GHANA · REGION
Ghana's standouts.
The 10 most popular kumasi & kente tours in Ghana. What each day actually involves, who guides it, and what it costs to book.
Hands-on Kente weaving in Bonwire, then an Akan naming ceremony at the palace with chiefs and a certificate to take home.
“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”
Private Kumasi city tour with Bilson: Ashanti palaces, sacred sites, and Kejetia Market plus local lunch, transport, and entry included.
“We learned so much from this tour and from our guide, Bilson. Plus, we just enjoyed our time with Bilson. He is interesting and so personable.”
Private day trip near Kumasi to kente weaving, a cocoa farm, and Adinkra symbol cloth plus your own day-name 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.”
Join a private Kumasi naming ceremony for the African diaspora, with tailored Ghanaian cloth, a traditional name, kente weaving, and cocoa.
“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…”
A 4-hour Kumasi tour with museum stops at Kumasi Fort, Manhyia Palace, Prempeh II, and the Okomfo Anokye sword site.
“Great day out. Very knowledgeable”
A long day from Accra into Kumasi for Asante landmarks, craft villages for kente and adinkra, Kejetia market, and Lake Bosomtwe.
“This tour was a fantastic experience! Walking through Kumasi, visiting the Kejetia Market, and learning about the Ashanti Kingdom's legacy was eye-opening. The guide's expertise made the history come alive. I appreciated the opportunity to see traditional crafts and hear stories passed down through generations. A must-do for travelers interested in Ghanaian culture.”
Two days in Kumasi with Asante royal history, major markets, and hands-on craft visits like kente weaving and adinkra stamping.
“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 tour of Asante palaces, military museums, the immovable sword site, plus adinkra and kente villages 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”
Guided boat on Lake Bosomtwe plus Ashanti sites in Kumasi, with lunch, pickup, and horseback riding—good value, watch the timing.
“Unfortunately, Bilson Tours was not organized. They schedule and book with The Green Ranch for horseback riding and a local crew for the boat tour (both respective groups seemed well-organized). We only received the boat tour and did not Read more”
A 4-day Ghana culture-and-heritage trip linking Accra, Cape Coast and Ashanti craft towns, with canopy nature and hands-on kente and adinkra.
“Had so much fun with and amazing guide he took us everywhere and he knows just about everyone haha. The canopy walk was such fun and learning of the history of people of Ghana up close was inspiring and breathtaking.”
