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Walk the Door of No Return.
Cape Coast Castle, its dungeons and the Door of No Return, where captured Africans were held before being forced onto ships. The day begins at Assin Manso, where captives took their last bath on African soil, and ends with lunch on the coast, but the castle is the heart of it, and that part is never rushed.
For some who come, this is history. For others it is family. Your host will give you context before you go in and leave you room afterwards, for as long as you need it.
Good to Know
- Cape Coast Castle was built in 1653 and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- At Assin Manso, the Ancestral Slave River is where enslaved Africans were bathed before the final march to the coast.
- Elmina is one of the oldest European settlements in sub-Saharan Africa, founded in 1482.
Included
- Hotel or apartment pickup and drop-off in Accra
- Private transportation and fuel surcharge
- Professional tour guide
- Local guide for the included experiences
- Drinks, snacks and bottled water
- Entry fees to all included sites and experiences
- Applicable taxes
Not Included
- Gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Lunch
- Any items purchased from local artisans or communities
Trip Details
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