Ghana brings together welcoming communities, coastal history, vibrant cities, traditional culture and some of West Africa's most memorable food. From Accra and Cape Coast to Kumasi and beyond, Gidi Tour takes you closer to the people, places and stories that make Ghana special.
Cities & places
3 places worth building a trip around.
Things to do
Explore Accra's neighborhoods
Visit historic coastal sites
Discover Ghanaian food and markets
Experience traditional crafts and culture
Explore Kumasi and Ashanti heritage
Visit beaches and coastal communities
Experience music, art and nightlife
Food & culture
Jollof Rice
Taste Ghanaian jollof, a beloved rice dish cooked with tomatoes, peppers, onions, and aromatic spices. Often served with chicken, beef, fish, fried plantain, or salad, it is a must-try part of Ghana’s food culture.
Waakye
Try waakye, a popular Ghanaian rice-and-beans dish traditionally served with a variety of sides. From spicy shito and gari to boiled eggs, meat, fish, or plantain, every plate can offer a different combination of flavours.
Fufu & Soup
Experience fufu, a soft and stretchy staple traditionally made from cassava and plantain or other starchy ingredients. It is commonly enjoyed with rich soups such as light soup, groundnut soup, or palm-nut soup.
Kente & Traditional Crafts
Discover Ghana's famous kente weaving tradition, particularly associated with Akan communities. The colorful patterns and designs carry cultural meaning, while traditional crafts provide a glimpse into Ghana's artistic heritage.
Highlife & Afrobeats
Experience Ghana through its music, from the classic sounds of highlife to contemporary Afrobeats. Music is deeply connected to Ghanaian social life, celebrations, nightlife, and modern creative culture.
Ghanaian Markets & Street Food
Explore Ghana's lively markets and street-food culture, where you can find kelewele, grilled tilapia, roasted plantain, fried yam, bofrot, fresh fruit, and local drinks. Markets offer a simple way to experience everyday Ghanaian life and flavors.
Travel tips for Ghana
Plan longer travel times when moving between cities.
Carry sunscreen, comfortable clothing and some local currency.
For cultural and historical sites, follow local guidance and dress appropriately.
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