OUR RECENT TOURS

Our recent tours hasn’t been much of an adventure but sight-seeing, it has been from the cape coast castle, Elmina castle, kakum national park and a few friendly activities at the nicest beaches in GH. Our next trips will be hotter than the previous once we had this year, because we want our team members for this season to have the feel of sleeping in tents and mud houses with ceiling made of straw. Because of that our destination for the next trips will be the Volta, northern and the western part of GH. Ghana is your number one stop for historical researches since it still holds in high esteem it rich culture and the various forts and castles build by the European powers since the 17th centuries. The cape coast castle and the Elmina castle still holds the memories of the slave trade incidence. Soon we will be moving to other part of the African continent, in order to show the world the rich culture and historic places in African. The true land of the rising sun.

If you really want to know how a typical African fishing community looks like, then you can walk past the Elmina castle and its community and if you really want to climb a mountain, then come climb the Afa Mountain with us this December. CONTACT US ON 0248670629

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