Local orientation
Ghana
Time with the team so you know what to expect on the ground.
Kakum National ParkPhoto: daSupremo · CC BY-SA 4.0
Travel to Ghana
Come to Ghana with people who know the ground.
Visitors from Germany, and from anywhere in the world, who want to come to Ghana can write to the team. A stay can include time on the ground and, where it is welcome, seeing education, health, and community work already underway.
The stay What a visit can include
Places we already work
Ghana
Days shaped around communities, schools, and projects the foundation already serves.
Practical help
Ghana
Clear advice on the stay. Flights, visas, and insurance remain yours unless the team writes otherwise.
Schools and learning
Ghana
Classroom visits and education programmes where a guest is welcome.
Community and health
Ghana
Community and health work the foundation already carries, not a staged tour.
Ghana Places visitors ask to see.
Kakum, Nzulezu, Cape Coast Castle, Elmina Castle, and Mole National Park are five of them. Ghana has many more. Write the places you hope to see. The team will say what is possible. This is not a fixed route or a price.
Central Region
Kakum National Park
Rainforest in the Central Region, known for a walkway through the canopy.
Write about a tripPhoto: daSupremo · CC BY-SA 4.0
Western Region
Nzulezu
A village on stilts on Lake Tadane. The foundation’s Back to School work has also reached children there.
Write about a tripPhoto: KwesiRaul · CC BY-SA 4.0
Central Region
Cape Coast Castle
A UNESCO World Heritage site on the coast, kept as a place of memory.
Write about a tripPhoto: Matti Blume · CC BY-SA 4.0
Central Region
Elmina Castle
A UNESCO World Heritage site beside the sea at Elmina, built in the 15th century.
Write about a tripPhoto: Damien Halleux Radermecker · CC BY-SA 2.0
Savannah Region
Mole National Park
Ghana’s largest wildlife park, in the north of the country.
Write about a tripPhoto: Matti Blume · CC BY-SA 4.0And many more.
Ghana has many more places than the five shown here. Name the ones you hope to see.
Write about a tripGhana Places the team already knows.
These photographs are from communities the foundation already serves. A stay can include time there, where a guest is welcome. If you hope to see more of the country, write that in your note.
Who this is for
Who this is for
Seeing the work
See the work, where a guest is welcome.
A visit can include schools, community work, and time with the team. It goes ahead only where it does not interrupt the programme.
Schools and learning
Classroom visits and education programmes where a guest is welcome.
Community and health
Community and health work the foundation already carries, not a staged tour.
Meeting the team
Time with people who do the work in Ghana.
Only where it fits
A visit goes ahead only where it does not interrupt the programme.
How it works
Write, plan, then visit.
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Write to us
Tell the team when you hope to travel and what you hope to see.
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Plan the stay
They explain what is possible for those dates.
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Make the visit
You travel with a clear picture of the stay and the work.
A gift to the foundation is separate. Use Donate if you want to fund the work. This page is for travel. Donate
The team is not published here as a licensed tour operator. The note you send is a request, not a booking. Details of each stay are agreed in writing.
Ask about a stay
Tell the team when you hope to travel.
Write through the form. It opens a message to the foundation email. This is a request, not a booking.