Eastern Region, Ghana
Boti Falls
Twin waterfalls tumbling into a natural pool in the Yilo Krobo hills, framed by rainforest and an easy day trip from Accra.
Typical visit: 2–3 hours
Kakum National Park
Central Region, Ghana2–3 hoursNature & wildlife
About
Walk the rope-and-plank canopy walkway suspended forty metres above the rainforest floor, through one of the last stands of untouched tropical forest in Ghana.
Flexible visit planning · Choose your preferred date, group size, and pace.
Speak to the team · Confirm entry arrangements, transport, and local guidance before you travel.
What makes this visit special
Highlight 1
The rainforest canopy walkway
Highlight 2
The forest seen from above and below
A slower walk through the surrounding greenery.
- Typical visit: 2–3 hours
- Group size: arranged around your party
- Location: Central Region, Ghana
- Entry arrangements: confirmed before booking
- Guide and language preferences: on request
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Visit details
What's included
Inclusions are agreed with your quote. Tell the team whether you would like a local guide, admission arrangements, or return transport; the confirmed plan will list each item and its cost.
What to expect
Walk the rope-and-plank canopy walkway suspended forty metres above the rainforest floor, through one of the last stands of untouched tropical forest in Ghana. Wear shoes with a good grip. The elevated walkway may not suit visitors who are uncomfortable with heights.
Meeting and pickup
The visit takes place at Kakum National Park in Central Region, Ghana. Meet at the destination or ask about a pickup from your accommodation. The exact meeting point and any transfer charges will be confirmed with your plan.
Accessibility
Wear shoes with a good grip. The elevated walkway may not suit visitors who are uncomfortable with heights. Please share any mobility, sensory, or other access requirements before booking so the team can confirm suitable arrangements with local providers.
Additional information
Allow approximately 2–3 hours at the destination, excluding travel. Timing varies with your route and pace. Bring drinking water and suitable footwear, and ask locally before photographing people or restricted areas.
Cancellation policy
Cancellation and payment terms depend on the services and local providers included in your visit. The team will share the applicable terms with your quote, before you confirm a booking.
Help
Contact the Akwaaba Stays team on +233 54 097 0449 or email info@theakwaabastays.com. Use the question form above to include this destination in your enquiry.
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Itinerary
A suggested visit to Kakum National Park. Your final route and timing are agreed with the team.
- Start
- 1
The rainforest canopy walkway
At Kakum National Park
See details
Wear shoes with a good grip. The elevated walkway may not suit visitors who are uncomfortable with heights.
- 2
The forest seen from above and below
At Kakum National Park
See details
Wear shoes with a good grip. The elevated walkway may not suit visitors who are uncomfortable with heights.
- 3
A slower walk through the surrounding greenery
At Kakum National Park
See details
Wear shoes with a good grip. The elevated walkway may not suit visitors who are uncomfortable with heights.
- End
Finish your visit
Allow 2–3 hours, excluding travel.
Your planning partner
Akwaaba Stays
Plan your time at Kakum National Park with our team. Share your dates, interests, and group size, and we will help arrange the local services your visit needs.
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