Ghana · KUMASI TOURS
Kumasi is the Ashanti capital and a different country from coastal Ghana: Kejetia market, the Manhyia palace, and the weaving villages out on the Accra road. The 11 below cover the city and the craft villages, with prices and durations.
Visit Bonwire from Kumasi, weave Kente cloth, receive an Akan name from village leaders, and enjoy a private cultural tour with lunch.
“Our tour guide, Solomon and driver, Kwame were absolutely amazing! The level of attention, care, professionalism, and knowledge is unmatched. We arrived to Kumasi early in the morning, they picked us up from the airport, drove us to our ARead more”
Explore Kumasi with a local guide, from Ashanti royal sites and the Golden Stool legend to Kejetia Market and local lunch.
“Bilson is a very friendly and caring person. I was picked from my hotel and throughout my tour of Kumasi, I had the experience of travelling in several types of local transports (eg: crotro, tuktuk, cabs and by walk) as we moved from locatiRead more”
Review of a private Kumasi culture tour with kente weaving, cocoa farming, Adinkra printing, and a Ghanaian naming ceremony.
“The people definitely the people. They are loving, caring, and thoughtful. I was very impressed with the weaving tour. the young boys were so dedicated to their task.”
Review of Kumasi’s private Adanwomase naming ceremony, with Ghanaian cloth, cocoa, kente weaving, lunch, transport, and practical booking advice.
“The Naming Ceremony with Bilson Tours was an unique and cherished experience. The people of the village of Adanwomsae were so welcoming and kind. The Royal Family was gracious and inclusive and understood the impact this opportunity has for the diaspora not born in Africa. Thank you to them for providing such a rich cultural experience!!”
Review of a long day from Accra to Kumasi, with Ashanti history, Kente weaving, markets, crafts, Lake Bosomtwe, and practical booking advice.
“The BEST was Daniel, our extremely knowledgable tour guide! He was very alert to our needs, constantly checking to make sure we understood how the past had affected and molded Ghanaian and Kumasi culture. He was also an excellent barterer and negotiator to ensure we got the greatest bargains when we were shopping for souvenirs. There is no reason to miss this tour.”
Explore Kumasi’s Ashanti heritage on a four-hour tour of royal museums, military history, Kejetia-area culture, and the Okomfo Anokye Sword.
Explore Kumasi’s Asante landmarks, markets, museums, kente and Adinkra villages on this affordable private Ghana tour.
“We had a last minute tour planned and our guide KWAME, was the best. What an amazing and knowledgeable man. Kwame is patient and very caring.”
Review of Kumasi’s Lake Bosomtwe boat ride and city tour, with palace museums, Kejetia Market, lunch, private transport, and practical tips.
“We had a wonderful time, relaxing by the lake, the kids played in the sand and swam in the water. We took a boat trip with a very friendly crew. My 2 daughters, 7 and 12 jumped from the boat into the lake and 2 of the boat crew did a great jRead more”
Explore Kumasi’s Asante heritage, royal museums, Adinkra and Kente crafts, and Kejetia Market on a private full-day tour.
“Honestly, I cannot say enough about Bibiniba Tours. I did a six day tour with this company throughout three Ghana regions! I was impressed with the professionalism and knowledge of our tour guide and the owner of the company, Kofi. He was very personable and aRead more”
Explore Accra, Cape Coast, and Kumasi through castles, markets, kente, Adinkra art, a naming ceremony, and Kakum’s canopy walk.
“Had so much fun with and amazing guide he took us everywhere and he knows just about everyone haha. The canopy walk was such fun and learning of the history of people of Ghana up close was inspiring and breathtaking.”
Review of Kumasi’s private Akan naming ceremony, with Kente, Adinkra, cocoa, lunch, transport, price, and practical booking advice.
“Maclean reconnected me to my Ancestors through a Traditional Naming Rite/Ceremony which was the highlight of my trip to Ghana. So far Maclean is the cultured and the best Tour Guide I have work with.”
Coast forts, forest canopy, Ashanti looms and the parks up north.
