Charline Zama & Family Ghana Trip

27th, Jul 2026 - 7th, Aug 2026
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Overview

This 12-day journey through Ghana offers a rich introduction to the country’s history, culture, and natural beauty. Guests begin in Accra with a warm welcome and city exploration, visiting landmarks such as the Black Star Gate and the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park while experiencing traditional drumming and dancing. The journey continues along Ghana’s powerful heritage trail with visits to Assin Manso, Elmina Castle, and Cape Coast Castle, providing meaningful insight into the history of the transatlantic slave trade and the African diaspora. 

Beyond its historical depth, the experience immerses travelers in Ghana’s living culture and landscapes. Guests explore the Aburi Hills and waterfalls, encounter wildlife at Shai Hills and Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary, and travel to Kumasi for a royal cultural experience including the Manhyia Palace Museum, the Okomfo Anokye Sword site, and a traditional naming ceremony. Hands-on activities such as kente weaving, cocoa farm visits, batik making, and a Ghanaian cooking class provide authentic cultural connections, while free days allow time to relax and explore before the journey concludes with a farewell dinner and departure.

Daily Activities

Day 1 : July 27th
Arrival & Welcome Dinner
Guests arrive in Accra and are warmly welcomed with airport pickup and seamless transfer to their hotel. After time to settle in and unwind from their journey, the evening begins with a special welcome dinner, offering the perfect introduction to Ghanaian hospitality, cuisine, and the exciting experiences ahead. The evening also provides an opportunity to meet fellow travelers, connect with your host, and set the tone for the journey ahead.
Day 2 : July 28th
Accra City Tour
Guests begin the day exploring Accra, Ghana’s vibrant capital, with visits to some of the city’s most important historical landmarks. The tour includes the iconic Black Star Gate and Independence Square, symbols of Ghana’s independence and national pride, followed by a visit to the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, where guests learn about the life and legacy of Ghana’s first president and a key figure in Africa’s independence movement. The experience continues with an engaging cultural performance featuring traditional drumming and dancing, offering guests a lively introduction to Ghana’s rich musical traditions. The day concludes with lunch at a local restaurant, giving travelers the opportunity to enjoy authentic Ghanaian cuisine while soaking in the energy of the city.
Day 3 : July 29th
Journey to Cape Coast: The Road to Our Ancestors - Day 1
Guests depart Accra and journey along Ghana’s historic coastline for a powerful day of reflection and learning. The first stop is Assin Manso, the site of the “Last Bath,” where enslaved Africans were forced to bathe before being taken to the coastal slave forts. This deeply moving location offers an opportunity to reflect on a significant chapter of Ghana’s history and the transatlantic slave trade. The journey continues to Elmina Castle, one of the oldest European-built structures in sub-Saharan Africa and a key site in the history of the slave trade. During a guided tour, guests explore the castle’s dungeons and courtyards while learning about the stories connected to this historic landmark. The day concludes with lunch before guests proceed to their hotel for check-in and a restful evening.
Day 4 : July 30th
Journey to Cape Coast: The Road to Our Ancestors - Day 2
The day begins with checkout from the hotel before guests set out to explore Elmina township, offering a glimpse into the daily life, culture, and history of one of Ghana’s oldest coastal communities. Walking through the town provides insight into its fishing traditions, colonial architecture, and the vibrant atmosphere that continues to shape life along the coast. The experience continues with a visit to Cape Coast Castle, another significant historical landmark connected to the transatlantic slave trade. During a guided tour of the castle’s chambers and courtyards, guests gain deeper understanding of the site’s history and its impact on the African diaspora. The day concludes with our journey back to Accra, where guests return to their hotel for the evening.
Day 5 : July 31st
Free Day
Today is a free day for guests to relax and enjoy Accra at their own pace. Whether you choose to rest at the hotel, explore the city, visit local markets, enjoy the beaches, or discover cafés and cultural spaces, the day offers flexibility to experience Accra in a way that suits your interests. This free time also provides an opportunity to recharge before the next set of experiences on the journey. Guests may also reach out to their host for recommendations or assistance in planning optional activities for the day.
Day 6 : August 1st
Aburi Gardens & Chasing Waterfall Experience
Guests depart Accra for a refreshing escape to the cool and scenic Aburi Hills, known for its lush greenery and peaceful atmosphere. The experience begins with a visit to the Aburi Botanical Gardens, where guests can stroll through beautifully landscaped grounds while learning about a variety of tropical plants and trees that have made the gardens a historic and relaxing retreat. The journey continues to a nearby waterfall, where guests can enjoy the natural beauty and tranquil setting of the forested surroundings. The experience offers a perfect balance of nature and relaxation before the day concludes with lunch and the return journey back to Accra.
