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.
“Bilson has a warm personality and took great photos of us walking towards the market and at the sites. We had a very local lunch experience which was nice but music was too loud for talking. He did not have a personal vehicle so we took sRead more”
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.
“I can't thank Bilson enough for his time and patience. He was even willing to do a 10 hour trip to get me to ensure I made it to the tour. I made the journey to meet him and he was the most sweetest & knowledgeable soul I've ever met. Truly enjRead more”
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.
“We were looking for a way to see Kumasi and came across this tour. It was so great, I booked a 2nd day directly with our guide and had another great day in Kumasi.”
Guided boat on Lake Bosomtwe plus Ashanti sites in Kumasi, with lunch, pickup, and horseback riding—good value, watch the timing.
“We had a wonderful time, relaxing by the lake, the kids played in the sand and swam in the water. We took a boat trip with a very friendly crew. My 2 daughters, 7 and 12 jumped from the boat into the lake and 2 of the boat crew did a great jRead more”
Private Kumasi tour of Asante palaces, military museums, the immovable sword site, plus adinkra and kente villages and Kejetia Market.
“Amazing tours and lovely driver, Jones was super flexible and accommodating to our needs and made super helpful recommendations. Did some Kente weaving! Adinkra symbol printings and many museums sightings too! We had such a good day!”
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.
“This was an awesome and sobering experience. We loved being in Ghana and being welcomed to the Motherland. The naming ceremony was the highlight to our visit and going to the Door of no Return was very sobering. The people were friRead more”
