Impact Tour
Discover Ghana - A Country of Culture, History, Beauty, and Warmth
At BFGGHANA, we believe that meaningful travel goes beyond sightseeing. Our Impact Tour offers visitors the opportunity to experience Ghana beyond the usual tourist attractions, exploring its rich culture, fascinating history, natural beauty, vibrant cities, and warm hospitality.
The tour provides an authentic and well-rounded experience of Ghana, combining cultural exploration, historical discovery, nature, local cuisine, and leisure. From the lively streets of Accra to the peaceful landscapes and welcoming communities beyond the capital, visitors get to experience the many sides of Ghana.
Tourists will explore Accra, Ghana’s bustling capital, visiting iconic landmarks such as the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and Independence Square. They will also have the opportunity to experience the city’s vibrant atmosphere, enjoy local cuisine, discover its cultural attractions, and experience its lively entertainment and nightlife.
Beyond Accra, the journey continues to other parts of Ghana, where visitors can discover beautiful landscapes, historical sites, local traditions, and the unique character of Ghanaian towns and communities.
Whether you are visiting Ghana for the first time or returning to discover more, the Impact Tour is designed to give you memorable experiences, meaningful cultural encounters, and a genuine taste of Ghana – its past, present, people, and way of life.
Why Ghana?
Known as the Gateway to Africa, Ghana is celebrated for its warm hospitality, cultural diversity, political stability, and welcoming people. Home to more than 100 ethnic groups, the country is united by shared values of respect, family, and community.
Ghana has a proud history as the first country in sub-Saharan Africa to gain independence from colonial rule in 1957. Today, it continues to be recognised as one of Africa’s leading democracies and a destination where tradition and modern development exist side by side.
The country’s economy is driven by agriculture, services, manufacturing, and natural resources, with cocoa, gold, and oil among its major exports. Agriculture remains a vital source of employment and livelihoods for millions of Ghanaians, making environmental sustainability and community development central to the nation’s future.
Discover Ghana’s Culture
Our Impact Tour introduces visitors to the traditions that make Ghana unique.
Experience vibrant festivals, traditional music and dance, colourful local markets, and the craftsmanship of artisans. Learn about the customs of different communities and enjoy the genuine hospitality for which Ghanaians are known.
Food is an important part of Ghanaian culture, and visitors will have the opportunity to enjoy local dishes such as:
- Jollof Rice
- Waakye
- Fufu
- Banku
- Kenkey
- Ampesi
- Kelewele
- Fresh Tropical Fruits
Visitors will also learn about Ghana’s diverse culinary traditions.
Explore Ghana’s Heritage and Natural Beauty
The tour includes visits to some of Ghana’s remarkable historical, cultural, and natural attractions, which may include:
1. Greater Accra Region
Capital: Accra
Languages: Ga, Twi
Ghana’s vibrant capital region, combining modern city life with rich Ga culture, beaches, markets, food, music, and arts.
Culture & Experiences: Ga traditions, local food, fishing communities, music and arts.
Highlights: Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, Independence Square, Jamestown, Makola Market, Legon Botanical Gardens, Labadi Beach, Shai Hills.
2. Central Region
Capital: Cape Coast
Languages: Fante, Twi
Known for its historic coastline, fishing communities, Fante culture, and some of Ghana’s most important heritage sites.
Culture & Experiences: Fante traditions, fishing, storytelling, local food, and crafts.
Highlights: Cape Coast Castle, Elmina Castle, Kakum National Park, Assin Manso, Fort St. Jago, Winneba.
3. Western Region
Capital: Sekondi-Takoradi
Languages: Akan, Nzema, Ahanta
A beautiful mix of beaches, forests, cocoa farms, fishing communities, and coastal heritage.
Culture & Experiences: Nzema and Ahanta traditions, cocoa farming, fishing, and coastal life.
Highlights: Nzulezu, Busua Beach, Cape Three Points, Fort Metal Cross, Fort Fredericksburg, Ankasa Nature Reserve.
4. Eastern Region
Capital: Koforidua
Languages: Akuapem Twi, Krobo, Guan
Known for its lush mountains, waterfalls, cocoa farms, traditional crafts, and scenic landscapes.
Culture & Experiences: Kente weaving, bead-making, cocoa farming, and traditional festivals.
Highlights: Aburi Botanical Gardens, Boti Falls, Tetteh Quarshie’s Cocoa Farm, Akosombo, Lake Volta, Kwahu Mountains.
