The Amedzofe highlands were once considered the highest points of human habitation in Ghana, and we invite you to get your game face on, your adrenaline levels in top form, and your sense of adventure off the charts for this amazing mountaineering expedition.

The starting point of the Expedition is the Accra Mall from where we will depart at 6 a.m. We will pick up supplies and breakfast at the Trident by 8 a.m. We expect to arrive at Nyangbo Kume at the foot of the Avatime Highlands at 10.30 a.m. and ascend the impregnable terrain of the West Face of the highlands to the village of Dzogbefeme. The hike ascends from a 135m plain to a 500m elevation in three or so hours, and for thrice the trouble: You’ll have your food, water, tent and other adventure gear strapped on your back. The mountain village of Dzogbefeme will host us for the night of December 14.

Sunday, December 15 will have us engage another three-hour mountain assault to Amedzofe and Mt Gemi at 758m, and then we’ll crown it all off with the nail-biting canopy walkway over the Ote Waterfall. The expedition costs 3,150-GHC and covers transport, food, water, group kit and equipment, and photography. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

Located in the middle of the two mountain ranges that form the Akwamu Gorge, the Twin Islands are an adventurer’s paradise. The expedition to the Twins will begin on Day 1 with a drive from the Accra Mall at 6 a.m. through the Trident for supplies, and a 15km hike from Mpakadan through roughly undulating hills to Survival beach. A 3km Kayaking foray is our way of accessing Survival Island, the bigger of the Twins. We’ll perform the mandatory capsize drills on the kayaking journey to Survival Island just to be sure kayakers know how to stay safe when the unexpected happens, and Lake Volta has some of the most unpredictable weather we know. The night on Survival Island will be calm and peaceful, broken only by the constant wash of the waves and the cries of dozens of birds.

Day 2 on the Twin Islands will start with a 7km kayaking expedition to a cove near the foot of the Anum forest from where we will assault the Anum plateau on the exit adventure. The expedition costs 3,150-GHC and covers transport, food, water, group kit and equipment, and photography. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

In the rainy season no one can abseil the sheer rockface of Oworobon when the whole river is pouring over the cliff edge. In the harmattan however, the 50-metre empty bedrock is the adrenaline seeker’s heart stopping fantasy. This is why we will be exploring the Kwahu wilderness in February. We’ll leave the Accra Mall at 6 a.m., drive to Kwahu and trek across the vast expanse of the Kwahu Highlands from Kwahu Bepong to the top of the Oworobon cliff where the dizzying abseil adventure will begin.

On Day 2, we’ll complete the loop across the ridges and through Fulani cattle-infested wilderness towards Adawso for the return trip to Accra.

Transportation, food, tents, water, guiding services and photography are inclusive of the 3,150-Ghana Cedis package. Call 020-454-8040 to book your spot.

1,050-metres. That’s the highest we will go after we have climbed Afadjato and crossed the invisible border between Ghana’s eastern mountain ranges and the Togolese Republic. Nerves of steel, a high tolerance for uncertainty and adversity, and enduring stamina are required for this overnight assault of Afadjato, Ghana’s highest free-standing mountain at 640m. A Togolese highlands invasion continues from the top of Afadjato across the invisible boundary into the western Plateau region of the Togolese Republic. By the time we arrive at Wli Todzi on the Ghanaian side of the highlands, we would have completed a tough 5-hour or more journey across the highest mountains in Ghana’s highland border with Togo on Day 1.

Another 4 hours will mark the descent from Wli Todzi to the upper and lower trails of the Wli waterfalls area the next day. A rain-gouged chimney is the butt-dragging trail down the steep range into the refreshing waters of the lower Wli falls. Splashing around in the falls and touching the wall behind the curtain is the phenomenon that makes the grueling adventure worth it, at 3,150 Ghana Cedis.

This adventure is built for endurance and requires a basic level of physical fitness. Those mountains don’t play. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

We’ll leave the Accra mall at 6 a.m. on March 8 and drive to the Trident for supplies before driving up the Eastern corridor highway to Liate Wote, the reception at the foot of Afadjato.

This wilderness has some of the most beautiful rock formations in Ghana, and hosts more inselbergs than anywhere else in the country.

The starting point of the Expedition is the Accra Mall from where we will depart at 6 a.m. and drive through the Akwapim mountains towards Asesewa in the Eastern region. After breakfast, the hike will start in the Sisiamang inselbergs and explore the entire group of outcrops, climbing, clambering and abseiling over the more robust among them, and covering a distance of 20km in total. We expect to camp near Lake Volta after a forest traverse.

On Sunday, April 13, we will engage another four-hour inselberg assault back to the Sisiamang Rock City area before departing back to Accra.

The expedition costs 3,150-GHC and covers transport, food, water, tents, group kit and equipment, guiding services and photography. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

This coastal expedition begins at 8 p.m. from the Accra Mall from where we’ll drive to Prince’s Town in the Western Region and camp for the remainder of the night at Fort Gross Fredericksburg.

The western odyssey begins in the morning after breakfast with a beach hike from Prince’s Town to Cape 3 Points, the most southernmost part of Ghana along very pristine beaches and lagoon traverses. After a picnic lunch at Cape 3 Points, we’ll hike through 12km of one of the biggest rubber plantations in Ghana to arrive back at our fort camp.

We’ll abseil the fort on Day 3 before heading back to Accra. The expedition costs 3,150-GHC and covers transport, food, water, guiding services, tents, group kit and equipment, and photography. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

Kyabobo National Park sits on the boundary between Ghana and the Togolese Republic in the Oti Region and hosts a pair of peaks known as the Breast Mountains based on their shapes.