Day 7 : August 2nd
Royal Experience Day 1 (Manhyia Palace & Komfo Anokye sword site)
The day begins with departure from Accra as guests travel to Kumasi, the historic capital of the Ashanti Kingdom and one of Ghana’s most culturally significant cities. Upon arrival, the experience begins with a visit to the Manhyia Palace Museum, the former residence of the Ashanti kings, where guests learn about the history, leadership, and traditions of the Ashanti Kingdom. The journey continues with a visit to the sacred Okomfo Anokye Sword Site, home to the legendary sword said to have been planted by the revered priest Okomfo Anokye over 300 years ago. The site remains an important cultural and spiritual symbol for the Ashanti people. The day concludes with hotel check-in in Kumasi and time to relax after the day’s journey and cultural exploration.
Day 8 : August 3rd
Royal Experience day 2 (Naming Ceremony, Kente & Cocoa farm tour)
The day begins with a continuation of the Royal Experience in Kumasi, offering deeper insight into Ashanti culture and traditions. Guests participate in a traditional naming ceremony held in a chief’s palace, a meaningful cultural moment that symbolizes identity, heritage, and connection to Ghanaian tradition. The experience continues with visits to a local kente weaving center and a cocoa farm, where guests learn about the artistry behind Ghana’s famous kente cloth and the traditional weaving process, as well as Ghana’s important role as one of the world’s leading cocoa producers. The day concludes with our journey back to Accra and check-in at the hotel.
Day 9 : August 4th
Free Day
Today is yours to enjoy at your own pace. After the journey, take a well-deserved day to rest and recharge. Relax at the hotel, unwind by the pool, or indulge in a spa treatment. If you prefer to explore, step out to discover local boutiques, vibrant markets, cafés, and that fine-dining restaurant you’ve been meaning to try. Whether you choose quiet relaxation or independent adventure, the day is entirely yours to design.
Day 10 : August 5th
Shai Hills & Tafi Atome
Guests depart Accra for a day of nature and wildlife exploration. The experience begins at Shai Hills Resource Reserve, where guests can enjoy scenic landscapes, rocky hills, and open savannah while learning about the area’s wildlife and history. The reserve is home to animals such as antelopes, baboons, and a variety of bird species, offering a peaceful introduction to Ghana’s natural environment. The journey continues to Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary, a community-led conservation area known for its population of friendly Mona monkeys. Guests learn about the cultural significance of the monkeys to the local community and may observe them in their natural habitat. The day concludes with the return journey to Accra
Day 11 : August 6th
Cooking Class + Batik Making & Farewell Dinner
Guests enjoy a hands-on cultural immersion experience that begins with a traditional Ghanaian cooking class in a local home. Guided by local hosts, guests learn how to prepare authentic Ghanaian dishes while discovering the ingredients, techniques, and culinary traditions that define the country’s cuisine. The experience continues with a batik-making session, where guests are introduced to this traditional textile art and have the opportunity to create their own patterned fabric using wax and dye techniques. The day concludes with a special farewell dinner, providing a warm and memorable opportunity to celebrate the journey, reflect on the experiences shared, and enjoy one final evening together.
Day 12 : August 7th
Goodbyes & Departure
After breakfast, guests check out of the hotel and prepare for departure. Depending on flight schedules, there may be time for a final moment to relax before the scheduled transfer to Kotoka International Airport. Our team will assist with airport transfers, marking the conclusion of the journey and a heartfelt farewell as guests depart Ghana with lasting memories of their experience.
What's included
9 nights at a 4 star hotel in Accra
1 night at a 4 star hotel in Kumasi
1 night at the Coconut grove beach resort or similar
Airport Shuttle Bus Service
Akwaaba (Welcome) Gift
Transportation for all experiences (Except free days)
Breakfast on all days
Lunch x4
Dinner x2
Accra City Experience (KNMP, Drumming and dancing ,Black star gate & Independence square)
Road to Ancestors Experience (Assin Manso slave river, Elmina castle visit, Beach time)
Cultural Immersion Experience (Batik making and cooking class in a local Ghanaian home)
Manhyia Palace visit
Experienced Sorted Chale host
Aburi Gardens entry
Asenema waterfalls
Shai Hills
Tafi Atome monkey sanctuary visit
Okomfo Anokye sword site
Kente tour
Cocoa farm tour
Elmina Township tour
Naming Ceremony in a chiefs palace
Water/Snacks during bus journeys
Kakum national park
Elmina Castle
What's not Included
International flights
Visa fees
Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
Any meals not specifically mentioned in inclusions
Yellow fever vaccination (required)
Tips and gratuities for guides, drivers, and hotel staff

