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Return to the Motherland, African Heritage Tour 2026

Embark on a transformative journey to Ghana, the heart of West Africa and a cradle of African heritage. This "Return to the Motherland" tour offers a deeply immersive experience, connecting you with the lands, history, and culture of your ancestors.

Explore the historic Cape Coast and Elmina Slave Dungeons, standing as solemn reminders of the resilience and strength of those who endured the transatlantic slave trade.

Walk through vibrant markets and bustling streets alive with music, art, and tradition. Experience Ghanaian hospitality firsthand as you engage with local communities, share in cultural rituals, and taste authentic cuisine that has nourished generations.

This tour is more than a trip—it’s a pilgrimage of the heart. Rediscover your roots, honor your heritage, and celebrate the enduring spirit of Africa. Return with stories, connections, and memories that will resonate for a lifetime.

Reconnect with your past. Celebrate your roots. Embrace your heritage.

Date: October 7th – 16th 2026 (9 Nights / 10 Days)
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Price: Only $3,699 per person, with double room occupancy, without air-fare

Find detailed tour information in our brochure. Download our Return to the Motherland, African Heritage Tour 2026 tour brochure.

Price: Only $3,699 per person, with double room occupancy, without air-fare



Day 1 - 3 : Arrival in Ghana and Accra City Tours

> We will visit the home of Dr. W.E.B. Dubois which is now a museum and his final resting place

> Visit Independence Square (where Ghanaians celebrate the nation’s Independence Day each year) and Black Star Square

> Visit the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum, which is the final resting place of the first President of Ghana

> Enjoy an evening of entertainment and fun at our Akwaaba (Welcome) Dinner Buffet with Cultural Dance and Drumming Performances

Day 4 - 6 : Kumasi and its Surrounding Towns Tour

> Witness the amazing Akwasidae Festival, one of the most important and historically significant festivals in all of Africa

> See the Okomfo Anokye Monument, dedicated to the traditional priest who “conjured” from the skies the famous Golden Stool

> Visit the woodcarving village of Ahwiaa where you will see craftsmen carving wood masterpieces

> Partake in Traditional Naming Ceremony, where each tour member will be given a traditional Asante name based on their day of birth

Day 7 - 8 : Central Region Tour.

> Stop at Assin Manso to participate in a Ceremony of Remembrance at “Slave River”

> Guided tour through Elmina Slave Dungeon and Cape Coast Slave Dungeons

> Relax at Ghana's most beautiful beaches

Day 9 - 10 : Return To Accra & Departure.

> Return To Accra after breakfast with plenty of time to relax

> Depart to the US

Price: Only $3,699 per person, with double room occupancy, without air-fare

Tour Package Includes

> Accommodation in Deluxe Hotels (twin/double room occupancy)

> Breakfast Daily

> Welcome Dinner with Cultural Performances

> Departure Dinner with Cultural Performances

> Two Additional Lunches

> Daily Nightlife Options

> Participation in Akwasidae Festival

> Go inside Slave Dungeons

> See Door Of No Return

> Ceremony of Remembrance at “Slave River”

> Traditional Naming Ceremony

> Transportation throughout on a comfortable air-conditioned bus

> Experienced, Licensed English-Speaking Driver

> Knowledgeable English-Speaking Tour Guide

> Tours and Entry Fees to all sites visited

> Visa Assistance, help with pre-departure preparations; expert tour management, and destination support throughout your journey

Single Room Upgrade Price $900

Tour Package Does Not Include

> Airfare

> COVID 19 Immunization or PCR Test prior to arrival and again upon arrival

> Passport

> Travel Insurance (recommended)

> Visa

> Any meals not specified in the itinerary

> Yellow Fever Immunization Certificate(required)

> Any other item not specifically included in the tour itinerary



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