Ghana · KENTE, BEADS & CRAFT WORKSHOPS
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Here are the 6 best kente, beads & craft workshops going right now: what each one costs, how long it runs, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at number one, it earns the spot.
Bonwire Kente weaving and an Akan naming ceremony near Kumasi, including a chief-led ritual, hands-on weaving, and a certificate.
“Our tour guide, Solomon and driver, Kwame were absolutely amazing! The level of attention, care, professionalism, and knowledge is unmatched. We arrived to Kumasi early in the morning, they picked us up from the airport, drove us to our ARead more”
Accra Safari at Shai Hills, a Lake Volta boat cruise, and Cedi bead-making. Wildlife spotting, lake views, and craft culture for $250.
“My trip to Shai Hills Safari Park exceeded my expectations. The park’s diverse landscape, with rocky hills, savannahs, and forests, makes it a unique habitat for various wildlife. The guided tour was engaging, with stops to observe animals such aRead more”
Private Accra day tour to Shai Hills Reserve, Akosombo Dam, Volta River boat sights, then Krobo Odumase bead factory. Pickup included.
“We greatly enjoyed the adventure. The tour guide was great. Very knowledgeable. We learned a lot about the culture and history as well as just having fun throughout the day.”
Learn Ghanaian drumming and dance steps in Accra. Flexible 2-hour class with Jimmy Akiti at a community cultural center.
“Jimmy provided an unforgettable cultural journey that truly immersed me in the heart of African traditions! His incredible patience, meticulous attention, and genuine care made the experience exceptional. Despite my initial lack of rhythm, he hRead more”
Day tour from Accra to Tafi kente village, Wli Waterfalls, and Tafi Atome monkey sanctuary, with snacks and photo moments.
“The tour was amazing, one of my favorites in Ghana. Davis and Maxwell were a fantastic team. I did this your with my elderly dad and they were great at going at a slower pace at the waterfall. The monkey sanctuary was a real highlight. I highly recommend this tour.”
7 days of hands-on pottery, batik, and black-soap workshops in Accra plus Kakum and Cape Coast history, with private transport.
“Great tours, food, guides and service. Anything we asked Mohammad made it happen! The tours were so informative. Always cold drink available and good communication between myself the our tour guide.”