Payment Plan

Date Plan Cost
March 20th Non-refundable Deposit $300
April 20th First Installment $1220
May 20th Second Installment $1220
June Final Deposit $1210
Date Plan Cost
March 20th Non-refundable Deposit $300
April 20th First Installment $1650
May 20th Second Installment $1650
June 20th Final Deposit $1650

Cancellation Policy

Cancellation Terms Cancellation Charges
Cancellation on or after April 27, 2026 (3 month before arrival) 20% of refundable amount
Cancellation on or after May 27, 2026 (2 month before arrival) 40% of refundable amount
Cancellation on or after June 27, 2026 (1 month before arrival) 60% of refundable amount
Cancellation on or after July 12, 2026 (15 days before arrival date) No Refund

Frequently Asked Questions

Once you lock in your spot, the fun begins, you' ll get instant access to the Sorted Chale Trip Reservation on our website, where you can track your trip details, stay on top of payments, and connect with your travel tribe before we even take off. it’s like having your whole adventure in one place.

We offer flexible payment plans that let you split the cost into easy monthly installments. All you need to do is secure your spot with a deposit, then pay the rest over time — as long as everything’s settled by the final deadline. No stress, no paying it all upfront.

Come solo, bring a friend, or roll in with a whole crew — totally up to you! A lot of our travelers come alone and end up leaving with lifelong friends. This trip is all about community, so you’ll never feel alone once you’re here.

Nope, flights aren’t included in the package. But we’ve got you covered on everything once you land — from your stay to the experiences. We’ll also give you the exact airport and arrival window so booking your flight is stress-free.

You’ll fly into Kotoka International Airport (ACC). It’s the main gateway to the city and where our drivers will be ready to pick you up.

You’ll be staying in a premium 5-star hotel in the heart of the city, to ensure you are never too far away from the fun.

Check-in is usually around 3 PM and check-out is 11 AM, but don’t stress — we’ll send you all the details and keep everything smooth so you can just enjoy the trip.

Bring a valid passport, your flight info, comfy clothes for exploring, and a few cute fits for our dinners and photo moments. We’ll also send you a packing guide closer to the trip so you can prepare for your trip.

It depends on your passport. Many countries (like the US, UK, Canada, and most of Europe) require a visa to enter Ghana. Visa-on-arrival is available in limited cases, but we recommend arranging it in advance for a smoother entry. If you’re not sure about your requirements, check the official Ghana Immigration Service website or reach out to us and we’ll guide you.

For Ghana, make sure your routine vaccines are up to date. Proof of yellow fever vaccination is required for entry, and malaria precautions are strongly recommended since the country is in a risk zone. A quick chat with your doctor or travel clinic will help you prepare properly.

The detailed itinerary will be sent to you after booking. Expect a mix of adventure, culture, and downtime plus a few surprises.