Assin Manso Slave River, Kakum Walkway, and Cape Coast Town Walk

Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Park - This park was one of the largest slave markets during the trans-Atlantic slave trade, where individuals were gathered for sale into slavery. It is a significant site to visit before exploring the Cape Coast Slave Castle, as it follows the path taken by the ancestors of many African Americans. Assin Manso is known as the location where slaves took their last bath before continuing their journey. It also holds the reburial site of two diasporas, Lady Crystal from Jamaica and Carson from New York.

Kakum National Park - Experience the longest rainforest canopy walkway in West Africa at Kakum National Park. The park’s landscape is predominantly tropical forest, making up 90% of its area. It is one of only three places in Africa that offers a canopy walk through the trees, spanning 1,150 feet (350 meters) and connecting seven different trees.

Cape Coast Walk - Cape Coast and the nearby town of Elmina were pivotal in the human trade, where millions of Africans were held captive and transported to America.

The Essential Cape Coast City Tour provides knowledgeable guides who lead an educational walk, sharing local history, festivals, ceremonies, and traditions passed down through generations.

The Cape Coast Historical Slave Route tour allows visitors to explore the area’s involvement in the slave trade, including visits to former slave trading posts and homes. With its rich culture and history, a free walking tour in Cape Coast offers an unforgettable experience.

Cape Coast and Elmina Castle and Beach Relaxation

Cape Coast Castle Experiences - Built in 1555, the former slave castle at Cape Coast is a UNESCO World Heritage site that commemorates the tragic history inflicted on Africa. Visitors will learn about the activities of the slave trade era and its impact on culture, nations, and humanity. Those of African descent may request a ‘Door of Return’ ceremony for an additional fee.

Elmina Castle - Constructed by the Portuguese in 1482 in present-day Elmina, Ghana (formerly the Gold Coast), Elmina Castle was the first trading post on the Gulf of Guinea. This site also reveals the activities of the slave trade era and its effects on communities, nations, and humanity. A stroll through the local fishing market in Elmina, a picturesque fishing town along Ghana’s coast, is also recommended.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Professional Local Guide
• Experienced Driver
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes

• On-board restrooms
• Beverage and Alcoholic drinks

This tour offers an enlightening exploration into the poignant history of the Slave castles and dungeons, significant sites in the history of African enslavement. As participants walk through these historic buildings, they will gain an understanding of the difficult conditions faced within their walls and the tragic stories of those who were captured and sent to faraway lands. Each step through the dimly lit corridors and shadowy chambers encourages reflection on a somber past, allowing visitors to connect deeply with the resilience and strength of the human spirit.

Guests will spend the night at a charming beach resort that offers a variety of meal options for vegetarians, pescatarians, and flexitarians.

This package provides the opportunity to relax at the beach resort while also engaging in various activities, making it more than just a day trip back to Accra.

The vehicle is spacious, equipped with air conditioning and seat belts, and is driven with the highest regard for safety.

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