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7 Best Shopping Tours In Ghana

Ghana's standouts.

The 7 most popular shopping tours in Ghana. What each day actually involves, who guides it, and what it costs to book.

7 Best Shopping 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.

“Ben was a great guide! I enjoyed exploring the market. I wouldn’t have been able to go on my own. I learned a lot about Accra. Ben also helped me get good prices for things I wanted to buy. Great way to explore part of the city. I highly recommend this tour!”

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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.

“Ben was so good at explaining things at the market. He took us to areas we were unaware of and he was very patient making sure we saw what we wanted. The market can be very overwhelming and Ben made it doable.”

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Private Accra Market Tour

Private Accra Market Tour - First stop: Makola Market and why it’s the best warm-up

3.Private Accra Market Tour

5.0

A private, guided market day in Accra with smart navigation, great local lunch, and photo time, across Makola, Arts Centre, Mallam Atta, Nima.

“This was an exciting opportunity to experience Ghanaian market day. I was amazed at the number of people in the market as well as the number of merchants with all the goods sold from spices to clothing. This was overwhelming for me because I like to browse when I am shopping. These people mean business.”

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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

4.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.

“It was nice to see the vibrant market and to sample local foods. However the guide did not really provide much information such as the history of the market and even the food we tasted.”

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Accra Street Food Tour: Osu Night Market Tour Experience

Accra Street Food Tour: Osu Night Market Tour Experience - 8+ Food and Drink Stations: What You’ll Taste

Accra, Ghana Guided Local Market Tour

Accra, Ghana Guided Local Market Tour - Picking the right markets: Accra or Cape Coast, and options beyond Makola

6.Accra, Ghana Guided Local Market Tour

5.0

Shop Accra’s markets with a local English guide who negotiates local prices at Makola Market and beyond, with pickup and private transport.

“I booked this tour last minute and was in for such a treat. Lydia was my tour guide and did an amazing job. She was kind and extremely knowledgeable about the market. I let her know the items I was interested in and she made the process seRead more”

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Cape Coast Tour (Slave market & river site)

Cape Coast Tour (Slave market & river site) - Stop 1: Assin Manso Slave River Park, slave market, and the memorial wall

7.Cape Coast Tour (Slave market & river site)

5.0

A private 12–14 hour Cape Coast tour from Accra linking Assin Manso, Cape Coast Castle, and Elmina Castle with lunch and transport.

“The Get Out Ghana Tours did a really good job when we booked our Cape Coast Tour with them. Ken picked us up right on time. We were a bit late getting ready but he was very patient and waited for us. It was a full day tour filled with fun and laughter, good music…”

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