Diaspora Treks(in Partnership with GirlTrek)

Diaspora GirlTrek Trips

Dates: December 1st to December 9th, 2022

Dec 1st: Flight to Ghana arrive Dec 2nd
Dec2nd-Dec 9th: Experience Ghana
Dec 9th: Evening Flight out of Ghana to return home

Reserve Your Spot For $590 Today

Price: $2,950 based upon double occupancy.

All you need to do to reserve your spot is to make a deposit of $590. You can take care of the balance with easy equal monthly payments from the time you put down your deposit up until 1 month before departure. You will receive a monthly invoice via email. You also have the option to pay in full as well.

Reserve Once your click reserve my spot you will be taken to create an account on our customer info and payment platform to make your deposit or pay in full.
If you choose payment installments your payments will be broken up into small automated equal payments invoiced electronically monthly to pay your remaining balance up until 30 days before your trip when full payment is due. Otherwise, if it’s less than 30 days to your trip, you will pay in full once you put down your deposit.

Diaspora GirlTrek Trip Information

GirlTrek will return to the Motherland hosted by Africa with Us to learn from and support local women, celebrate our resilience, and reclaim the healing traditions of our foremothers.

The Trip will include a cultural tour, a physical trek, and wellness activities. To qualify for this trip, you must take the GirlTrek wellness pledge at Girltrek.org

Dates: December 1st to December 9th, 2022

Included

Meals (breakfast lunch, dinner), on ground transport, accommodation, gifts from your hosts, all activities.

Not Included

International flight, yellow fever vaccination, malaria pills, Ghana visa, Covid Tests, and travel insurance.

Trip Itinerary Highlights

2 days of travel and 8 full days in-country
Welcome lunches and dinner parties
GirlTrek Adventure Hike to the waterfall and the highest mountain in Ghana
Optional daily different workouts every morning
Touring of Accra, Cape Coast, High Street, Kwame Nkrumah, Web Dubois, and Jamestown
Visiting the Cape Coast slave castles and other historical sites
Kakum National park visit ( mild hiking)
Opportunity to Souvenir shop in the local market and other local Ghanaian women-owned establishments
Making your own Batik fabric with Ghana’s Adinkra Symbols
Cooking class to learn how to make local dishes
African drum and dance class on the beach
Bonfires and reflective storytelling on the beach
Exploring Ghana’s amazing landscapes, rain forest, beaches, and gardens
Community service in a local village or school
Ghana’s Traditional Shea butter making tour

Accommodations

African Regent Hotel or Similar- Accra Ghana

Coconut Grove Hotel or Similar- Cape Coast