Ghana · FOOD
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 5 food experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Taste eight Ghanaian snacks, explore Makola Market, and finish with a full local lunch on this small-group Accra food tour.
“It was exciting. The food was nice & our guide was friedlich and helped & showed us a lot. Can definetly recommend it!!!!”
Taste Ghanaian street food, explore Makola Market, learn local cooking, and finish with drumming at Accra International Art Centre.
“This was not a very good tour. Our guide tried to change the time to 4 hours earlier the scheduled time, then he was an hour and a half later than the original schedule time. We were picked up in a small taxi, there was a driver and two guides smashed into this taxi. Im pretty sure there where AC didn’t work because we had the windows down the whole time. It was like sucking on a muffler. We when to the Accra art center, which is not part of the tour, but was thrown in as a “I’m sorry we’re late”. We then went to one place and picked…”
Taste eight Ghanaian street foods on a two-hour Osu night market tour with a local guide, from kelewele and suya to jollof rice.
“Nene was an amazing tour guide! He knows a lot about food in general and showed me the best eats at Osu Night Market. I highly recommend his tour!”
Taste Ghanaian food in Accra with market and restaurant stops, local drinks, games, music, private pickup, and cultural context.
“Ransfor was an absolute treasure! He was polite, intelligent, entertaining and we truly enjoyed the foods we tried! It’s worth your buck! We are very full and very happy! Would definitely recommend to try local cuisine!”
Shop Kumasi’s Kejetia Market, buy ingredients with local hosts, then cook and taste a traditional Ghanaian meal in a private class.
“I booked this experience with my wife and we will do it again anytime we visit again. I recommend this experience to all travelers.”
Coast forts, forest canopy, Ashanti looms and the parks up north.
