GHANA · REGION
Ghana's standouts.
The 10 most popular kumasi 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 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…”
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”
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.
“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”
Private Kumasi tour of Asante palaces, military museums, the immovable sword site, plus adinkra and kente villages and Kejetia Market.
“Honestly, I cannot say enough about Bibiniba Tours. I did a six day tour with this company throughout three Ghana regions! I was impressed with the professionalism and knowledge of our tour guide and the owner of the company, Kofi. He was very personable and aRead more”
Experience an Asante naming ceremony in Kumasi, get your new name on Kente, visit Adinkra and Kente crafts, with lunch included.
“We were very excited after the naming ceremony because it was the highlight of our trip to Ghana. I will recommend this activity to every African American visiting Ghana. Contact them on Call/WhatsApp on +233247304270/[email protected]”
Kumasi’s Kente and Adinkra villages plus a traditional Asante naming ceremony, with pickup and admission tickets included in one 6.5-hour outing.
“Phenomenal experience. My mama and I had a core memory added to the vault by going on this trip. Kwame and Priscilla were fantastic. Great communication and impactful insights during the tour. They went above and beyond to accommodRead more”
A focused day in Kumasi covering Asante royalty, the Okomfo Anokye Sword site, and hands-on kente and adinkra craft stops.
“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…”
