2027
Trip Overview
You are not just visiting Ghana — you are returning to a place that holds memory, meaning, and power.
From the moment you arrive, this journey invites you to slow down, feel welcomed, and step into the richness of your heritage. You’ll experience culture that has been preserved with pride, traditions that speak to identity, and communities that remind you of the strength and brilliance that continue to live across generations.
There will be moments of joy, reflection, and deep connection. You’ll honor the ancestors whose courage made survival possible, while also celebrating the beauty, creativity, and success of Black people today.
By the time you leave Ghana, you won’t just carry photos or souvenirs. You’ll carry a stronger sense of who you are, where you come from, and the legacy you are part of.
DAY 1 — Friday, Feb 12, 2027 Arrival in Accra + Cultural Welcome
Your journey begins in Accra, where the Certified Africa team welcomes you with genuine Ghanaian hospitality. After a smooth airport transfer, you’ll settle into your hotel, giving yourself time to rest, refresh, and ease into the rhythm of Ghana. The evening is yours to relax, reflect, and feel the excitement of the days ahead.
Overnight at a hotel in Accra
DAY 2 — Saturday, Feb 13, 2027 Kingdom of Ashanti | Culture, Craft & Identity
Travel inland by flight to the Ashanti Kingdom, where tradition is lived. Watch master weavers create the world-renowned Kente cloth in Adanwomase, walk through a cocoa farm that tells the story of one of Ghana's most celebrated exports, and discover the art of Adinkra symbol stamping in Ntonso, where centuries-old symbols continue to express wisdom, identity, and heritage.
- Adanwomase Kente Weaving Village
- Cocoa Farm Visit
- Ntonso Adinkra Symbol Stamping Village
Overnight at a hotel in Kumasi Meals: Breakfast
DAY 3 — Sunday, Feb 14, 2027 Kumasi Unveiled | Power, Legacy & Living History
Kumasi opens its story through royal halls and sacred grounds. Visit Manhyia Palace, witness the legendary Komfo Anokye Sword, and explore the Center for National Culture, where Ashanti traditions and craftsmanship come to life. End the day with a visit to Kejetia Market, immersing yourself in the vibrant rhythm of daily life before transferring to the airport for your evening flight back to Accra.
- Manhyia Palace Museum
- Komfo Anokye Sword Site
- Center for National Culture
- Kejetia Market (drive-through or guided visit)
Transfer to Prempeh I Airport for your evening flight back to Accra.
Overnight at a hotel in Accra Meals: Breakfast
DAY 4 — Monday, Feb 15, 2027 Free Day | Space to Breathe
Today is intentionally unstructured. Rest, explore Accra at your own pace, or choose from optional add-on experiences designed to match your interests. This day allows the story to settle, giving you room to simply be present.
Optional Activities
- Cascading Waterfall + Massage experience
- Safari Day Experience
- Kente Flying Dress Photoshoot
- Batik Making Workshop
- Ghanaian Cooking Class
Overnight at a hotel in Accra Meals: Breakfast
DAY 5 — Tuesday, Feb 16, 2027 African Ancestral Heritage: Cape Coast Castle & Assin Manso
This day carries deep meaning. Early morning travel to Assin Manso, where your pilgrimage begins at the Ancestral River - the site of the last bath taken by enslaved Africans before exile. Continue to Cape Coast Castle, where powerful stories unfold within the dungeons and at the Door of No Return. It is a day of remembrance, reflection, and reconnection.
- Assin Manso Ancestral River (Last Bath Site)
- Cape Coast Castle (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
- Door of No Return
- Candlelight ceremony in remembrance of our ancestors
- Attire: All white clothing to honor purity, remembrance, and spiritual connection.
Overnight at a hotel in Cape Coast/Elmina Meals: Breakfast
DAY 6 — Wednesday, Feb 17, 2027 Ancestral Reconnection & Kakum National Park
Begin the day with a Certified Africa Exclusive Traditional Naming Ceremony, where you'll receive a Ghanaian name in a meaningful cultural experience celebrating your connection to your African heritage.
After the ceremony, journey to Kakum National Park, home to one of Africa's most famous rainforest canopy walkways. Walk high above the forest floor, taking in breathtaking views and the serenity of Ghana's tropical rainforest.
Return drive to Accra, reflecting on a day filled with culture, connection, and adventure.
- Certified Africa Exclusive Traditional Naming Ceremony
- Receive your Ghanaian name and naming certificate
- Visit Kakum National Park and experience the iconic Canopy Walkway
- Return to Accra
Overnight at a hotel in Accra Meals: Breakfast
DAY 7 — Thursday, Feb 18, 2027 Accra Unveiled | An Exclusive Certified Africa City Tour
Today, you step into the heartbeat of Ghana. Guided by our local experts, you’ll explore Accra’s iconic landmarks, vibrant neighborhoods, and cultural spaces that tell the story of resilience, creativity, and modern African life. Along the way, you’ll encounter artisans, local markets, and moments that bring the city’s personality to life.
- National Museum
- Black Star Square (Independence Square)
- Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
- Jamestown & Lighthouse area
- Arts Centre for crafts & souvenirs
Overnight at a hotel in Accra Meals: Breakfast
DAY 8 — Friday, Feb 19, 2027 Departure | Until We Meet Again
As your journey comes to a close, you depart with more than photos and souvenirs - you leave with stories, connections, and a deeper relationship with Ghana. The Certified Africa team sees you off, knowing this is not goodbye, but simply the next chapter.
Investment (Per Person Rate)
- Double Occupancy - $3,188
- Single Occupancy - $3,733
Inclusions
- Airport arrival and departure transfer support
- Accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis
- Certified Africa coordination and on-the-ground experience support
- Guided Accra city tour experiences listed in the itinerary
- Cape Coast, Assin Manso, Kakum, naming ceremony, museum, Ashanti Kingdom
- Entrance fees for listed activities
- Domestic return flight
- Ground transportation for scheduled itinerary activities
- Bottled Water
- Staff support and administrative coordination
Exclusions
- International flights
- Meals not specifically listed
- Travel insurance
- Visa fees or visa-on-arrival fees, where applicable
- Personal expenses, shopping, souvenirs, and tips
- Optional activities on the free day
- Any activities, upgrades, or services not listed in the confirmed itinerary and costing
Ghana Visa & Travel Guide
Make This Black History Month One to Remember
This Black History Month, go beyond learning history—experience it. Stand where history was made, reconnect with your ancestral heritage, and celebrate the enduring spirit of Africa through meaningful cultural experiences. Your journey to the Motherland starts here.
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