
Best of Both - Africa 2025
South Africa and Ghana
Duration: 17 Days
Group size: 1 - 50
About this trip
Cape Town & Ghana
$4899
Deposit:
$500
What’s Included?
- Accommodation
- All Transportation (Ground transportation)
- Dedicated Tour Guide
- Activities
- Meals (Where stipulated)
- Internal Flight (Flight between Cape Town, RSA and Accra, Ghana)
What’s not Included?
- International Flights
- Visas
- Vaccinations
- Gratuities
- Miscellaneous (All information not included in this document)
Available Packages
Itinerary
* Arrival in Cape Town, South Africa
- Exchange Money and head to the Hotel
* Transit to Hotel & Check in
- Welcome Dinner on the Beach - weather dependent (Alternate location: local restaurant)
- Transit Back to the hotel for the first night in South Africa
* Optional Nightlife
* Breakfast at the hotel
* Departure from the Hotel to the Walk to Freedom Tour
* Walk to Freedom Tour:
- District Six Museum | Robben Island Museum |
Trip includes: Hotel pickup and drop-off | Professional guide | Transport by air-conditioned minivan | Admission Ticket Included
* Return to hotel
* Free Evening & Dinner on your own
* Optional nightlife
* Breakfast at the hotel
* Half Day Cape Peninsula Tour
- Highlights: Twelve Apostles, Clifton Beaches, Hout Bay, Chapman' s Peak Drive, Cape Point Nature Reserve
- Explore the Cape of Good Hope and the Cape Point in this beautiful and unique nature reserve. Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
- Lunch on the way to Simon’s time after Cape Point Simon's Town, Boulders Beach Penguin Colony
-Watch the penguin colony of Boulders beach
(optional)
* Return to Hotel and to Freshen Up for the Evening Activities
* Sunset Cruise
* Free Evening & Dinner on your own
- SIBA – The Restaurant, The Nines, Fyn, Salsify, The Athletic Club & Social
* Optional nightlife
* Breakfast at the hotel
* Wine Route Tour: This wine route is specifically curated to showcase people of color (POC) in South Africa.
Below are three wine farms who are either owned by POC, have a winemaker, vineyard manager, tasting room manager or executive chef that is a person of color.
* Highlights:
- Tour starts at 11:00.
- Route - Dieu Donne | Lunch at Reubens | Mullineux & Family Wines | Klein Goederust | Dinner at Hari Kitchen at Topiary Farm
* Arrive at Hotel in Cape Town by 21:30
* Day at Leisure
- Consult our concierge for individual or small group excursions for this day if interested at an additional cost
* Optional Activities
- Fishing | Safari | Wine Farms | Table Mountain (Weather Dependent) | Robin Island | Gallery Visit
* Possible Additional Activities for the day
- Volunteering Activity or Charitable Event
* Arrival in Accra, Ghana
* Welcome Ceremony at the Airport
* Transit to Hotel & Check in
- Change Money
- Optional tailor measurements
- Optional hair braiding
* Welcome Dinner on the Beach (included prefix or buffet style)
- Backup location local restaurant (pending weather conditions)
Optional Nightlife
* Breakfast at the Hotel
* Accra City Tour
- WEB Dubois House
- Black Star Square (Group Family Photo)
- Lunch @ local restaurant (buffet style included)
- Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park Arts Center (Artisanal market locally made
goods)
* Return to Hotel
* Deliver fabric to tailor seamstress (if anyone chooses to get clothes made selected)
* Free Evening & Dinner on your own
* Optional nightlife
* Breakfast at the Hotel
* Transit to Assin Manso River (3 hour drive)
- Assin Manso Last Bath Slave River Experience
- Lunch Buffet @ Mabel’s Table
- Cape Coast Castle Dungeon Door of Return Experience
* Return to Accra (3 hour Drive)
*Dinner on your own and free evening
* Breakfast at Hotel
* Free Day to Explore Accra on your own
* Travelers can consult our concierge for individual or small group excursions
for this day if interested for additional cost
- Rest, Shop, Chill, Enjoy | Visit Nyame Bekyere | Diallo's Village (Drum, Dance, Food, Community Center Tour) | Kumasi for Day | Volta region for Day | ATV RidingBunso Eco Park & Boti Waterfalls | More options available
*No meals provided
* Breakfast at Hotel
* Transit to Aqua Safari (2 hrs)
- Swimming Pool | Games | Horseback Riding | Boat ride on Lake Volta and Crocodile Island | Segway rental (additional cost) | Jetski (additional cost)
- Full buffet lunch
* Return to Accra
* Breakfast at Hotel
* Check out by 1 pm
* Late check out available (additional cost)
- Last minute shopping, relax, chill, reflect
- Farewell Lunch/Dinner (provided)
* Transit to Airport for final departure
Select Departure Date
Frequently Asked Questions
For South Africa: Pack comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing for both city and outdoor activities. Include a hat, sunscreen, sturdy walking shoes, and a light jacket for cooler evenings. For Ghana: Bring lightweight, breathable clothing, a hat, sunscreen, and comfortable walking shoes. Don’t forget insect repellent and any personal items for optional tailor or hair braiding services.
In South Africa, you can exchange money at the airport or use local ATMs for cash. Credit cards are widely accepted. In Ghana, similar options are available; however, carrying some cash is advisable for smaller vendors and local markets. Confirm with your bank about international transaction fees and notify them of your travel dates.
In Cape Town, accommodations are typically comfortable hotels with modern amenities, including breakfast. In Accra, expect similar hotel standards with added local flavor. Amenities usually include Wi-Fi, en-suite bathrooms, and concierge services. Check in advance for any special requests or additional needs.
Optional activities in Cape Town include excursions such as fishing, safaris, and visits to local attractions. In Accra, you can explore local markets, cultural sites, and natural attractions. Consult with the concierge for personalized recommendations and to book activities in advance if desired.
For South Africa, be aware of the varied weather and plan for both hot and cooler temperatures. In Ghana, it’s essential to stay hydrated and be mindful of local customs and etiquette. Be prepared for different culinary experiences and local dialects in both countries.
In South Africa, follow basic safety practices such as avoiding isolated areas at night and keeping valuables secure. In Ghana, be cautious of your belongings and use reputable transport options. Both countries are generally safe for tourists, but it’s always wise to stay informed about local safety advice.
Inform us of any dietary restrictions or preferences when booking. Both South Africa and Ghana offer a range of dining options that can accommodate special needs. For specific dietary requests, including kosher or halal meals, make sure to communicate these in advance to ensure availability.
Respect local customs and dress modestly when visiting historical sites and cultural landmarks. At sites like Assin Manso Last Bath Slave River and Cape Coast Castle, be mindful of the historical significance and approach these locations with reverence. Guides will provide context and help navigate cultural practices.
The trip package generally covers accommodation, meals, and most activities. However, optional activities, additional excursions, and special requests (e.g., French champagne, Segway rentals) may incur extra costs. Check the itinerary for details on what is and isn’t included, and budget for any personal expenses.
Most hotels in both South Africa and Ghana offer Wi-Fi, though connectivity may vary. Consider purchasing a local SIM card or an international roaming plan for your phone. Inform family and friends of your itinerary and provide them with emergency contact information for added security.