Overview
Step into Ghana’s dynamic real estate and investment landscape with this curated 8-day experience designed for entrepreneurs, investors, and diaspora returnees. Explore prime property locations, connect with industry leaders, and engage in meaningful cultural immersion—from walking historic slave routes in Cape Coast to savoring Ghanaian cuisine. Whether you’re buying your future home, seeking business opportunities, or simply reconnecting with your roots, this tour blends business with cultural heritage for a truly enriching experience.
Tour Highlights
- Accra City Tour – Explore iconic landmarks and shop at the vibrant Arts & Crafts market
- Real Estate Tours – Visit properties in Accra, Prampram, Ada, and Aburi with expert guidance
- Business Networking – Meet with key agencies and companies in finance, education, and agriculture
- Cape Coast Slave Dungeons & Assin Manso – A moving ancestral remembrance experience
- Culinary Experience – Learn to cook beloved Ghanaian dishes in a hands-on kitchen session
- Shopping & Tailoring – Custom fashion fittings and shopping with local entrepreneurs
- Farewell Networking Dinner – Connect with local business leaders in a relaxed setting
Itinerary
Arrive at Accra airport.
Akwaaba! Welcome to Ghana. Meet, greet and transfer to your hotel. Settle in, brief orientation
Welcome dinner and cultural entertainment
Overnight: 5* Star Hotel or a Luxury Service Apartment
On this day we explore the capital city of Ghana. Go on a city tour visiting various sites and shopping. This will include visits to;
• Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
• Independence Square
• Arts and Crafts market (Cultural Centre)
Evening: Meet Tailors and dressmakers for a display of ready-made clothes to place an order for a custom-made outfit.
Overnight: 5* Star Hotel or a Luxury Service Apartment
After breakfast, transfer for business meetings and visits with either/or the following companies
• Ghana Investment Promotion Authority
• Agrobusiness Company
• Fintech Company
• School visits
Return to your hotel and explore nightlife on your own (not included)
Overnight: 5* Star Hotel or a Luxury Service Apartment
Breakfast
After breakfast, you will meet our property partners to visit various properties within Accra city centre and other prime areas.
Return to your hotel and the rest of the day free to explore nightlife in Accra (not included)
Overnight: 5* Star Hotel or a Luxury Service Apartment
Dive into Ghana’s sweet side! Journey through the lush Eastern Region to explore a cocoa farm and uncover the secrets behind the world’s favorite treat. Watch how cocoa pods are harvested, fermented, and dried before visiting a local chocolate factory to see the bean-to-bar magic in action. End the day indulging in rich, organic chocolate tastings — pure bliss for every chocolate lover!
Overnight: 5* Star Hotel or a Luxury Service Apartment
Depart early from Accra to the Central Region of Ghana to visit the horrific historical past of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.
Stop at Assin Manso to visit the “Slave River Site” where our ancestors had their “Last Bath” before transport
into the dungeons
After, continue to visit the Cape Coast Castle Dungeons for a comprehensive tour of the history of this place. See the slave dungeons and condemned cells where slaves who attempted to escape were incarcerated.
After, return to Accra
Overnight: 5* Star Hotel or a Luxury Service Apartment
Transport to a beautiful nearby waterfall to experience the serenity with a relaxing massage at the
waterfalls
Return to your hotel, and the rest of the day is free for relaxation and last-minute shopping on your own
Evening: Farewell Dinner
Overnight: 5-star hotel or a Luxury Service Apartment
Breakfast
Last day free for packing and personal activities
Transfer to the airport in Accra for departure.
Meals Included: Breakfast
Package Information
Inclusions
- 7 Nights stay in Accra with Breakfast Daily
- 4 lunch & 2 Dinner
- Overland Transportation via air-conditioned vehicle
- Tours and Entrances fees to Tour Sites as outlined in Itinerary
- Property viewing and meeting appointments
- English speaking Professional Tour Guide
- Cold water during tours
- Webinars and online real estate and investment
- meetings before arrival in Ghana
Exclusions
- Airfare
- Visa charges
- Early check in and late check out
- Immunization (Yellow Fever Required, Malaria Prophylactics Recommended)
- Travel Insurance (Recommended)
- Expenses of personal nature
- Meals and drinks not specified in the itinerary
- Optional tours/services
- Entrance fees to evening events
- Gratuity and Tips for tour and site guides and drivers
- Any other item not mentioned in the inclusions
Join Our Fixed Starting Date
-
Guaranteed Available PackagesSaturdayJuly 31, 2027SaturdayAugust 7, 2027$288020Available
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is a travel itinerary of briefings, site visits, and cultural context. Nothing on it is a recommendation, an offer, or an inducement to buy any property, share, or financial product, and neither we nor your hosts verify, endorse, or take responsibility for anything presented to you. You must take your own independent legal, tax, and financial advice and do your own due diligence before committing to anything.
Not freehold. Under Ghana's Land Act 2020, a non-Ghanaian cannot hold a leasehold interest of more than fifty years at a time, and freehold interests cannot be created in stool, skin, clan, or family land, which is most land in the country. Land title and multiple sales of the same plot are well-documented problems. If you are considering a purchase, instruct a Ghanaian lawyer you have chosen yourself.
Your hosts arrange them around the sector interests of the group, and they typically include the Ghana Investment Promotion Centre alongside businesses in agriculture, financial technology, or education. Tell us your sector when you book so the week can be built around it. Meetings are subject to the availability of the organisations concerned.
People with a working interest in Ghana — entrepreneurs, business owners, and members of the diaspora looking at the country seriously — who want to see it themselves rather than read about it. It suits people who would rather spend a week getting oriented than commit to anything at a distance.
In Accra for the whole week, in a five-star hotel or a serviced apartment. You unpack once, which on a week with this much in it matters.
You need a Ghanaian visa arranged before you travel — there is no visa on arrival, and airlines can refuse boarding without one. Allow several weeks. A yellow fever certificate is required at the border for everyone aged nine months and over, and malaria tablets are recommended. Visa fees and immunisations are not included.
Late July and early August fall in the short dry break between Ghana's two rainy seasons. It is humid and often cloudy on the coast, but heavy rain is less likely than in the months either side.
Yes, for two people sharing. A single room is available as an extra.
