Visa
Most visitors need a visa to enter Ghana, arranged before travel. Landmark handles visa support as part of your booking — apply through the official Ghana Immigration Service for current requirements.

Ghana is West Africa’s easiest place to start — stable, English-speaking, and welcoming. Its coast holds the Cape Coast and Elmina castles, central to the transatlantic slave trade, while Accra brings markets, music, and nightlife. Inland you’ll find rainforest canopy walks, Ashanti heritage, and the open northern savannah.
Choose the travel style that fits how you want to experience Ghana.
Landmark routes are built around places with history, texture, and enough time to take them in properly.
The essentials before you go. We confirm the current details with you as part of your booking — always check the official source for the latest.
Most visitors need a visa to enter Ghana, arranged before travel. Landmark handles visa support as part of your booking — apply through the official Ghana Immigration Service for current requirements.
November to March is generally the easiest window: drier weather, clearer roads, and a lively December season in Accra. April to June and September to October are wetter in the south, while the north is hottest around March and April.
A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for entry, and malaria precautions are strongly advised. Check official guidance well before you travel.
Ghana is one of West Africa’s most stable and welcoming countries. Use normal travel sense in busy areas. Always check your government’s current advisory before departure.
The currency is the Ghanaian cedi (GHS). Cards are accepted in hotels and larger restaurants; carry some cash for markets, taxis, and rural areas. ATMs are common in cities.
Domestic flights link Accra, Kumasi, and Tamale. On the ground, Landmark arranges private transport for trips; ride-hailing apps operate in Accra.
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Yes. Landmark runs small-group and private trips across Africa, including Ghana. You can see current Ghana trips above, or contact us to plan one.
Yes. Alongside scheduled group departures, Landmark plans private trips to Ghana built around your dates, group, and pace.
Most run from a long weekend to about two weeks, depending on how much ground you want to cover. We suggest a length based on your interests.
Yes. After you book we share clear guidance and point you to official sources for entry rules, which can change.
Trips are handled end to end: stays, in-country transport, local hosts, and the experiences on your itinerary. Each trip page lists exactly what is included.