The Grand Mosque of Porto Novo-Benin, was built to resemble to 17th-18th century churches of Bahia-Brazil. It was constructed by deportee slaves from Brazil after the Malé revolt. The mosque took a long while to complete and its believed have…
Mount Afadja is the highest mountain in Ghana. At an elevation of 2904ft above sea level, it has a collection of fascinating caves streams and waterfalls just waiting to be explored. It is home to a diverse species of flora…
The Larabanga Mosque is one of the oldest and most revered historical site in Ghana. Built in the Sudanese architectural style and also known as the "Mecca of West Africa", the spiritual site can be found in the village of …
The Elmina Township was previously known as "Anomansah" (Perpetual) and the Edina. It was the place of contact between the first Europeans to land on the shores of West-Africa. It boasts of forts and castles used as trading posts for…
Assin Manso is an ancestral River Park. Captives from the Northern parts of Africa and Ghana were taken for a last bath in the "Donko Nsuo" slave river. They were then sent off to the dungeons of our coastal slave castles…
Tour Guide Isaac is resident in Togo speaks fluent English, French and many other local dialects and is very comfortable leading tours through Ghana, Togo and Benin. He studied History and Geography at the University of Lome, studied English at the…