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3 Best Makola Market Walking Tours In Ghana

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The 3 most popular makola market walking tours in Ghana. What each day actually involves, who guides it, and what it costs to book.

3 Best Makola Market Walking Tours In Ghana

Makola Market Walking Tour

Makola Market Walking Tour - Price and value: Why $58 feels fair for this kind of guide-led market time

1.Makola Market Walking Tour

Most Popular 5.0

Walk Makola Market with a local English guide. See food, oils, spices, textiles, electronics, used clothing, and more in 2–3 hours.

“We combined this with their Accra Slave Tour, so we had a day with our guide, Prince, who explained an incredible amount of history and interesting facts throughout. He also was kind enough to go out of his way to drive past the Jubilee House. As for the market, it was amazing to see and…”

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Makola Market Walking Tour

Makola Market Walking Tour - Price and value: Why $58 feels fair for this kind of guide-led market time

2.Makola Market Walking Tour

5.0

Guided walk through Accra’s Makola Market for smart haggling, local goods, and less stress. Small group, bottled water included.

“we almost tried to tackle that market on our own. Major mistake! It's HUGE, like, seriously sprawling, and super hot and crowded. Plus, let's just say 'excuse me' isn't in everyone's vocabulary. Having Prince as our guide was a game-changer. Read more”

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Accra Street Food Tour: Makola Market Tour With Full Lunch

Accra Street Food Tour: Makola Market Tour With Full Lunch - Makola Market for 1 hour: 8+ tastings and what that format gives you

3.Accra Street Food Tour: Makola Market Tour With Full Lunch

4.1

Makola Market street food tour in Accra: taste 8+ snacks and drinks, then eat a full local lunch with a small guide group.

“Het eten tijdens de wandeling was goed en lekker. Alleen had onze gids nogal haast, we renden over de markt heen en kregen totaal geen uitleg over de markt of de dingen die we tegen kwamen. Na de markt rende we bijna naar het restaurant, het eten daar viel bij ons niet in de smaak…”

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