Ghana · 2-DAY EXPERIENCES

3 2-Day Experiences in Ghana, Weighed Against Each Other

3 tours  ·  from $465 a head

The 3 2-day experiences below are set out by what they cost and how long they take, with the shorter versions marked.

Ghana City 2-day Tour - Cape Coast Castle and the Gate of No Return
2-Day Experiences, Accra Tours, City Tours, Tour Reviews, Tours

Ghana City 2-day Tour

1.Ghana City 2-day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 21 reviews Our pick

Trace Ghana’s slave-trade history at Assin Manso and Cape Coast Castle, then explore James Town and Ussher Fort on a private two-day tour.

“I had a fantastic time with my tour guide Isaac! He's very knowledgeable about Ghana and took me to all the sites I wanted to see. We visited Cape Coast Castle, Elimina Castle, the Ancestral Slave walk and the Last Bath, Boti Waterfalls and Umbrella Rock, Independence SRead more”

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2-Day Private Tour to the Mount Afadjato and Wli Waterfalls - Climbing Mount Afadjato in about an hour
2-Day Experiences, Accra Tours, Boti Falls & Waterfall Trips, Private, Tour Reviews, Tours

2-Day Private Tour to the Mount Afadjato and Wli Waterfalls

2.2-Day Private Tour to the Mount Afadjato and Wli Waterfalls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 17 reviews · from $464Best value

Climb Mount Afadjato, swim beneath Wli Waterfalls, meet Mona monkeys, and explore Ghana’s Volta Region on a private two-day tour.

“I recently went on an unforgettable overnight tour of Afadjato, Wli, and the monkey sanctuary in Ghana's Volta region with Happy Eagle Tours. My guide, Nathan, proved to be an amazing fount of fascinating information about the places we visitRead more”

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2 Days (1 night) Elephants Safari at Mole Park with Round - trip flights - Day one: Accra to Tamale, then into the park
2-Day Experiences, Accra Tours, Evening Experiences, Mole Park Safaris, Safari, Tour Reviews

2 Days (1 night) Elephants Safari at Mole Park with Round – trip flights

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Where to go in Ghana

Pick a direction out of Accra.