Duration: 21 to 28 days. Ideal for: A cultural expedition focusing primarily on project work. How tough 1-5 (5 being difficult): 1. Typical accommodation: Local homestays and tents. Terrain: Rainforest and coast. When can I travel there?: All year round. Climate: The climate is tropical though relatively mild. Except in the north, there are two rainy seasons, from Apr-Jun and from Sep-Nov. Average temperatures range between 21° and 32° C with relative humidity from 50%- 80%. A desert wind, blows from the northeast from Dec- Mar, lowering the humidity and causing hot days and cool nights in the north. In most areas, temperatures are highest in March and lowest in August. Culture shock 1-3 (3 being very different from home): 3.
Ghana expedition overview
The welcoming nation of Ghana makes it a perfect destination for a project based expedition. The team will experience a real cultural exchange during their project phase. Previous expedition teams have helped to build classrooms, paint or help with basic renovation.
The itinerary also makes time for one or two-day treks in the pretty countryside and before returning home the team will get a chance for some free time activities where they could choose to relax on the tropical coast, visit a turtle hatchery or explore one of the notorious 15th century European forts and castles that are characteristic of the country.
Expedition highlights
Lush green jungle.
Pretty coastline.
Helping make a real difference in the community through volunteer project work.
Learn some of the local Twi dialect.
Lie back on the white sands of Kokrobite beach.
Explore the local markets.
Visit the old colonial slave fortress at Cape Coast.
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