Slave Castles

Experience bits of the city's best places, learn about our great freedom fighters and pan African movement. For just few hours you get to explore the city with vibe, culture and history, as Ghana is the first sub Saharan country to gain independence , there is a lot to learn about the freedom fighters movement. The Osu Castle also known as the Christiansburg Castle is yet one of the three major Castles that were use to enslaved Africans to the new world. This is a great opportunity especially for those who cant trave to cape coast and Elmina to take this tour and to go thorough the dungeons and the " Door Of No Returns" and to reconnect to the motherland and reunite with our spirit and to appreciate the resilience and straggles of the ancestors

A Cape Coast tour takes you on a journey of trans-Atlantic slavery in West Africa which serves as part of the country's most historic cities. While giving you a general history of Ghana and the Central Region which are mainly made of "Fantses", our expert tour guide will guide you through Cape Coast Castle, and Assin Manso Slave River Park, and other local tours in the Central Region. Also, you get to experience the undiluted culture of the fishing community on the Central Coast. A great experience awaits you.

This is a private tour for individual, corporate organizations, group of individuals known by themselves, travel agents that organize group tours. Our First stop is Assin Manso Slave Ancestral River Site where the enslaved Ancestors had their last bath before moving them to Cape Coast and Elmina castles for final shipment. After Assin Manso, we move to Cape Coast Castle for the main history about the slave trade during Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade Erra and see the DOOR OF NO RETURN. After the castle, we get to enjoy the hike to Kakum National Park as we go onto Canopy Walk in the park. Get ready for an exciting but physically demanding (15-20 minute) hike in a dense Rain Forest. We will climb a hill so wear sporty shoes, sneakers and face towel for the forest hike. NB: You can skip Kakum National Park and go to Elmina Castle instead. Enjoy your trip!

Copenhagen has a dark history that few people know about… The Slaves of Copenhagen is a dramatized, historical audio tour that takes you on a walk from Nyhavn and into the area around Amalienborg Castle in Copenhagen. Along the way, you will be introduced to unique Copenhagen buildings and sculptures that draw blood-red threads directly back to Denmark's time as a slave-trading nation. You will also be taken to Ghana in the year 1802. Here you will experience up close how the 14-year-old Kwame is kidnapped by slave hunters. You follow his cruel journey from the African coast across the merciless Atlantic to a new life in the New World.

Almost thirty years ago, genealogist Aubrey Springveldt started investigating his own family tree. His research led him on a pilgrimage into the earliest days of the Cape, and an ancestry shaped by slavery. Join him on that pilgrimage by visiting some of the landmarks connected to slavery in Cape Town. Landmarks like the Place of Justice, where slaves were brutally punished, and the Prestwich Memorial, where they were buried in unmarked graves. Along the way, Aubrey peels back the layers of his own past, and talks about his work in reclaiming the past for others. This is a self-guided audio tour. Please download the tour through the VoiceMap app using the coupon code you receive on your receipt. It is advised that you download the tour while in a wifi zone to enjoy full offline accessibility.

Experience adrenaline walking on the 11-40 meters high above sea level and 350 meters long Canopy Walkway at the Kakum National Park with an initial hike up the hill from the visitor center. Walkthrough the female and male dungeons of Cape Coast and Elmina Castle and feel the poor state of how our forefathers were treated. Experience the old Gold Coast and its transformation to modernize Ghana.

This is about purely seeing the slave trade era side of the city of Accra. Combine a visit to the slave remnants of Accra with the culture of the people.

The purpose of this tour is to bring people closer to our culture and heritage. This tour is also an opportunity for people to learn more about our political history and slavery in Ghana. Assin Manso Slave Camp is a pure historical site where tourists are briefed on the slaves who were taken through the camp for their last bath and later to be auctioned before they were taken to the slave forts. This is a sacred site where people believe the spirits of many ancestors reside and can be felt.

Engage one of the darkest period of human history as revealed within the walls and dark dungeons of the largest slave castles in the world. Take the 2 hours 30 minutes scenic ride from Accra along the palm front beach of the Atlantic Ocean with commentary from our tour guide showing you the history, culture and the significance of the towns and villages en route. Visit the two UNESCO World Heritage Castles at Elmina and Cape Coast to unravel the sordid stories of the infamous Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade behind those two castles. Discover what the former first family of USA, the Obamas discovered at the Cape Coast Castle. 

