Ghana exotic tastes & rhythmic dancing holiday
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Basic information
Location: Ghana
Date: No fixed departure dates. All year round except in June to August or tailor-made to suit your needs
Duration: 10 days
Group size: 1 - 6 people
Price: From £630 (based of 4-6 people) including accommodation and transportation. For 1-3 people ask for price/quote. Prices change depending on the group size and how a person or a group want to be treated. Excluding flights.
What will I be doing on this trip?
Associated activities: Culinary tour, Drumming, Dancing, market tour and a special activity.
There are so many tribes in Ghana and each has its own distinct culture and beliefs. Food, drumming and dancing are all components of Ghanaian culture that make the country so unique. Guests will be introduce to and educated on the various food items used by Ghanaians and their nutritional values. You will explore a market to find all the food items that you have learnt about. You will also prepare local meals including 'Red Red', 'Banku' and 'Okra stew', 'Light soup' and 'Fufu'. Ghanaians have many local, nutritious and delicious meals you can not afford to miss.
As part of this tour, you will also be given the opportunity to learn about the various drums used by the different tribes in Ghana and how to dance to rhythmic beats. You will become a good drummer and dancer after your lessons!
My holiday itinerary...
Day 1: Accra arrival
Meet and greet by the tour operator
Day 2: Ingredients orientation
After your orientation this morning, you will learn about the various food crops, vegetables and fruits in Ghana and their nutritional values.
Day 3: Market tour and produce sampling
Today you will explore the market to find the various food items you have been taught about on day 1 and how market sellers display them in the market.
After the market you will participate in the cooking of many Ghanaian local means including 'Red red', 'Banku' and 'Okro stew', 'Light soup' and 'Fufu'. Ghanaians have many local, nutritious and delicious meals you can not afford to miss.
Day 4- 7: Drumming and dancing lessons
Learn about the various drums used by the different tribes in Ghana and how to move to the rhythmic beats produced by these traditional instruments. You will surely become a good drummer and dancer after your lessons.
Day 8- 9: Special package
Take a trip to the Volta region of Ghana. You will visit The Wli Waterfalls- Which are the highest in West Africa, the Afadjato Mountain and Tafi Atome, a monkey sanctuary.
Day 10: Last day and departure
Transfer to the airport for your outward flight.
Location: Ghana
Date: No fixed departure dates. All year round except in June to August or tailor-made to suit your needs
Duration: 10 days
Group size: 1 - 6 people
Price: From £630 (based of 4-6 people) including accommodation and transportation. For 1-3 people ask for price/quote. Prices change depending on the group size and how a person or a group want to be treated. Excluding flights.
What will I be doing on this trip?
Associated activities: Culinary tour, Drumming, Dancing, market tour and a special activity.
There are so many tribes in Ghana and each has its own distinct culture and beliefs. Food, drumming and dancing are all components of Ghanaian culture that make the country so unique. Guests will be introduce to and educated on the various food items used by Ghanaians and their nutritional values. You will explore a market to find all the food items that you have learnt about. You will also prepare local meals including 'Red Red', 'Banku' and 'Okra stew', 'Light soup' and 'Fufu'. Ghanaians have many local, nutritious and delicious meals you can not afford to miss.
As part of this tour, you will also be given the opportunity to learn about the various drums used by the different tribes in Ghana and how to dance to rhythmic beats. You will become a good drummer and dancer after your lessons!
My holiday itinerary...
Day 1: Accra arrival
Meet and greet by the tour operator
Day 2: Ingredients orientation
After your orientation this morning, you will learn about the various food crops, vegetables and fruits in Ghana and their nutritional values.
Day 3: Market tour and produce sampling
Today you will explore the market to find the various food items you have been taught about on day 1 and how market sellers display them in the market.
After the market you will participate in the cooking of many Ghanaian local means including 'Red red', 'Banku' and 'Okro stew', 'Light soup' and 'Fufu'. Ghanaians have many local, nutritious and delicious meals you can not afford to miss.
Day 4- 7: Drumming and dancing lessons
Learn about the various drums used by the different tribes in Ghana and how to move to the rhythmic beats produced by these traditional instruments. You will surely become a good drummer and dancer after your lessons.
Day 8- 9: Special package
Take a trip to the Volta region of Ghana. You will visit The Wli Waterfalls- Which are the highest in West Africa, the Afadjato Mountain and Tafi Atome, a monkey sanctuary.
Day 10: Last day and departure
Transfer to the airport for your outward flight.
How does this holiday make a difference?
Our trips are designed to allow an economic benefit to local life and the small size of all our groups ensures there is a little impact on both the environment and the communities of the areas we visit.
Our culinary tours are rewarding holidays, with informal and informative hands-on classes, and an introduction to the Ghanaian nutritious foods.
Tourists will use locally grown food ingredients to prepare all the food and eat during their stay.
The drumming and dancing teachers are local people who are chosen due to their high knowledge in local drumming and dancing. As we engage them through tourist visit they will get money and will be able to cater for their families.
Where is it?
Our trips are designed to allow an economic benefit to local life and the small size of all our groups ensures there is a little impact on both the environment and the communities of the areas we visit.
Our culinary tours are rewarding holidays, with informal and informative hands-on classes, and an introduction to the Ghanaian nutritious foods.
Tourists will use locally grown food ingredients to prepare all the food and eat during their stay.
The drumming and dancing teachers are local people who are chosen due to their high knowledge in local drumming and dancing. As we engage them through tourist visit they will get money and will be able to cater for their families.
Where is it?
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