Ghana · ASHANTI REGION TOURS
Kumasi, Bonwire, Manhyia, Kejetia. This is where kente is woven, where the Asantehene still holds court, and where the biggest market in West Africa runs six days a week. The 15 below are priced and timed, and split fairly cleanly into a city day and a crafts-village day.
Bonwire village near Kumasi: learn Kente weaving, witness an Akan naming ceremony, and leave with a name certificate, lunch, pickup.
“Our tour guide, Solomon and driver, Kwame were absolutely amazing! The level of attention, care, professionalism, and knowledge is unmatched. We arrived to Kumasi early in the morning, they picked us up from the airport, drove us to our ARead more”
A private half day in Kumasi focused on Ashanti royal sites, sword and stool legends, plus Kejetia market, local lunch, and a guide with great photos.
“We had a great time touring Kumasi with Bilson. We saw places we wouldn’t have been able to see on our own and really experienced a side to Kumasi that most tourists might miss. Bilson worked hard to ensure we had a great experience and I’d recommend anyone to take the tour like a local trip to see the real Kumasi.”
Spend a full day around Kumasi learning kente and Adinkra craft, visiting a cocoa farm, and taking part in an Ashanti naming ceremony.
“The people definitely the people. They are loving, caring, and thoughtful. I was very impressed with the weaving tour. the young boys were so dedicated to their task.”
Private Adawomase naming ceremony in Kumasi, Ghana for the African diaspora, with cloth, name recognition certificate, cocoa farm, and kente weaving.
“The Naming Ceremony with Bilson Tours was an unique and cherished experience. The people of the village of Adanwomsae were so welcoming and kind. The Royal Family was gracious and inclusive and understood the impact this opportunity has for the diaspora not born in Africa. Thank you to them for providing such a rich cultural experience!!”
One long day from Accra to Kumasi: palaces and the Okomfo Anokye sword, Kejetia Market, kente and adinkra crafts, plus Lake Bosomtwe.
“The BEST was Daniel, our extremely knowledgable tour guide! He was very alert to our needs, constantly checking to make sure we understood how the past had affected and molded Ghanaian and Kumasi culture. He was also an excellent barterer and negotiator to ensure we got the greatest bargains when we were shopping for souvenirs. There is no reason to miss this tour.”
4-hour Kumasi City Tour with pickup: Ghana Armed Forces Museum, Manhyia Palace, Prempeh II Museum, Okomfo Anokye sword site.
Two-day Kumasi City Tour with Okomfo Anokye Sword Site, Prempeh II and Manhyia museums, Kejetia market, zoo, Kente and Adinkra, lunch.
“I booked for a city tour in Kumasi and Maclean picked me at my hotel and it was a great experience. Maclean showed me around call Or WhatsApp him on +233(0)247304270”
Private Kumasi day tour of Asante palace and war museums, Okomfo Anokye sword, Ntonso adinkra, Adanwomase kente, and Kejetia market.
“Honestly the best tour I have done in Ghana so far!! Bibiniba Tours is an amazing tour company and worth all your money. I did. the Kumasi City tour with them and they could even add my extra wish to go to Akwasidae festival without any problems. I was picked up froRead more”
Boat on meteor-made Lake Bosomtwe, Ashanti palace museums, sword legend site, Kejetia market, plus horseback time, with lunch and transfers.
“If there is one that I love about Ghanaians it’s how their personal resistance to strangers is dispelled the moment you smile and say hello. My guide from Bilson Tours Ghana, and his driver were awesome. Our engaging conversations along Read more”
4 days from Accra to Cape Coast, plus Kente and Adinkra culture. Canopy walk, slave castles, and a naming ceremony included.
Experience an Asante traditional naming ceremony in Kumasi, with a kente presentation and village visits, plus lunch and private air-conditioned transport.
“This experience was the highlight of our trip to Ghana. We were also happy to book this company for our trip we recommend their service to everyone visiting Ghana.”
Spend a full day in Kumasi for Kente and Adinkra crafts, then receive your Asante naming name through a traditional ceremony.
“The naming ceremony was very enlightening. Heart warming and very prideful. Loved this experience with my very special friends who are family and the love of my life.”
Guided Volta day from Accra Mall: Kente weaving at Tafi Abuife, Wli Waterfalls canopy walk, and Mona monkey feeding at Tafi Atome.
“The tour was amazing, one of my favorites in Ghana. Davis and Maxwell were a fantastic team. I did this your with my elderly dad and they were great at going at a slower pace at the waterfall. The monkey sanctuary was a real highlight. I highly recommend this tour.”
Private Kumasi tour through Asante history: Manhyia Palace, Okomfo Anokye Sword Site, kente weaving and Adinkra symbols, with fees included.
“My family and I thoroughly enjoyed this highly recommended tour to Kumasi which is the the ancestral homelands of the mighty Ashanti Empire. The tour is an all inclusive experience into the culture and extremely important history of the Ashanti Empire and its impact on West Africa. No trip to Ghana would be complete unless you embark on this very relevant tour!”
A 4-hour private Kumasi tour covering the Okomfo Anokye Sword Site, two royal museums, and Kejetia Market, with admissions included.
“The Assante funeral ceremony was high learning experience. The rich history of the Assante people illustrated in their museums was revealing”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
