Cape Coast
The Heart of Ghana’s History
Cape Coast is a city rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. It is most famous for its connection to the transatlantic slave trade, offering visitors a chance to reflect on the region's historical significance while enjoying its stunning coastal scenery.
Cape Coast Castle
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and former slave-trading post. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the harrowing history of the transatlantic slave trade.
Kakum National Park
Just a short drive away, this rainforest reserve features a famous canopy walkway that offers breathtaking views and a chance to spot wildlife.
Assin Manso Slave River
Also known as the "Slave Market" or Ndonkor Nsuo, is a significant historical site tied to the transatlantic slave trade. It served as a final bathing point for enslaved Africans before they were transported to the coast and shipped across the Atlantic.
Elmina Slave River
Located near the historic town of Elmina, played a similar role during the transatlantic slave trade. It was one of the final points where enslaved Africans were prepared before being confined in dungeons at the Elmina Castle.
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History and Heights
Full day.................................................
- Kakum National Park
- Cape Coast Slave Castle or Elmina Slave Castle
- 7 Bridges Canopy Walk
- 45mins Nature Hike
- Visit to the Door of No Return
- Lunch at the Beach
$200
Air-conditioned transportation I Professional Tours Guides at all locations I Entrance fees I Bottled water I Complimentary Snacks
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Beyond the Chains
Full - day.....................................
- Assin Manso Slave River (final bathing site of enslaved Africans)
- Elmina Slave Castle
- Visit to the Door of No Return
- Last Bath Experience
- Clay Embalmment
- Lunch at the Beach
$180
Cultural attire for the ceremony I Air-conditioned transportation I Bottled water I Complimentary Snacks Tour guide
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Journey Through History
Full - day......................................................................
- Assin Manso Slave River (final bathing site of enslaved Africans)
- Cape Coast Slave Castle (UNESCO World Heritage Site)
- Visit to the Door of No Return
- Last Bath Experience
- Clay Embalmment
- Lunch at the Beach
$180
Air-conditioned transportation Professional Tours Guides at all locations Entrance fees Bottled water and Complimentary Snacks
BOOK HERE
