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HeritageNewModerate
Return to the Motherland Experience
Accra, Volta, Ashanti & Central Regions12 DaysMax 12 guests
5(11 reviews)
About This Tour
Brownline Tours' signature heritage experience, designed for the African diaspora and cultural travelers seeking a deep, emotional, and educational connection with Ghana. Across 12 days, this journey blends history, royal culture, ancestral reflection, community engagement, and coastal beauty into one powerful homecoming — from the halls of Ghana's independence in Accra, to the waterfalls and lakes of the Volta Region, the royal courts of the Ashanti Kingdom, and the ancestral slave route along the Central coast.
Tour Highlights
Accra cultural and historical tour
Ghanaian cooking class experience
Cedi bead-making experience
Community immersion experience
Shai Hills wildlife experience
Wli Waterfalls (Upper & Lower Falls)
Volta Lake boat cruise in Akosombo
Ashanti Kingdom cultural experience
Kente weaving and Adinkra printing
Assin Manso ancestral heritage site
Kakum National Park canopy walkway
Elmina Castle historical tour
What's Included
- Airport meet and greet
- Private transportation throughout
- 4–5-star accommodation
- Daily breakfast
- Selected meals
- Guided tours and entrance fees
- Volta River cruise
- Bottled water during tours
Not Included
- International flights
- Visa fees
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic beverages
- Optional add-ons
- Tips and gratuities
Perfect For
African diaspora travelers
Heritage and cultural seekers
Families and groups
Solo travelers
Educational and emotional journey travelers
Pricing
Single
$4,990
per person
Double
$3,995
per person (sharing)
Starting from
$4,990per person
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