Yes, U.S. citizens and most international travelers require a visa to enter Ghana. We recommend applying at least 4-6 weeks before departure. You will need a valid passport, a completed visa application, passport-sized photos, and proof of yellow fever vaccination.

Standard processing usually takes 10-15 business days, but expedited services are available for an additional fee.

Yes, a yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Ghana. Other recommended vaccines include hepatitis A & B, typhoid, and malaria prophylaxis. Consult your doctor or a travel clinic for personalized recommendations.

Ghana is warm year-round, so pack lightweight, breathable clothing. Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen are also essential. Modest clothing is recommended when visiting cultural and religious sites.

Ghana primarily operates on cash, especially in local markets and smaller businesses. Bring U.S. dollars (preferably new bills) to exchange for Ghanaian Cedis (GHS). Credit cards are accepted in hotels and major establishments, but always carry cash for daily expenses.

Yes. Ghana uses Type G plugs (same as the UK), with 230V voltage. Bring a power adapter and a voltage converter if your devices are not dual-voltage.

Yes, Ghana is one of the safest and most welcoming countries in Africa. However, like any destination, it’s important to stay aware of your surroundings, avoid flashing valuables, and follow local guidelines.

No. Stick to bottled or filtered water to avoid stomach issues. We also recommend avoiding ice in drinks unless you’re sure it’s made from purified water.

There are reliable hospitals and clinics in major cities like Accra and Kumasi. Travel insurance with medical coverage is highly recommended.

Ghana’s currency is the Ghanaian Cedi (GHS). Exchange rates fluctuate, so check rates before your trip.

Yes! Bargaining is common in markets. Start with a lower price and negotiate respectfully.

Popular souvenirs include Kente cloth, handmade beads, shea butter, wood carvings, and locally made jewelry.

English is the official language, but Twi, Ga, and other local dialects are widely spoken. Learning a few local greetings can go a long way in connecting with people!

Yes! Ghanaians value respect and politeness. Always greet people before asking for assistance, use your right hand for handshakes and giving/receiving items, and avoid pointing with your left hand.

Tipping is appreciated but not mandatory. A small tip for good service in restaurants, hotels, and with tour guides is a nice gesture.

Check with your provider about international roaming plans. Alternatively, you can buy a local SIM card (MTN, Vodafone) for affordable data and calls.

Yes, most hotels, cafes, and restaurants offer Wi-Fi, but speeds may vary. Having a local SIM card with data is a good backup.

• Jollof Rice – A flavorful rice dish with tomatoes, spices, and protein

• Fufu & Light Soup – A traditional dish made from cassava and plantain, served with soup

• Banku & Tilapia – Fermented corn dough with grilled fish

• Waakye – Rice and beans served with sides like fried plantain and boiled eggs

Yes! While meat is common, you can find vegetarian-friendly dishes like red-red (bean stew with plantains) and jollof rice with veggies.

Ghana has a warm tropical climate. The dry season (November - April) is the best time to visit, with less rain and comfortable temperatures. The rainy season (May - October) can bring heavy showers but is still manageable.

Expect warm temperatures, high humidity, and some cool evenings. Bring light clothing, a rain jacket (if traveling during the rainy season), and comfortable walking shoes.

Our tour includes private transportation with an experienced driver. Public transport (tro-tros, taxis) is available but not always recommended for visitors.

Yes, flights are available between major cities like Accra and Kumasi, but road travel is often more scenic and immersive.

Visit our website to secure your spot! A deposit is required to confirm your booking, with payment plans available.

Our package typically includes:

✔️ Accommodations

✔️ Some meals

✔️ Guided tours and activities

✔️ Transportation within Ghana

Pre-trip support & resources(Flights, visas, travel insurance, and personal expenses are usually not included unless specified.)

Yes! We provide flexible payment options to make your dream trip to Ghana more accessible. Contact us for details.