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Aburi Day Tour

Full Day Departure: Pickup and drop-off from Accra or your hotel, unless a different arrangement is requested. From: $120/person
A full group with arms raised under the royal palm avenue at Aburi Botanical Gardens

Into the Hills, Into the Cool

Explore Aburi's world-famous botanical garden, visit the historic Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm — the first cocoa farm in Ghana — walk to a natural waterfall, and break at Peduase Valley Resort surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery and cool fresh air.

Good to Know

  1. Aburi Botanical Gardens was established in 1890 and spans over 64 acres of lush greenery.
  2. Ghana was the world's largest cocoa producer for much of the 20th century.
  3. Aburi sits at 450 meters elevation, offering refreshingly cool air compared to coastal Accra.

Included

  • Hotel or apartment pickup and drop-off in Accra
  • Transportation and fuel surcharge
  • Tour guide
  • Drinks, snacks and bottled water
  • Entry fees to all sites and taxes
  • Service fee

Not Included

  • Gratuities
  • Personal expenses
  • Lunch
Starting at
$120
per person · Full Day
Prices are for groups of three or more. Solo travellers and pairs pay $20–30 more per person, depending on the tour.

Trip Details

DurationFull Day
DeparturePickup and drop-off from Accra or your hotel, unless a different arrangement is requested.
Group Size1-15 People
Local GuideIncluded
TransportIncluded

Got Questions? We've Got Answers.

What time does the tour depart?
We pick you up from your Accra accommodation around 7:00am to beat the heat and make the most of the day.
Do I need to be fit for this tour?
Easy level. The botanical gardens and cocoa farm are flat, gentle walks. The waterfall trail is short and accessible for most fitness levels.
Is lunch included?
No — lunch is at your own expense. We stop at Peduase Valley Resort, where there is a mini zoo and somewhere comfortable to sit, and you order what you like.
How long is the drive from Accra?
About 1 hour each way. The mountain road winds through beautiful greenery — half the experience.
What should I bring?
Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, a light jacket (Aburi is noticeably cooler than Accra), and a camera.
Can I buy souvenirs?
Yes. The botanical gardens have a gift shop, and the town has local craft stalls with quality pieces.

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