• 8:00 am✈️ Airport Pickup at Kotoka International Airport
• 9:00 am🏨 Check into Erata Hotel, East Legon
• 10:00 am🎯 Welcome & Orientation Session
• 12:00 pm🏛️ Independence Square (Black Star Square)
• 1:00 pm Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum & Memorial Park
• 2:00 pm 🍽️ Lunch at a local restaurant (Buka or Azmera: for authentic Ghanaian cuisine)
• 4:00 pm 🌅 Evening: Return to hotel to relax and acclimate

• 10:00 am departure
• 11:00 am🌿View land options (gated community, estate property, registered lands)
• 12:30 pm🏎️ Quad Biking through scenic mountain trails
• 2:00 pm 🍽️ Lunch at Earth Seed, where we do comparative analysis of lands viewed
• 5:00 pm🌆 Return to Erata Hotel, Accra
Tip: Bring comfortable walking shoes and ruff-ryder clothes — Quad biking could get messy.

• 9:00 am 🚐 Departure from Erata Hotel
• 9:30 am 🏠 View rental properties in the Oyarifa area leading up to the mountains — houses and apartments, 3–4 options
• 11:30 am 🚐 Head to Nyame Beykre Community Center
• 12:00 pm 🎓 Seminar on chieftaincy, land stewardship, and the realities of repatriation — hosted by a fellow repatriate who owns and operates the center
• 1:30 pm 🚐 Head to Koforidua for lunch
• 2:00 pm 🍽️ Lunch in Koforidua
• 2:30 pm 🚐 Head to Boti Falls
• 3:00 pm 🌊 Arrive at Boti Falls — decompress, take it all in, let the water reset you
• 5:00 pm 🚐 Head back to Accra
• 6:30 pm 🌆 Retire at Erata Hotel

**Tip:** Day 3 covers a lot of ground — literally. You’ll be seeing where you could live, learning how the land works here, and ending at one of Ghana’s most peaceful natural sites. Wear something comfortable and bring your questions. The seminar is intimate and the brother hosting it has walked this road. Take advantage.

• 9:00 am 🚐 Departure from Erata Hotel
• 10:00 am 🏪 Makola Market — immerse yourself in the pulse of Accra’s commercial engine. The objective here is simple: witness the hustle firsthand and get a sense of how commerce moves in this city
• 11:00 am 🎨 Arts Centre — browse, shop, and practice the art of bargaining. This is a skill you’ll need here. Consider this your training ground
• 12:30 pm 🍽️ Lunch at La Badi Beach Hotel
• 2:00 pm 🎓 Roundtable: Doing Business in Ghana — guest speaker from the Registrar General’s Department. Learn what it takes to legally set up and operate a business on this soil
• 3:00 pm 🎓 Roundtable: Residing in Ghana — guest speaker from Ghana Immigration Service. Permits, documentation, and what the process actually looks like from the inside
• 4:00 pm 🚐 Head back to Erata Hotel for the evening

**Tip:** Today is where the dream meets the paperwork. Makola will show you the energy, the Arts Centre will sharpen your negotiation instincts, and the afternoon roundtables will give you the information you need to move with clarity — not assumptions. Come with questions. These are rare opportunities to sit with the real people who oversee the processes directly.

• 8:00 am 🚐 Departure from Erata Hotel — after 4 days in Accra’s sweltering heat, we’re getting out of the city. Today we head to the Volta Region, a 4-hour drive through some of Ghana’s most lush and expansive countryside. For those with agricultural interests, pay attention — this stretch will open your eyes to the farming potential out here
• 12:00 pm 🏡 Arrive at Wli Falls Guest Lodge — settle in and grab lunch
• 1:00 pm 🌊 Head to Wli Waterfalls — Ghana’s highest waterfall. The hike in is as beautiful as the destination itself
• 5:00 pm 🚶🏿 Return from Wli Falls
• 6:00 pm 🍽️ Dinner at the lodge
• 7:00 pm 🔥 Bonfire — reflections and connections. Five days in. A lot seen, a lot felt. This is the space to process it, share what’s hitting different, and build with each other under the stars

**Tip:** Today is a full one. Wear proper hiking shoes, bring water, and pace yourself. The trail to Wli Falls is rewarding but it earns its keep. Tomorrow we climb Afadjato — Ghana’s highest peak — so rest well tonight. The bonfire isn’t optional. Some of the best conversations on these trips happen around the fire.