We will drive from the Accra Mall at 8 p.m. on Day 1 towards the Park and camp at the reception camp the remainder of the night. Day 2 will be a grueling day to assault both peaks and take photos of us on both nipples. Then we’ll complete the loop into the valley to visit the small waterfall before returning back to the campsite.

We’ll do the return trip to Accra on Day 3 after breakfast. Transportation, food, tents, water, guiding services and photography are inclusive of the 3,150-Ghana Cedis package. Call 020-454-8040 to book your spot.

1,050-metres. That’s the highest we will go after we have climbed Afadjato and crossed the invisible border between Ghana’s eastern mountain ranges and the Togolese Republic. Nerves of steel, a high tolerance for uncertainty and adversity, and enduring stamina are required for this overnight assault of Afadjato, Ghana’s highest free-standing mountain at 640m. A Togolese highlands invasion continues from the top of Afadjato across the invisible boundary into the western Plateau region of the Togolese Republic. By the time we arrive at Wli Todzi on the Ghanaian side of the highlands, we would have completed a tough 5-hour or more journey across the highest mountains in Ghana’s highland border with Togo on Day 1.

Another 4 hours will mark the descent from Wli Todzi to the upper and lower trails of the Wli waterfalls area the next day. A rain-gouged chimney is the butt-dragging trail down the steep range into the refreshing waters of the lower Wli falls. Splashing around in the falls and touching the wall behind the curtain is the phenomenon that makes the grueling adventure worth it, at 3,150 Ghana Cedis.

This adventure is built for endurance and requires a basic level of physical fitness. Those mountains don’t play. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

We’ll leave the Accra mall at 6 a.m. on March 8 and drive to the Trident for supplies before driving up the Eastern corridor highway to Liate Wote, the reception at the foot of Afadjato.

This wilderness has the most waterfalls in a 10km radius, including the Boti Falls, and has some of the most beautiful chasms in Ghana.

The starting point of the Expedition is the Accra Mall from where we will depart at 6 a.m. and drive through the Akwapim mountains towards Kyeremateng in the Eastern region. After breakfast, the hike will start in the Huhunya camp and explore the entire group of outcrops, climbing, clambering and abseiling over the more robust among them, and covering a distance of 20km in total. We expect to camp on a plateau in the middle of nowhere.

On August 3, we will engage another four-hour assault through the Boti Falls ravine back to the Akaa Waterfall area before departing back to Accra.

The expedition costs 3,150-GHC and covers transport, food, water, tents, group kit and equipment, guiding services and photography. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

The Ankasa Forest Reserve is an ancient rainforest and the most biodiverse protected enclave in Ghana. It represents the only wet evergreen protected area in almost unspoiled state, and this expedition will seek to explore most of its 509 sq km secrets.

The expedition begins at 8 p.m. from the Accra Mall from where we’ll drive to Elubo near Ghana’s western border with Ivory Coast and camp for the remainder of the night inside the Reserve.

The rain forest odyssey begins in the morning after breakfast with a seven hour trek through singing river beds across the Reserve until a campsite on the northern side. The return adventure on Day 3 will be no walk in the park either, but that is what expeditions are all about.

The expedition costs 3,150-GHC and covers transport, food, water, guiding services, tents, group kit and equipment, and photography. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

This is a Girls-Only expedition. No males will be tolerated in a 200m radius of the Twin Islands, located in the middle of the two mountain ranges that form the Akwamu Gorge. The expedition to the Twins enables women to bond with each other for personal and emotional growth and Day 1 begins with a drive from the Accra Mall at 6 a.m. through the Trident for supplies, and a 15km hike from Mpakadan through roughly undulating hills to Survival beach. A 3km Kayaking foray is the only way to access Survival Island, the bigger of the Twins. We’ll perform the mandatory capsize drills on the kayaking journey to Survival Island just to be sure kayakers know how to stay safe when the unexpected happens, and Lake Volta has some of the most unpredictable weather we know. The night on Survival Island will be calm and peaceful, broken only by the constant wash of the waves and the cries of dozens of birds.

Day 2 on the Twin Islands will start with a 7km kayaking expedition to a cove near the foot of the Anum forest from where we will assault the Anum plateau on the exit adventure. The expedition costs 3,150-GHC and covers transport, food, water, group kit and equipment, and photography. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

1,050-metres. That’s the highest we will go after we have climbed Afadjato and crossed the invisible border between Ghana’s eastern mountain ranges and the Togolese Republic. Nerves of steel, a high tolerance for uncertainty and adversity, and enduring stamina are required for this overnight assault of Afadjato, Ghana’s highest free-standing mountain at 640m. A Togolese highlands invasion continues from the top of Afadjato across the invisible boundary into the western Plateau region of the Togolese Republic. By the time we arrive at Wli Todzi on the Ghanaian side of the highlands, we would have completed a tough 5-hour or more journey across the highest mountains in Ghana’s highland border with Togo on Day 1.

Another 4 hours will mark the descent from Wli Todzi to the upper and lower trails of the Wli waterfalls area the next day. A rain-gouged chimney is the butt-dragging trail down the steep range into the refreshing waters of the lower Wli falls. Splashing around in the falls and touching the wall behind the curtain is the phenomenon that makes the grueling adventure worth it, at 3,150 Ghana Cedis.

This adventure is built for endurance and requires a basic level of physical fitness. Those mountains don’t play. Call 020-454-8040 or 054-842-4903 to reserve your spot.

We’ll leave the Accra mall at 6 a.m. on March 8 and drive to the Trident for supplies before driving up the Eastern corridor highway to Liate Wote, the reception at the foot of Afadjato.