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Discover Ghana with local experts

Book guided tours, apply to study abroad, find a place to stay and shop authentic crafts, all in one place.

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  • Dated departures you can book online
  • Secure card and mobile money payment
  • Local guides and artisans

What we do

Four ways to experience Ghana

Where to go

Popular destinations

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Guided trips

Featured tours

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New1 dayAccra, Greater Accra

Labadi Beach Escape

₵225₵250per person

Soak up the sun, surf, and vibrant local culture on Ghana's most famous city beach.

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Study abroad

Study in Ghana, with a team behind your application

Compare destinations, costs and scholarships, then apply online. Our team guides you from application to arrival.

Start your application

  1. Choose a destination and programme

    See costs, requirements and what student life looks like.

  2. Apply online

    One form, and you can follow up with our team at any point.

  3. We guide you through

    From your application to your arrival in Ghana.

The market

Made by Ghanaian artisans

Artisan storyAma Serwaa, Bead MakingAma Serwaa is a master bead maker & jewelry designer based in Krobo Region, Eastern Ghana.
Shop the marketMeet the artisans

Why TechTour Ghana

Travel with people who know the way

  • Local expertise

    Our guides and artisans are from Ghana and know it first-hand.

  • Book online

    Pick a dated departure and pay securely on the site.

  • Fair to communities

    Our work supports local guides and artisans.

  • Real people

    Our team replies to every enquiry.

What travellers say

Share your experience
  • The Cape Coast trip was handled beautifully. Our guide knew the history and gave us room to take it in.
    ABAma BoatengVisitor from London
  • Booked Mole for my family. Three days, no hitches, and we saw elephants on the first walk.
    KMKwesi MensahAccra
  • Bonwire was the highlight. Sitting at the loom with a weaver is something I still talk about.
    INIfeoma NwosuVisitor from Lagos

From the blog

Stories and travel guides

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