Lake Bosomtwe Boat Cruise: Explore Villages and Understand the Impact of a Million-Year-Old Meteor
4.2
5 Ratings
Kumasi

Embark on a Lake Bosomtwe boat cruise to explore villages and learn about the impact of a million-year-old meteor. Discover the rich history and culture of the Ashanti kingdom in Kumasi. Travel local and immerse yourself in the authentic Ghanaian experience.

Duration: 7 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Lake Bosumtwi - Visit and experience the history of caused by a meteor impact a million year ago , the side rises deeply , lovered with trees and bushes , there are various settlement around , mainly fishing And faming villages . Is a lake formed by an ancient meteorite strike in TheAshanti Empire . Oral tradition taught as that the lake Bosomtwe…
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What's Included
  • Air-conditioned car for comfortable travel
  • Fuel surcharge included, no extra costs
  • Complimentary bottled water to stay hydrated
  • All entrance fees covered for hassle-free access
  • Delicious lunch provided during the tour
  • Professional tour guiding services for an informative experience
What's Not Included
  • TRAVELLER buying his or her own item
Additional Information

Visitors will explore Lake Bosomtwe via a scenic boat tour, journeying around the local villages and learning about the lake’s history, which dates back to a meteor impact millions of years ago. The lakeside is beautifully adorned with lush trees and bushes, and is surrounded by various settlements predominantly consisting of fishing and farming…

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Location
Lancaster Kumasi City
Lesley Opoku-Ware Drive
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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Rubycu8564zw
Oct 7, 2021
Having a friend - If there is one that I love about Ghanaians it’s how their personal resistance to strangers is dispelled the moment you smile and say hello. My guide from Bilson Tours Ghana, and his driver were awesome. Our engaging conversations along a dusty road, that’s being turned into a dual carriage way towards a lake created by a meteor, was entertaining and made the 90 minute journey fly by. The lake is breathtaking and the boat crossing serene. The local guide, Fred, shared his knowledge of the history of the lake and its deep meaning to the Ashanti people. Several hotels are discretely carved into the landscape respecting the forests natural beauty as well as private homes and local villages that dot the outer rim of the lake. The inhabitants include antelopes and monkeys as the locals plant whatever they need to eat. After the boat ride I was treated to some fried fish and manually ground pepper, tomatoes and onions and I had a go at grounding them myself. It was fascinating watching the mother chickens beat off the males in order to feed their chicks the fish heads I supplied. My guide treated me as a family member and protected me from those wishing to profit from a tourists naivety. Because the horse riding was closed for renovations my guide took me on a better tour, for me, one of the city of Kumasi. I highly recommend using Bilson Tours because with him you have more than a guide, you have a friend.
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161owusuf
Aug 28, 2021
A metoer impact a million years ago - We offer the big loop around the whole lake , might not be easy to reach , but it’s worth it . It’s very quite and relaxing there with most beautiful view of the lake .our curated local guide who guides as for our horse riding like a local , We provide an experience like none other in Ghana or even west Africa for that matter . Amazing view of the lake and surrounding mountains .
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Ramosk477
Aug 23, 2021
Awesome history - Awesome on the lake roaming to know the history and to see the various villages and towns around the metoer impactct million years ago along side the farming of the local people was amazing , our curated local guide Bilson did soo good to guide as again to the Green range for our horse riding , i have no dought recommending Bilson for your local experience in Ghana .
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Shamin2021
Aug 5, 2021
Awesome tour guide - The holiday of life time in our gulet adventure pace in Ghana , Kumasi was a favorite family trip , the comfortable and beautiful of the nature of the lake , incredible caring, the history we learned from our competent friend tour guide Bilson. Strolling on the lake is relaxing and was best trip ever
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Maplesyrupqueen
Mar 29, 2022
Be careful, terrible time management - Unfortunately, Bilson Tours was not organized. They schedule and book with The Green Ranch for horseback riding and a local crew for the boat tour (both respective groups seemed well-organized). We only received the boat tour and did not get lunch. The vehicle was not air-conditioned as advertised and did not have seatbelts with a travel time of 2 hours there. They told us to meet in Kumasi at 8:30am when we later found out the horseback riding was scheduled for 7:40am by the ranch. We arrived at 11am. This error was not realized until 2pm when we had waited around for the owner of the ranch who “was busy.” When we confronted Papa Yaw about this and requested to go back to Kumasi he again attempted to hide his inadequate scheduling and told us we needed to wait to ride until 4pm. He told us at the beginning of the trip we would return by 3pm. Overall it was a dismal experience and I am so thankful we did not prebook (called locally but found through trip advisor) and were able to barter for a lower rate even though paying $75 USD for this experience was an overcharge.
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