West Africa WanderSavannah Region · 4 days, 3 nights
Mole National Park safari
Savannah Region4 days, 3 nightsGroup of up to [16, from client]Also as a private trip
Up to [16] travellersAlso as a private trip
GHS 3,990 per person, about $253
Overview
Four days to Ghana's largest national park. Go on walking and jeep safaris with park rangers to look for elephants, antelope and baboons, visit the old mud-and-stick mosque at Larabanga, and break the long road north with a night in Kumasi.
Included
- Transport from Accra and back
- 3 nights' accommodation
- Two safaris with park rangers, and park fees
- [Meals, from client]
Not included
- Personal spending
- Travel insurance
- [Other, from client]
Included
- Transport from Accra and back
- 3 nights' accommodation
- Two safaris with park rangers, and park fees
- [Meals, from client]
Not included
- Personal spending
- Travel insurance
- [Other, from client]
Itinerary
RouteAccraKumasiLarabangaMoleAccra
- DAY1
Accra to Kumasi
About 5 hours on the road
- 06:30Leave AccraFrom Accra Mall
- 13:00KumasiLunch, then an afternoon in the Ashanti capital
- DAY2
North to Mole
About 6 hours on the road
- 07:00Leave KumasiLong drive north, with stops
- 15:00Larabanga MosqueThe old Sudanese-style mosque, seen from outside with a guide
- 17:00Mole National ParkSunset over the waterhole
- DAY3
Safari day
Inside the park
- 06:30Walking safariWith an armed park ranger, about 2 hours
- 15:30Jeep safariLooking for elephants at the waterholes
- DAY4
Back to Accra
A long day on the road
- 05:30Leave Mole[Road or a flight from Tamale, from client]
- Back in Accra in the evening
Choose a date
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How you pay for this dateHow you pay
Sun 27 Dec, 7 travellers, GHS 27,930
- Today: bookSeats held straight away.
- By Sun 20 Dec: depositGHS 16,758, or pay it today.
- By Sat 26 Dec: balanceGHS 11,172, 1 day before.
- Sun 27 Dec: travelMeet 06:30 at Accra Mall.
Meeting point
Accra Mall, main car parkBe there 06:15, leaves 06:30
Good to know
What to bring
Neutral-coloured clothes, closed shoes, a hat, binoculars and water
Fitness level
Easy to moderate. Walking safaris are slow, on flat ground in the heat
Children
[Minimum age, from client]
Licensed operator
Ghana Tourism Authority licence [no.]
- What to bring: Neutral-coloured clothes, closed shoes, a hat, binoculars and water
- Fitness level: Easy to moderate. Walking safaris are slow, on flat ground in the heat
- Children: [Minimum age, from client]
- Licensed operator: Ghana Tourism Authority licence [no.]
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