Ghana · KUMASI TOURS
Kumasi is the Ashanti capital, with the Manhyia Palace, the largest market in West Africa and the craft villages ringing it. The 13 below cover the kente looms at Bonwire, the woodcarvers at Ahwiaa and the brass casters, priced by length.
Weave Kente in Bonwire, receive an Akan name from village chiefs, and enjoy a private half-day cultural tour from Kumasi.
“Our tour guide, Solomon and driver, Kwame were absolutely amazing! The level of attention, care, professionalism, and knowledge is unmatched. We arrived to Kumasi early in the morning, they picked us up from the airport, drove us to our”
Explore Kumasi with Bilson Tours Gh, visiting Ashanti landmarks, Kejetia Market, royal museums, local transport, and lunch for $80.
“Bilson has a warm personality and took great photos of us walking towards the market and at the sites. We had a very local lunch experience which was nice but music was too loud for talking. He did not have a personal vehicle so we took”
Review of Kumasi’s private naming ceremony for the African diaspora, with Ghanaian cloth, kente weaving, cocoa tasting, lunch, and transport.
“I can't thank Bilson enough for his time and patience. He was even willing to do a 10 hour trip to get me to ensure I made it to the tour. I made the journey to meet him and he was the most sweetest & knowledgeable soul I've ever met. Truly e”
Explore Kumasi’s Ashanti heritage on a four-hour tour with palace museums, military history, Kejetia Market area, and local guidance.
Explore Kumasi’s Asante heritage, markets, museums, villages, and zoo on a private two-day Ghana tour with lunch included.
“We had a last minute tour planned and our guide KWAME, was the best. What an amazing and knowledgeable man. Kwame is patient and very caring.”
Review of Kumasi’s Lake Bosomtwe boat ride, Ashanti museums, Kejetia Market, lunch, private transport, value, and practical tips.
“If there is one that I love about Ghanaians it’s how their personal resistance to strangers is dispelled the moment you smile and say hello. My guide from Bilson Tours Ghana, and his driver were awesome. Our engaging conversations along”
Explore Kumasi’s Asante heritage, royal museums, Adinkra and Kente workshops, plus Kejetia Market on a private day tour.
“Honestly, I cannot say enough about Bibiniba Tours. I did a six day tour with this company throughout three Ghana regions! I was impressed with the professionalism and knowledge of our tour guide and the owner of the company, Kofi. He was very personable and”
Review of Kumasi’s African American naming ceremony, with Kente, Adinkra, cocoa, lunch, transport, price, and booking advice.
“We were very excited after the naming ceremony because it was the highlight of our trip to Ghana. I will recommend this activity to every African American visiting Ghana. Contact them on Call/WhatsApp on +233247304270/[email protected]”
Review of Kumasi’s private naming ceremony tour, with Bonwire Kente weaving, Ntonso Adinkra crafts, transport, price, and practical tips.
“Phenomenal experience. My mama and I had a core memory added to the vault by going on this trip. Kwame and Priscilla were fantastic. Great communication and impactful insights during the tour. They went above and beyond to accomm”
Explore Kumasi’s Ashanti heritage on a private five-hour tour of Kejetia Market, Manhyia Palace, Okomfo Anokye Sword Site, and more.
“Really nice to get to see all the highlights with a local guide! Ibrahim was very knowledgeable and a very nice guy too, thank you!”
Explore Kumasi’s Ashanti heritage, royal palace, sacred sword, Kente weaving, and Adinkra crafts on a private full-day tour.
“My family and I thoroughly enjoyed this highly recommended tour to Kumasi which is the the ancestral homelands of the mighty Ashanti Empire. The tour is an all inclusive experience into the culture and extremely important history of the Ashanti Empire and its impact on West Africa. No trip to Ghana would be complete unless you embark on this very relevant tour!”
Explore Kumasi’s Asante heritage, royal museums, Okomfo Anokye’s sword, and Kejetia Market on a private four-hour city tour.
“Soon after I booked the tour, the guide sent me a message. It reassured me. Using local transportation made the tour impressive. I learned the culture of Assante.”
Explore Kumasi’s kente and Adinkra traditions with a private six-hour tour, practical workshops, lunch, transport, and local guidance.
“This was my highlight of my trip to Kumasi , very interested and amazing demonstration and explanation to get chance to try our hands on it practically . Good place to get kente . Ashanti culture is vibrant and a homeland of adinkra symbols . Surely will return to do it again with yaw our knowledgeable tour guide .”
Start with a coast road, a rainforest or a loom.
