Ghanaians are known for their love of vibrant celebrations, and the country is home to numerous colourful festivals throughout the year. Cape Coast Fetu Afahye has gained popularity in the past years. It’s a one-month festival that brings Ghana Culture to its epic with rhythmic drums and colourful palanquins and huge imposing umbrellas the royals and people of Cape Coast display a vibrant culture unique to behold.

The Ashanti region’s Akwasidae festival, held in Kumasi, is a captivating display of traditional dances, music, and regal pageantry. The Homowo festival in Accra celebrates the harvest season and is a fantastic opportunity to witness age-old customs and taste delicious traditional dishes.

Come let u celebrate Bakatue in Elmina (July), Homowo with the Ga people (August), Aboakyer with the people of Winneba (May) Hogbetsotso, Odwira, Kundum (Nzema and Ahanta people (July-August), Damba, Asafotufiam Festivals

September Fest’23 (10 days)

Embark on a thrilling and enchanting adventure through the heart of Ghana’s vibrant culture to experience Festival and traditional ceremonies. Delve into a kaleidoscope of colors, rhythms, and traditions as you witness some of the country’s most captivating festival celebrations. Led by passionate local guides, these tours offer an immersive experience that allows you to be a part of the festivities and interact with warm and welcoming communities. From the vibrant and exuberant parades of the Aboakyir Festival to the soul-stirring rhythms of the Homowo Festival, spirit inspiring festivals like Fetu and Kundum you’ll be mesmerized by the rich cultural heritage on display. Indulge in mouthwatering traditional delicacies, witness mesmerizing dance performances, and participate in age-old rituals that have been passed down through generations. Beyond the festivals, explore cultural ceremonies and traditional rituals that showcase Ghana’s diverse cultural identity. Our Festival and Cultural Tours promise an unforgettable and deeply enriching experience, leaving you with cherished memories of the warmth, colors, and traditions that define this fascinating West African nation.

#Cross-Country tours

Cross-country tours are organized for patrons historic, cultural and adventurous site for an awesome experience. 

Historic and Cultural Heritage  

Ghana is steeped in a rich and vibrant cultural heritage, making it a fascinating destination for cultural enthusiasts and anthropologists. Ghana boasts more UNESCO world heritage sites than any other country in Africa. It hosts 32 historic forts and castles and 13 traditional Ashanti buildings. Most of these sites are castles and forts built by European nations when they first arrived in Ghana. The most renowned ones are the Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle.  Hundreds of historic buildings and town sites, important archaeological sites, and works of monumental sculpture or painting. Six (6) other sites have also been nominated for approval.  The country is home to numerous cultural significant sites such, which bear witness to Ghana’s complex past and the transatlantic slave trade. Exploring these UNESCO World Heritage Sites allows visitors to gain a deeper understanding of the country’s history and its impact on the world.