Romantic Ghana Trips & Honeymoon Packages

Take part in a traditional Naming Ceremony with chiefs and queen mothers, where you'll both receive African names based on your birth days. Accommodations include 3-5 star hotels in Accra, Kumasi, and Elmina with coastal dinners overlooking the Atlantic, and you can walk together through Aburi Botanical Gardens.

Walk through Elmina Castle and Cape Coast Castle, the first European structures in West Africa, sharing this powerful historical journey together. Later, stroll across Kakum National Park's suspended canopy bridges 40 meters above the rainforest, then unwind on Busua's beaches before taking a private canoe to Nzulezu village on stilts.

Swim together beneath the 80-meter Wli Waterfalls and take private boat rides on Lake Volta at sunset in Akosombo. Stay in intimate accommodations like Elmina Beach Resort with ocean views and stroll hand-in-hand through the colonial architecture of Cape Coast. Have dinner together at The Republic Bar & Grill or Honeysuckle Pub while checking out Accra's vibrant nightlife scene on Osu Oxford Street.

Take part in a moving foot-washing ceremony in Salaga where descendants of slave raiders offer forgiveness, then join a private naming ceremony with traditional drumming. Tour the historic Elmina Castle, built in 1482, and walk through the Door of No Return during Panafest's candlelit Reverential Night vigil.

Walk together through Elmina Castle, a UNESCO site from 1482, where you'll see the haunting Door of No Return and then stroll through the old town as the sun sets. Try Kakum National Park's canopy walk, which hangs 150 feet up in the rainforest, before staying at Golden Tulip Hotel in Accra and visiting Ahwiaa and Bonwire craft villages.

Walk through the haunting chambers of Cape Coast Castle, built in 1653, where the dungeons and oceanfront views create a powerful experience of Ghana's history. After lunch at a seaside restaurant, you'll head to Elmina Castle—the Portuguese-built St. George's Castle from 1482—and stroll the harbour lined with colorful fishing pirogues.