Ghana: Essential West Africa Birding-14 Days
Trip Description
With 12 of the 15 West African Upper Guinea endemic species occurring in Ghana, its safe, friendly and hassle free environment and the most developed infrastructure of any West African country, Ghana is a must visit for any birding and nature enthusiast. Our 100% record of seeing the White-necked Rockfowl (Yellow-headed Picathartes) and Egyptian Plover (recently made a family of its own) ensures a spectacular trip awaits our potential tour participants.
From the coastal lagoons, grassland savannah, upper guinea rainforest moving northwards through the broad leaved guinea woodland finally touching the Sahel savannah plains in the far north, Ghana offers a thorough coverage of all the core west African habitats. Our expert local tour leaders are of an international standard, know all the birds by song/call and more importantly where to find them. This incredible English speaking country has over 760 bird species and our guides are experts not only in birds but also mammals, butterflies (Ghana has over 1000 species) flora and the culture and history of this welcoming ex British colony.
Brief Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Ghana
Day 2: Winneba lagoon and Kakum surrounds
Day 3: Kakum National Park morning and evening visits to the canopy walkway
Day 4: Antwikwaa and Kakum National Park
Day 5: Birding Kakum Forest and Ankasa Reserve
Day 6: Ankasa Reserve
Day 7: Ankasa Reserve and Brenu Akyinim
Day 8: Abrafo Forest and Picathartes Nesting Site
Day 9: Offinso Forest and Mole National Park
Day 10: Mole National Park
Day 11: Mole National Park
Day 12: Mole National Park and Bobiri Butterfly Sanctuary
Day 13: Bobiri Butterfly Sanctuary and Shai Hills Reserve
Day 14: Shai Hills Reserve and Sakumono Lagoon before Departure
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Detailed Itinerary
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