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
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, 8 travellers, GHS 31,920
- Today: bookSeats held straight away.
- By Sun 20 Dec: depositGHS 19,152, or pay it today.
- By Sat 26 Dec: balanceGHS 12,768, 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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