Free trip planning
Tell us five quick things: your name, how to reach you, when, how many and what interests you. We'll get back to you to start planning.
Plan my trip
Itineraries, festival dates and honest local advice, so travellers from Ireland and Europe can plan a trip to Ghana with confidence.
Ghana is one of the most rewarding places in the world to visit, yet planning a first trip from Europe can feel daunting. Information is scattered, festival dates move, and it's hard to know which advice to trust.
Come to Ghana brings it together in one place: clear guides to the regions and sights, ready-made itineraries, a festival calendar and practical advice on visas, money, health and safety. And when you're ready, real people to help you plan.
Our promise
Honest, practical, local
What we do
Everything on the site is free to use. Start wherever suits you.
Tell us five quick things: your name, how to reach you, when, how many and what interests you. We'll get back to you to start planning.
Plan my tripA day in Accra, three days on the heritage coast or a week in the Volta Region, with driving times worked out.
See itinerariesWhen and where Ghana's festivals take place, from Kwahu Easter to Detty December, with the stories behind them.
Festival calendarAll 16 regions, plus in-depth guides to Cape Coast and Elmina, Kakum and Mole National Parks.
Explore destinationsVisas, the yellow fever certificate, money, what to pack and when to travel, all in one guide.
Plan your tripTees, caps and bags inspired by Ghana, printed to order. EU orders ship from within the EU.
Visit the shopHow it works
No forms to wade through and no obligation. Just a conversation about the trip you have in mind.
Step 1
Use the short form or message us on WhatsApp: rough dates, who's travelling and what you'd love to see.
Step 2
We reply by email or WhatsApp with ideas for routes, timings and the festivals or events around your dates.
Step 3
Ask anything, change anything. We'll help you settle on a plan that fits your time, budget and interests.
Step 4
Arrive knowing what to expect, and enjoy the welcome Ghana is famous for.
Why Ghana
In 1957 Ghana became one of the first African nations to win independence, and Kwame Nkrumah's Pan-African vision inspired a continent. Today it's a stable, welcoming country of 16 regions and more than 70 ethnic groups.

On the Greenwich meridian, English-speaking and a short flight from Europe.
Why start here


A homecoming for the African diaspora that became a movement.
Year of Return and beyond

From Accra's markets to the quiet beaches of the west, your journey starts with a conversation.