Experience all these in our 3 week packed adventure, including a week in Ghana’s capital city - Accra, residing in our private home in the suburb of the city called Teshie.

You will get the opportunity to do some volunteering in an orphanage/care centre during your first week in Accra, teaching basic English and Mathematics to enthusiastic young children who are deprived of decent education due to extreme poverty.

For sports lovers we have a range of placement activities on offer for you to learn and coach your favourite sport in the local community and at schools.

Other highlights include an opportunity to learn the traditional Ghanaian way of cooking, African drumming and dancing lessons to get you in the party mood, a beginner’s class to introduce you to our most commonly spoken Ghanaian languages and finally a chance to develop your artistic flair by learning how to carve an elephant or create your own African painting.

Ghana is located on the West Coast of Africa, and is one of the most thriving democracies on the continent. It has often been referred to as an "island of peace" in one of the most chaotic regions on earth. Ghana is no doubt one of the friendliest and most popular English speaking destinations in Africa, and with its rich culture, stunning sceneries and welcoming population it’s not hard to see why. With an eclectic mix of traditional African culture and burgeoning western influences, Ghana is undoubtedly one of the most up and coming “must-visit” destinations in the world!

Trip Highlights
1. Visit Ghana’s largest wildlife sanctuary and game viewing- the best!
2. Go on a 40m high canopy walk in a jungle
3. Trek through the footpath of the Kakum rainforest and learn about some important African plants used for traditional medicine.
4. Visit the oldest extinct slave castles in Africa and learn about Ghana’s heritage
5. Enjoy a refreshing swim in Africa’s highest waterfall and also hike to the upper falls- Amazing.
6. Dine and play with the monkeys at the monkey sanctuary
7. Visit the sacred crocodile pool and witness the sacrificial chicken ritual
8. Volunteer in an underprivileged children’s school and pass on much needed skills to young children
9. Volunteer , play and coach your favourite sports
10. Learn some African dancing and drumming skills from a skilled and patient dance teacher
11. Take a Twi lesson and learn to chat to the locals in our most commonly spoken language
12. Learn to carve an elephant or paint a traditional picture
13. Learn how to cook your favourite Ghanaian dish

Note: We need a minimum of 5 people to do this trip so please check with us before booking.