- Trip Overview
- Itinerary
- Inclusion
- Exclusion
- Past Trip Gallery
- FAQs
Trip Overview
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Itinerary
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Day 1: Friday, October 25thAkwaaba! Welcome to Ghana! Plan to arrive today and you’ll be received at Kotoka International Airport (ACC) with a warm welcome! We’ll check into our 5 star beach front hotel and get settled before dinner.
Flights leave from the U.S. on Thursday, October 24th
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Day 2: Saturday, October 26thToday we’re going on our tour of Accra! We’ll see Black Star Square, W.E.B. DuBois Center, Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, and more! Next we’ll head to Makola Market, the most famous market in Accra, to grab some Ghanian shea butter and souvenirs to bring back home! After our tour we’ll get ready for our Welcome Dinner and night out! Attire is dress to impress.
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Day 3: Sunday, October 27thWe’re starting out our day at Aburi Botanical Gardens to get our iconic photos underneath the palm trees! After the gardens we’ll head to the home of an En Root Travel friend for a day party they are hosting just for us!
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Day 4: Monday, October 28thThis morning we’ll take part in our service project with local students! After our project you’ll have free time to relax at the hotel or explore the city. We’ll meet up later tonight for dinner in the city!
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Day 5: Tuesday, October 29thToday is a very special day as we’re going to Elmina Castle at Cape Coast, also known as the point of no return, where our ancestors took their last steps on the continent. After our unforgettable experience at Cape Coast, we’ll head to Kakum National Park to experience the beauty of Ghana across the Canopy Walkway, 100 ft above the ground!
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Day 6: Wednesday, October 30thGet out your favorite swimsuit because we’re going to the beach! We’ll enjoy some down time and relax in the sun and sand! After the beach we’ll have some free time and we’ll get ready for our last night in Ghana!
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Day 7: Thursday, October 31stWe made it to the last day! We’ll pack our bags and head to the airport with amazing memories of Ghana and our new HBCU family!
Flights land in the U.S. late Thursday, October 31st or Friday, November 1st
Cost Includes
All Inclusive Meals (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)
Single & Double Occupancy Room Options
5 Star Beach Front Hotel
Private Transportation
Accra City Day Tour
Cape Coast Excursion
Aburi Botanical Gardens
Beach Day
Club & Lounge Entrance Fees
Dietary Restriction Friendly
Service Organizations Donation
Monthly Payment Plans
Support with Visa, Yellow Fever Vaccination, and Malaria Pills
Small Group Experience
1 on 1 call for Flight Bookings
En Root Travel Swag
Cost Excludes
Travel Insurance (Strongly Recommended)
Roundtrip Flight to Accra, Ghana (ACC)
Yellow Fever Vaccination approx. $300
Activities During Free Time
Ghanaian Visa $60 – $100
Hotel Room Charges
Malaria Pills $60
Alcohol
FAQs
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