Private Tour
Available languages
7 hours
Mobile ticket
Experience the soul of Ghana on this exclusive, private full-day tour. Your journey begins at the world-renowned Kakum National Park to experience the thrill of the Canopy Walkway—seven suspension bridges hanging 40 meters above the rainforest.
We then dive into the heart of Cape Coast, the 'cradle of education' in West Africa. You will stand before the Philip Quaque Boys' School (est. 1765) and walk the ceremonial grounds of Victoria Park and Emintsimadze Palace. At Dawson’s Hill, visit Fort William Lighthouse for a 360-degree panoramic view of the red-roofed city. The emotional heart of the tour follows at the UNESCO-listed Cape Coast Castle, where you’ll walk through the haunting dungeons and the 'Door of No Return.' We conclude at Lemon Lounge for an authentic Ghanaian feast: Jollof rice and sweet, spicy Kelewele.
Perfectly tailored for history enthusiasts and families, this tour offers the flexibility and expert local storytelling needed to truly connect with the heart of Ghana.
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Cape Coast
Military Cemetery (1824–1905). We will make a special visit to the historic European War Cemetery, a hidden landmark that offers a unique glimpse into the colonial and military history of Cape Coast.
Cape Coast
Victoria Park/Jubilee Park. Victoria Park was named in honor of Queen Victoria of Great Britain during the colonial era. It served as a significant public space in Cape Coast. The park is historically linked to the Aborigines' Rights Protection Society (ARPS), which played a crucial role in the struggle against colonial land policies.
Private transportation
Entrance fee
We will end the tour at the lemon lounge restaurant for Ghanaian jollof rice, fish or chicken and sweet spicy kelewele (fried plantain).
Operated by Alfred Bonsu