings and festivals. The square boasts two monuments: the Independence Arch and the Black Star Monument, also known as the Black Star Gate.  There is also a memorial, for fallen soldiers, facing the Independence Arch.  

William Edward B. Du Bois was an African - American sociologist and a civil right activist born in 1868. He is considered one of the fathers of Pan African movement and he lead the first pan african conferences in campaign for African independences. Bubois center purpose is to be a memorial to Dr. DuBois.  Secondly, it is to be a vital, dynamic centre which promotes the ideals of Pan Africanism by demonstrating practical applications to today's social, political, economic and cultural conditions 

Enjoy a cooking class preparing the Ghanian style of one of the main dishes of west Africa and experience by yourself why Ghana proclaims to have the best style of Jollof rice. 

Let's take a day trip to Ada Foah, where we will enjoy a relaxing day on the beach as well as other water sports activities!

The Ghanian high life served as an inspiration to Nigerian singer Fela Kuti. It was the lifestyle that inspired him to create Afrobeats, as well as Yourba rhythms, jazz and American funk. Over the decades, Afrobeats has been fused with other genres like dancehall, R&B and hip hop. Come learn some history and shake a little with our Afrobeats workshop!