OVERVIEW
Tour includes participation in PANAFEST ceremonies and activities including the Grand Durbar of  Chiefs, Rites of Passage programs, Slave March Re-enactment, Midnight Candlelight Vigil in the CapeCoast Slave Castle, Emancipation Day celebrations, musicals, dramatic performances and so much more.

Tour also includes trips to several unique cities in Ghana: Accra, Kumasi, Cape Coast and Elmina with excursions to several towns and villages including Bonwire, the village famous for the production of Kente cloth (where tour members will observe native weavers as they work on looms to produce the traditional cloth of kings); tour members will visit the wood carving village at Ahwiaa, outside of Kumasi and mingle among the stalls of native craftsmen who sit and carve and then offer their  handiwork for sale.

While in Kumasi tour members will visit Manhyia Palace, the traditional home of the Asantehene, king of all the Asante and the most powerful chief in Ghana.

Tours also include a walking tour of Elmina fishing village, which allows tour members the opportunity to interact with the villagers. While in the Central Region, tour members will visit the slave castles of Cape Coast, Elmina and Fort St. Jago. Tour members will have the opportunity to visit some of the most beautiful beaches in Africa including the breath taking Coconut Grove beach in Elmina.Tours include accommodations; entertainment; ground transportation and some mealThe tour also includes round trip transfers from Ghana's Kotoka International airport to the  hotel in Ghana.An Air Conditioned tour bus will transport tour members to all tour sites.