When you arrive at the airport, you can meet an EF representative and other travelers

You'll need to get to your hotel to check-in and out.

Depending on when you arrive, the hotel will serve a complimentary dinner to you either at the buffet or in your room.

Accra is a city full of life. It offers some of the best nightlife experiences in Ghana. Accra's vibrant music scene takes on new life at night with its numerous vibrant bars, pubs, and discotheques. The city accommodates both Ghanaian and international sounds. Jazz, Gospel, R&B, Hip-Hop, Highlife, and World Music are all represented in Accra's nightlife.

You can also enjoy the beautiful Ghanaian traditional dances at some of these joints if you are lucky enough.

Accra is home to many nightclubs, bars, and restaurants, making it one of the best local and international entertainment places.

Accra's most popular spots include Cocoon nightclub, Dunes nightclub, Labadi Beach Hotel and hall, VIP Nightclub, Zappaz Lounge Bar.

But why not let your hair down and enjoy a little adventure by trying the spots other international visitors have been raving about?

You will start the journey at Spice Food Joint on the main street in Osu. This is the best place to get your appetite ready for a night of fun and entertainment. Spice Food Joint serves both local and international food at very affordable prices.

The ambiance is very inviting with lots of greenery around, making it perfect for people watching while you enjoy your meal.

You will then head over to Efya's bar/club, where you can enjoy some drinks, connect with other internationals, and watch live music by Efya herself, one of Ghana's finest female musicians.

Efya often hosts her shows in Germany, Netherlands, Turkey, Dubai, and Australia, entertaining her avid fans.

You will then head over to VIP Nightclub, where you can dance the night away and soak in some of Ghana's finest music at the same time. If you are lucky, you might even get a chance to meet some of your favorite celebrities who often patronize the spot after hours.

Then, we moved on to Cocoon nightclub, which is probably one of Accra's hottest spots for international disc jockeys and other musical acts from around the world, all in search of that perfect beat.

Finally, it is time to head back home before making a pit stop at Labadi Beach Hotel and hall, the hottest spot in Accra for live musical concerts.

Enjoy a coastal tour like no other! The west African nation of Ghana is home to a fascinating mix of tribal traditions and colonial history, which you’ll experience firsthand with this coastal tour. In addition, you’ll visit UNESCO World Heritage Sites that are loaded with historical significance. You’ll also explore the area’s seductive coastline, which is brimming with beautiful beaches and plenty of other attractions.

You’ll fly to Ghana’s capital city, Accra, to begin your tour. Your guide will pick you up at the airport and drive you to Kpone, where you’ll catch a ferry to El Mina. From there, you’ll visit the UNESCO-listed Elmina Castle and the 16th-century St. George of the Mine Church, one of Ghana’s oldest European buildings. From Elmina, you’ll travel to Cape Coast for a walking tour of the town and a visit to Cape Coast Castle, another UNESCO World Heritage Site that was once used as a slave-trading center.

From Cape Coast, you’ll continue to Axim for some beach time at Asebu Beach Resort. If you want to see more of the coast, take an excursion to the Nzulezo Stilt Settlement, a collection of houses built on wooden stilts above the water. If you'd prefer to stay closer to Axim, opt for a guided tour of nearby Fort Batenstein and Fort Metal Cross, two European castles located in Shama.

You’ll finish up the tour in Axim, where your guide will drop you off at the airport. The next day, you’ll fly to Accra for your return flight home.

Ghana is the perfect place to embark on a heritage tour, rich in culture and heritage. The country's rich history dates back to more than 700 years ago when nations such as Dagbon, Asanteman, and some European nations had trade relations with Ghana.

The first known documented account of an African enslaved person was that of a 200-year-old man named "Ayuba Suleiman Diallo," or Job Ben Solomon, captured in present-day Senegal and sold into slavery in Maryland in 1731. He was brought back to London by evangelical abolitionists after the American Revolution, where he published his autobiography describing prison life at Fort Stoddert, among other locations. During warfare, Africans who were taken prisoner often suffered mutilation, branding, flogging, or enslavement.

The Atlantic Slave Trade in the Americas saw millions of men, women, and children from West Africa trafficked to North America, Central America, and South America.

The transatlantic slave trade forced Africans into a life of misery in a foreign land that robbed them of their customs, traditions, and heritage. As a result, Ghana has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the castles built by Portuguese settlers in Elmina and Sao Jorge da Mina on Ghana's coast and Kakum National Park in the Brong-Ahafo region.

Our heritage package includes visits to the slave castles, national parks, and other heritage sites as Tanoboase Sacred Grove and Shrine and Elmina Castle, which are kept in pristine condition by Ghana's National Commission for Culture.

Of particular interest is Elmina Castle which was built by the Portuguese, who constructed many forts along the coast of present-day Ghana to serve as trade centers and ports.

Gather up some worldly knowledge on Ghana's culture while enjoying the country's incomparable hospitality.

Our educational field trip includes visiting places of educational importance.

Our tour starts from Accra, heading south of Ghana to Cape Coast.

This package includes stops at ideal places as Accra City, Accra markets as African Open Market, Makola Market, Ghana's Universities and High Schools, National parks as Kakum, Automobile assembling center; and will also enjoy taking part in the Chocolate tasting.

While being on the study tour, you may also attend classes that will provide you with some insights into the Ghanaian school system and education system in general.

At the end of this educational tour in Ghana, you will be better equipped with the knowledge and tools to equip yourself with to be successful when you return home.