Travel Back In Time(The door of no return)

Marcus Garvey once said “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots” The torture, sacrifice and brutality our ancestors endured wasn’t because they were strong,Mrs Crystal one of the first returnees to Ghana through the door of return didn’t starve herself and had all her teeth removed simply because she wanted it but she had a vision where all Africans can someday make that decision to come back home, to their culture,their names and regain their identity.
As as a guide i think before you only truly understand a country if you get in touch with its past. So join me on my mission to tell the untold stories whiles you uncover the beautiful towns and architecture from the past

Itinerary
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Stop At: Assin Manso Ancestral Slave River Park, Assin Manso Ghana

Visit the Slave River . Learn more about the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade through slave routes and the site they had their last bath,branded and then taken to the dungeons and finally "shipped" to a world unknown. See the the tombs of two slaves returned from USA and Jamaica whose return tagged "the door of no return" as "the door of return".

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Kakum National Park, Cape Coast Ghana

Explore one of Ghana's endangered species conservatories which shelters about 100 mammals, reptiles and amphibian species ,over 360 bird species, 500 species of butterflies, over a quarter million species of insects not forgetting the highlight of this nature experience which is the 350meters of 8suspended bridges canopy walkway which reaches the height of 40meters above the forest floor and the first of its kind in africa to test how adventurous you are or if you’re simply scared of falling and not of heights.


Duration: 1 hour

Pass By: Elmina, Elmina, Central Region

After the nature and adventure episode we go back in time in one of Ghana’s historic towns which houses the oldest European building in sub-Saharan Africa which is 537 years old being the first slave castle in Gold coast now Ghana , a town going with names such as Aldea das Duas Partes(Village with two parts) because it lies between the gulf of Guinea and the lagoon and Costa de el Mina de Ouro(The Coast of Mines) later corrupted to Elmina as the town is known presently.
Elmina town being the headquarters of the Portuguese for 150years and designed to fit the status of Lisbon(Portugal’s capital) was a slave harbor where slaves kept in the castle are shipped off into the new world through the door of no return.


Stop At: Elmina Castle, Elmina Ghana

Visit one of the remarkable historic buildings in Africa where thousands of slaves were shipped.

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Cape Coast Castle, Cape Coast Ghana

Head to the second town through the aisle of coconut trees with the turquoise and beautiful ocean guiding you to the “carbo corso” meaning short cape in Portuguese.
the ancient narrow roads leads you to the cape coast castle which also served as a slave castle and the first to have returnee slaves although they were dead



Duration: 1 hour