• 7:00 am ⛰️ Climb Mount Afadjato — Ghana’s highest peak. This one is both exhilarating and exhausting. It will test your energy, your resolve, and your willingness to push through discomfort for something greater on the other side. Sound familiar? If you can summit this mountain, you can repatriate
• 11:00 am 🚿 Return to Tagbo Falls Guest Lodge — shower and recover
• 12:00 pm 🍽️ Lunch at the lodge
• 1:00 – 3:00 pm 😌 Rest — you earned it. Let the body recover and the mind catch up
• 3:00 pm 🌾 Village tour — walk through the community, visit local farms, and see how people live and work this land. For those considering agriculture or simply wanting to understand rural Ghana beyond the city, this is where it gets real
• 5:00 pm 🍽️ Dinner and relaxation at the lodge

**Tip:** Two nights at Tagbo Falls Guest Lodge means you get to settle in, slow down, and feel the rhythm of life outside Accra. No rush tonight. Let the mountain sit with you. Some of you will feel it in your legs. Some of you will feel it deeper than that.

• 10:00 am 🚐 Departure from Tagbo Falls Guest Lodge — sleep in a bit this morning. After yesterday’s climb, you’ll need it
• 11:15 am 🐒 Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary — get up close with the mona monkeys that have been protected by this community for generations. It’s a living example of how traditional beliefs and conservation coexist here
• 12:30 pm 🧵 Kente Weaver’s Village — witness one of Ghana’s most iconic art forms being crafted by hand, thread by thread. This is where the cloth comes from. Not the market. Not the factory. Right here
• 2:00 pm 🚐 Journey back toward Accra
• 4:00 pm 🍽️ Stop at Wala Restaurant, owned and operated by a Repatriate — stretch your legs, eat well, and soak in the last of the road before we hit the city
• 6:00 pm 🌆 Check into Erata Hotel

**Tip:** Today is a transition day — Volta Region energy fading into Accra’s familiar hum. Enjoy the stops along the way. The monkey sanctuary and kente village are cultural gems, and Wala is the perfect way to ease back into city life. Tomorrow we’re back to business.

• Daytime 🗓️ Today is yours. No itinerary. No group schedule. Just you and whatever’s been calling your attention since we landed. Want to take a closer look at a rental property that caught your eye? Book that appointment. Want to revisit a piece of land? Today’s the day. Want to just wander and find your rhythm in the city? Do that. The point is — you’re on your own today, and that’s by design. Consider it a test run. If you’re serious about living here, you’ll need to build confidence navigating your way around without the team holding your hand. Today’s your chance to start

• 9:00 pm 🌙 We link back up and venture out to experience Accra’s nightlife. Our destination — La Bomba Beach, an entertainment complex with a variety of clubs, restaurants, and vices. After 8 days of research, hiking, roundtables, and soul-searching, tonight we let loose. Work hard, play harder

**Tip:** Use the daytime wisely. This is one of the most valuable days on the trip because it mirrors what life here actually feels like — no tour guide, no driver waiting, just you figuring it out. And tonight? Leave your serious hat at the hotel.

• Morning 😴 Sleep in. After last night, don’t even think about setting an alarm. Let the morning come to you
• 1:00 pm 🚐 Depart to Carver’s Market in the Aburi Mountains — handcrafted woodwork, souvenirs, and one-of-a-kind pieces. If you haven’t picked up something to take home yet, this is your spot
• 2:30 pm 🍽️ Buffet at Peduase Resort — also nestled in the mountains. This is a local favorite for good reason. Great local and continental dishes, a live band, mountain air, and a vibe you’ll want to pack in your suitcase and take back with you. This is how Sundays are supposed to feel
• 5:00 pm 🚐 Head back to Erata Hotel — pack up and get ready

**Tip:** Today is light by design. Let Ghana leave its last impression on you gently. The mountains, the music, the food — sit in it. Tomorrow the journey shifts, but today you’re still here. Be here.

• 5:30 am 🧳 Early check-out from Erata Hotel
• 6:30 am ✈️ Transfer to Accra International Airport
• Depart Ghana with unforgettable memories!