February is Black History Month and as we all know, Black History begins in Africa! We invite you to visit Ghana to explore this country’s unique links to African American history. Our Black History Month Tour is coupled with our “Return to the Motherland African Heritage Tour”.

Over a period of 400 years millions of Africans were shipped from the dungeons on Ghana’s coast. While many died on the high seas, those that reached the Americas entered into a life of servitude under the system of chattel slavery that attempted to dehumanize them and break them physically and spiritually
—And yet, their descendants have survived and flourished.

The forts/dungeons of Ghana stand as contemporary reminders of the horrific history of slavery. But they also offer the descendants of those millions who passed through the infamous “Doors of No Return” in these houses of horror, the opportunity to RETURN
—to DEMONSTRATE THE STRENGTH OF THE AFRICAN SPIRIT AND THE RESILENCE OF THE AFRICAN FAMILY.

We know all the best places to visit in Ghana. Let us make your trip to Ghana, whether a Ghana vacation or you want to immerse yourself in the culture and history, our tour will amaze you!

Date: February 25th – March 8th 2025 (12 Days)

Price: Only $3,599 per person, with double room occupancy, without air-fare

Price: Only $3,599 per person, with double room occupancy, without air-fare

Day 1 – 4 : Accra, the capital city of Ghana, and Asenema Falls in the Eastern Region

> We will visit Independence Square (where Ghanaians celebrate the nation’s Independence Day each year) and Black Star Square

> See Jubilee House which is now the official residence and office of the President of Ghana

> Visit the home of Dr. W.E.B. Dubois, which is now a museum and his final resting place

> Visit the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, which is the final resting place of the first President of Ghana

> Visit Asenema Waterfall. Its powerful and enchanting display of cascading water is a natural wonder that will leave you spellbound.

Day 5 – 7 : Kumasi and its Surrounding Towns

> Witness the amazing Akwasidae Festival, one of the most important and historically significant festivals in all of Africa

> Visit the woodcarving village of Ahwiaa, where you will see craftsmen carving wood masterpieces

> Partake in a Traditional Naming Ceremony, where each tour member will be given a traditional Asante name based on their day of birth

Day 8 – 10 : Tour Central Region.

> Stop at Assin Manso to participate in a Ceremony of Remembrance at “Slave River”

> Guided tour through Elmina Slave Dungeon and Cape Coast Slave Dungeons