Hills, Thrills & Safari Valley
Aburi · Eastern Region · Ghana
Aburi / Eastern Region — hotel pickup from Accra
$384 / person
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Trade the city heat for the cool of the Aburi hills, then end the night where Safari Valley is live and loud. A private driver carries you from botanical gardens to Safari Valley and back into town — no maps, no haggling, no figuring anything out. Akwaaba, relax, we've got the wheel.
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Ghana Tourism Authority · GTA-26937242
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Come home. Give home. A portion of every booking goes to the Akwaaba Foundation — helping Ghanaian children stand in, and learn from, the history beneath their feet.
Hills, Thrills & Safari Valley
Trade the city heat for the cool of the Aburi hills, then end the night where Safari Valley is live and loud. A private driver carries you from botanical gardens to Safari Valley and back into town — no maps, no haggling, no figuring anything out. Akwaaba, relax, we've got the wheel.
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