Soft Life & Stillness Retreat (4 Days in Accra & Aburi)
Aburi · Eastern · Ghana
$1,195 / person — flat rate, all-inclusive (4 days)
Limited availability · only 1 month open
Travel coverage from landing to departure
Every Akwaaba booking includes travel protection through Sanlam | Allianz — covered from the moment you land in Ghana until you leave.
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.
Soft Life & Stillness Retreat (4 Days in Accra & Aburi)
February is for slowing down. The Soft Life & Stillness Retreat is a limited wellness experience designed for travelers seeking rest, clarity, and intentional pause. Set between Accra and the peaceful hills of Aburi, this 4-day reset blends nature, wellness, gentle exploration, and curated dining into one seamless experience. Highlighted by a signature waterfall massage, this is not a busy itinerary — it’s space to breathe.
Hosted by
Akwaaba Curated
Pick your travel month
Packages are always open for booking — choose the month you want to travel and we'll lock in your dates after a quick planning call.
$1,195
1 guest · 4 days · all-inclusive
$100
$102
Secures your spot and pairs you with a personal Akwaaba trip designer — credited in full to your trip. The balance is settled only after they've tailored every detail with you.
Today's $100 reserves your spot and pairs you with a personal Akwaaba trip designer. Within 24 hours they reach out to craft your itinerary around you on a private planning session — the balance is settled only after that. Your $100 is credited in full toward your trip (and fully refundable if you decide not to go).
A free account is required to book — takes 30 seconds.
Your $100 reserves your spot and is credited in full. A personal trip designer tailors every detail with you before anything else is charged.
- Sanlam | Allianz coverage included
- Personal trip designer in 24h
- Deposit credited & refundable
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