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Historical Journey to Ghana: Festival of Kings 2027

August 28 – September 7, 2027
Accra · Kumasi · Cape Coast · Volta Region

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Trip Overview

  • Dates: August 28 – September 7, 2027 (11 days / 10 nights)

  • Destinations: Accra · Kumasi · Cape Coast · Volta Region · Ada

  • Focus: History, culture, heritage, wellness, and community

What’s Included

  • 11 days / 10 nights accommodations

  • 9 breakfasts and 9 lunches

  • Welcome dinner and farewell dinner

  • All in‑country transportation, including airport pickup and drop‑off

  • Domestic flight from Accra to Kumasi

  • All guided tours and activities on the itinerary

  • Official airport welcome and orientation book

  • Professional guides, hosts, and drivers

What’s Not Included

  • International airfare to/from Ghana

  • Transportation to/from JFK Airport

  • Spending money and personal tips

  • Travel insurance

  • Hair braiding and seamstress services

  • Vaccinations and medications

Journey Highlights

  1. Accra City & Heritage Tour

    • Diaspora African Forum (DAF)

    • W.E.B. Du Bois Memorial Centre for Pan‑African Culture

    • National Museum & Independence Square

  2. Ashanti Kingdom & Kumasi

    • Visit the traditional home of Nana Yaa Asantewaa

    • Explore the birthplace of Kente

    • Discover Ntunso, home of Adinkra symbols

    • Learn at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology

  3. Festival of Kings – Cape Coast

    • Experience Orange Friday, one of West Africa’s biggest street carnivals

    • Witness the Grand Durbar of Chiefs and People of Africa during Fetu Afehye

  4. History & Nature

    • Guided visit to Elmina Castle

    • Canopy walk and rainforest experience at Kakum National Park

  5. Spiritual & Cultural Connection

    • Traditional naming ceremony

    • Conversations about citizenship and business development

    • Time for reflection, rest, and community

  6. Volta Region & Ada

    • Scenic Volta Region cruise

    • Visit to Nkyinkyim Museum in Ada, Greater Accra Region

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