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Cape Coast/Kakum Day Tour

Cape Coast/Kakum Day Tour

Run by a local guide · Nyonkopa (Goodfriend) Eco Tours

Refundable cancellation up to 24 h before.

Spend a day differently with our day tour. Hit the road at 6am, visit Kakum National Park, hike the Canopy Walkway to enjoy the majestic views and nature. Continue to Elmina Castle, built in 1482 and learn the history of a Slave Trade.

Duration
9 h
Destination
Accra
Meeting Point
Accra Mall, Spintex Road, Accra, Ghana
Provider
Nyonkopa (Goodfriend) Eco Tours

Description

Early morning travel from Accra towards the coastal town of Cape Coast. 6:00am pick up in a private air-conditioned vehicle within Accra.

Visit Kakum National Park, a tropical rain forest of an area of about 375 square kilometers notable for nature and wildlife. Hike about 30 minutes ascending the steep hill to the Canopy Walkway suspended between 11-40 meters high above sea level and 350 meters long. Experience nature and the beautiful view of the forest in a secured series of nets and wires.

Continue to Elmina Castle, the oldest colonial building in the Sub-Saharan African, built by the Portuguese in 1482 and later became one of the most important stops on the route of the infamous Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.
Tour the Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as one of the largest slave-holding sites during the infamous Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.

Note that, there is a “Door of Return” ceremony initiation for Diaspora Africans who maybe interested (at an extra charge).

Return to Accra, drop off at location of your choice.

Includes

  • Kakum National Park
  • Elmina Castle
  • Cape Coast Castle
  • Entrances fees at all sites
  • Tour guide
  • A private air-condition vehicle & fuel
  • Bottle water

Meeting Point

Accra Mall, Spintex Road, Accra, Ghana

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FromEUR €93

approx. MXN $1,936

Charged in EUR; the peso conversion is approximate and your bank may add fees.

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EUR €93

approx. MXN $1,936

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