10/01/2026
This is Fort William along the coastline of Ghana. Along with Cape Coast and Elmina, sites like this stand as solemn testaments to the millions of people caught in the transatlantic trade.
We believe that visiting sites like this throughout the trip will offer a richer world view as we face the harsh realities of history.
This carefully curated trip - Roots & Reckoning: Ghana (March 2028) is going to be special.
The core values for this experience are:
Face the history. Celebrate the culture. Feel the connection.
To experience West Africa thoughtfully, you have to face the truths of the past. But you must also witness the incredible vitality of its present:
Honoring history at coastal forts, Cape Coast Castle, and the sacred Slave River
Engaging with master artisans in the ancient Ashanti kingdom of Kumasi
Participating in a traditional Ghanaian village naming ceremony
Exploring the biodiversity of Kakum National Park and the Volta River
Because this is such an enriching, personal journey, we are intentionally keeping our group size small and intimate to allow for real conversation and connection.
We will be hosting private virtual Info Sessions soon to share the daily itinerary, verified accommodations, and package options.
Comment the word GHANA below or send us a direct message with GHANA, and we will send you the link to join the interest list.
Is visiting Ghana something on your horizon? Let us know in the comments!
This is Fort William along the coastline of Ghana. Along with Cape Coast and Elmina, sites like this stand as solemn testaments to the millions of people forced through the transatlantic slave trade.
We believe that visiting sites like this throughout the trip will offer a richer world view as we face the harsh realities of history.
This carefully curated trip - Roots & Reckoning: Ghana (March 2028) is going to be special.
The core values of this experience are:
Face the history. Celebrate the culture. Feel the connection.
To experience West Africa thoughtfully, you have to face the truths of the past. But you must also witness the incredible vitality of its present:
Honoring history at coastal forts, Cape Coast Castle, and the sacred Slave River
Engaging with master artisans in the ancient Ashanti kingdom of Kumasi
Participating in a traditional Ghanaian village naming ceremony
Exploring the biodiversity of Kakum National Park and the Volta River
Because this is such an enriching, personal journey, we are intentionally keeping our group size small and intimate to allow for real conversation and connection.
We will be hosting private virtual Info Sessions soon to share the daily itinerary, verified accommodations, and package options.
Comment the word GHANA below or send us a direct message with GHANA, and we will send you the link to join the interest list.
Is visiting Ghana something on your horizon? Let us know in the comments!