5. Ashanti Region
Capital: Kumasi
Languages: Twi, other Akan languages
The heartland of Asante culture, known for its royal history, crafts, markets, traditional ceremonies, and vibrant city life.
Culture & Experiences: Kente weaving, Adinkra, gold craftsmanship, drumming, dancing, and chieftaincy.
Highlights: Manhyia Palace, Kejetia Market, Bonwire Kente Village, Lake Bosomtwe, Bobiri Forest Reserve.
6. Volta Region
Capital: Ho
Languages: Ewe, Akan, Guan
A nature-rich region of mountains, waterfalls, forests, and traditional Ewe communities.
Culture & Experiences: Kente weaving, Ewe music and dance, local food, festivals, and village life.
Highlights: Wli Waterfalls, Mount Afadja, Tafi Atome, Amedzofe, Tagbo Falls, Kpetoe Kente Village.
7. Northern Ghana
Main Hub: Tamale
Languages: Dagbani, Gonja, Mampruli, Gurene, Waali, Kusaal and others
Northern Ghana offers a unique blend of savannah landscapes, wildlife, traditional architecture, crafts, and diverse cultures.
Culture & Experiences: Traditional festivals, smock weaving, shea butter production, pottery, farming, music, and local cuisine.
Highlights: Mole National Park, Larabanga Mosque, Mognori Eco-Village, Paga Crocodile Pond, Tongo Hills, Wa Naa’s Palace, Wechiau Community Hippo Sanctuary.
8. Bono East Region
Capital: Techiman
Languages: Bono Twi, Nchumuru, Nafaanra
An important agricultural and trading region with rich Bono heritage and interesting natural attractions.
Culture & Experiences: Traditional markets, farming, local food, music, and festivals.
Highlights: Kintampo Waterfalls, Buoyem Caves, Fuller Falls, Tanoboase Sacred Grove.
Visitors will also experience the beauty of Ghana’s rural communities, where BFGGHANA carries out many of its development projects.
9. Upper West Region
Capital: Wa
Languages: Waali, Dagaare, Sissala, Bulenga
The Upper West Region is known for its traditional communities, beautiful savannah scenery, mud-brick architecture, and strong cultural heritage.
Culture & Experiences: Traditional compounds, basket weaving, smock-making, pito brewing, farming, music, and festivals.
Tourist Spots: Wechiau Community Hippo Sanctuary, Gwollu Slave Defence Wall, Wa Naa’s Palace, and the ancient mosques and traditional settlements around the region.
Our Impact Experience
The Impact Tour is designed to give visitors a genuine taste of Ghana through its culture, history, people, food, and natural beauty.
Participants will have the opportunity to:
- Explore historical landmarks, cultural sites, and places of interest.
- Discover Ghanaian traditions, customs, music, and local way of life.
- Visit local communities and experience the warmth and hospitality of the Ghanaian people.
- Enjoy authentic Ghanaian cuisine and discover the flavours of different regions.
- Explore beautiful landscapes, farms, beaches, and other natural attractions.
- Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Accra and discover Ghana beyond the capital.
- Take part in carefully selected cultural and recreational activities.
From fascinating historical sites to everyday Ghanaian experiences, the tour offers visitors the chance to see, experience, and appreciate the many things that make Ghana a unique and welcoming destination.
The Impact Tour is designed to:
- Give visitors an authentic experience of Ghana’s culture, history, and way of life.
- Introduce visitors to Ghana’s historical landmarks, natural attractions, and cultural sites.
- Provide opportunities to experience local food, traditions, music, and everyday life.
- Showcase the diversity of Ghana, from vibrant cities to peaceful rural communities.
- Encourage meaningful interaction with local people and a deeper appreciation of Ghanaian hospitality.
- Create enjoyable, memorable experiences that allow visitors to discover Ghana beyond the typical tourist attractions.
Join the Journey
The Impact Tour is more than a visit to Ghana; it is an opportunity to explore, experience, and connect with the country in a meaningful way.
Discover Ghana through its people, culture, history, food, landscapes, and traditions. From the energy of Accra to the charm of its towns and rural communities, every part of the journey offers something new to experience.
Come and discover Ghana beyond the usual tourist attractions, create unforgettable memories, and take home a deeper appreciation of the country and its people.
Trip Cost
The cost of your trip will depend on the regions you choose to visit and the duration of your stay.
Once you submit this form, we will calculate the total cost based on your selections and send a detailed quotation to your email.
The trip cost includes:
- Accommodation with breakfast
- Transportation in a 4×4 off-road vehicle
- One domestic flight