This experience will take you on a journey which will expose you to the activities of the slave trade era and the effects it had on communities, nations and humanity as a whole.

Cape Coast and Elmina has always remained the centre of education in Ghana since the first schools were built there and rich history that is relate to Africans. Our friendly and knowledgeable guide will walk you through the history of the towns, the local people as well as fishermen do a lot of fishing . Visit to the castles and forts where enslave Africans they were trekking down to Elmina and cape coast castles , where they were store in the dungeon.

This is a private tour for individual, corporate organizations, group of individuals known by themselves, travel agents that organize group tours. This tour will take you on a journey which will expose you to the activities of the slave trade era and the effects it had on communities, nations and humanity as a whole. Travelers will also get to enjoy the Flora and fauna of Ghana at the Kakum National Park as we go on Canopy Walk in the park. Get ready for an exciting but physically demanding (30 minute) hike in a dense Rain Forest. Wear sporty shoes and face towel for the forest hike. Enjoy your trip!

Go on an amazing journey across Ghana's Cape Coast and Elmina towns, and get transported to some of the most incredible, unforgettable, and noteworthy sites here such as the Kakum Rainforest and the Slave Castle and town tours

This package includes a customized sash, a laminated certificate of name, a customized bead with Name named and clay marks. A Ghanaian naming ceremony is a unique and enriching experience, offering deep cultural immersion and personal connection. Participants receive traditional Ghanaian names, symbolizing inclusion in the community. The ceremony involves spiritual blessings, drumming, dancing, and feasting, creating a joyous celebration of life and identity. This cross-cultural exchange leaves lasting memories of belonging and meaningful connection with Ghanaian traditions. Visiting Assin Manso Slave River and Cape Coast Castle offers a deeply emotional connection to the transatlantic slave trade. At Assin Manso, the "last bath" site contrasts serenity with its tragic history, while Cape Coast Castle's dungeons reveal the harsh conditions enslaved Africans endured. These sites provide a powerful reflection on history and resilience.

Embark on a historical day trip from Accra to visit the Assin Manso Slave River, the Cape Coast, and Elmina Castles. The Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River serves as a vital historical site, representing one of the largest slave markets during the trans-Atlantic slave trade. Visiting this park provides an essential context before exploring the Cape Coast and Elmina slave castles, allowing visitors to follow in the footsteps of many African American ancestors. It played a crucial role as the final link in the slavery route, originating from northern Ghana. This experience will expose you to the events of the slave trade era and its effects on individuals, countries, and humanity at large. Your well-travelled tour guides will ensure your Ghana adventures are informative and enjoyable. You will have a professional driver and a knowledgeable, fun guide who will cater to all your requests during the tour.

This tour offers you an experience on one of key slave routes from Assin Manso where the last slave auction was done to the Cape Coast Castle where the slaves were locked up until "shipping". It offers lunch and water.

Authenticity Unveiled: Embark on a journey that goes beyond the tourist façade. Our carefully curated tour takes you deep into the heart of each destination, unveiling its authentic essence. Engage with local communities, learn some history of the castle, and discover hidden gems that only insiders know about.

This tour stands out as the only offering two major castles and a fort. It delves mainly into the activities surrounding the infamous Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade.

Discover the vibrant history and natural beauty of Ghana on this captivating day tour to Cape Coast. Start your adventure at Kakum National Park, where the iconic Canopy Walkway offers a thrilling experience high above the forest. Continue to the Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle, two historic landmarks that provide profound insights into Ghana’s past and the transatlantic slave trade. This one-day journey is a perfect mix of adventure and heritage, offering a meaningful and memorable experience for all.

Bsr Tours is passionate about helping the less privilege. Hence our trademark of 20% of all our profits funds direct social impact initiatives and programs in Ghana. A guided tour of the Cape Coast Castle will acquaint you with its many interesting features including Dalzel Tower and the slave dungeons. One of the authentic experiences is sitting down at a local chop bar near Elmina. Having the best of local dishes and eating your way through your ancestry- a delicious birthright. We are also keen on educating, making our clients have fun, and having insights about historical sites. And they get to see beautiful sites and adventurous sites.