Journey with Us to Ghana, Africa

Includes:

• Extensive intra-country travel to four different cities

• Complimentary breakfast daily

• Safely and professionally escorted by a trained, bonded & licensed reputable tour guide at all times

• Visits to authentic African villages to mingle with the children, elders and others

• Ground transportation on a comfortable, air conditioned coach bus

• Visits to monumental, landmark sites, events and shows

• Stay in 3-4 star full service hotels, one located on a beautiful sandy beach another on the lovely Volta River (all

hotels have air conditioned rooms, private baths, cable TV, telephone, restaurants and swimming pools)

• Visit African-Americans who relocated to Ghana and now have called Ghana their home

• Exclusive planned audience with traditional African Royalty & Families

• Shop in wood carving, crafts & clothing villages, buy direct from artisans

• Cultural Arts Show with a traditional African Feast and live entertainment

• Visit national parks, Historical Castles, Artist Alliance Gallery

• Visit the prestigious campus of The University of Ghana

•Go dancing to live high-life and contemporary music bands

•Attend a local church to worship on a Sunday, if you wish

•Be wowed by a full day boat cruise on The Akosombo River; featuring an extensive bar-b-que food menu, a live hip-life band and dancing to the popular music with a lively Ghanaian crowd

(The prices quoted above do not include the cost of your plane fare from Dulles International Airport, in Virginia to/from Ghana. The tour administrator and organizers will advise you on when to purchase your plane ticket, how much to pay for it and the designated air flight dates and times. Airfare estimated cost is $1200-$1500)

The tour administrator, Valerie Papaya Mann has traveled to Ghana for the past 22 years, and lived there for almost 5 years. Having organized numerous tour groups over the years, she has taken more than 300 people to The Motherland. She is enstooled (ceremoniously bestowed a royal family title and responsibilities) as a Queen Mother amongst The Akwamu Traditional Indigenous People. She has spearheaded many philanthropic projects that included building toilets for a school, lead Medical missions and took doctors and nurses to Ghana who treated almost a 1000 patients, and has personally and through groups donated thousands of dollars’ worth of school supplies, computers and clothing to those in need.

Double Occupancy: $3,750 

Single Occupancy: $4,650