AKWAABA! SANU KA DE ZUA!! MIA WOEZOR!

Ghana is a land of natural beauty and diverse cultures. Ghana radiates life and its a country whose immense cultural diversity thrills and fascinates visitors, drawing them into a daily rhythm that is uniquely and unmistakably African.

Ghana is a nature lover's delight. Her equatorial climate and fertile soils sustain an enchanting selection of wildlife, ranging from grasses to trees; insects to colourful butterflies and bird species; as well as hundreds of different species of mammals.

Come and feel it for yourself.

Green-Day...unveiling the adventurous side of life!!!

Green-Day Adventure Travel & Tours has a special interest in developing the Volta Region of Ghana since this is where the company started operations from. This is the sole reason why we have included most of the region’s tourist destinations in our special packages.

Volta Region is located in the eastern part of Ghana, sharing its eastern boundary with the Republic of Togo, western with the Volta River and lake, the southern border is the Atlantic Ocean while the north shares a boundary with the Northern Region. The region is an area of extra-ordinary scenic beauty made up of flat undulating sandy beaches with adjoining mangrove swamps and the coastal savannah in the south; captivating and rolling hills and valleys spotting a number of spectacular waterfalls and caves clothed in moist semi-deciduous forest of the central portion; the open high savannah grassland that produces a number of food crops and livestock to the north.

The VOLTA is Ghana in microcosm, because the region has virtually all that makes news in the other regions as far as tourism is concerned. You shall therefore experience an all access pass to the "real Ghana." You shall explore every day city life, visit remote villages, take part in traditional cooking, fishing, drumming, fabric dyeing and stamping workshops, visit one of Ghana's most beautiful waterfalls, see the sacred monkeys of Tafi Atome and more.

Virtually, all the major tribal groupings in Ghana such as the Ewes (natives), the Akans, the Guans, the Ga-Adangbes, etc, have settlements in the Volta Region. Volta Region has a very rich cultural heritage. The traditional Ghanaian hospitality is on display everywhere with “WOEZOR” (meaning welcome), the most frequently heard word.

Vast investment opportunities exist in this region. They include: development of tourists sites, salt mining, development of the shrimp industry, youth exchange programs with schools in the various communities, minerals exploitation including chromites, talc, garnet, rutile, gneiss and uranium. Others are: Agriculture, including fish farming and the promotion of traditional crafts.
Source: African Global Sister Cities Foundation Bi-Annual Newsletter- Maiden Edition.

· The Volta Lake-Largest Man-made Lake in the World
· Waterfalls-Tallest in West Africa. Also Tagbo, Wadjakli etc
· Fort Prinzenstein
· Grottos
· Ancestral Caves
· Iron Mine
· Amedzofe (Town)
· Kente and Basket Weaving Villages
· Shairi Village
· Mountains: Dzebobo, Adaklu, Gemi, Afadjato etc
· Kyabobo National Park
· Monkey Sanctuary
· Avi Fauna
· Kalakpa Resource Reserve
· Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary
· Ostrich Farms
· Avatime Hills
· The Talking River
· Wood and Bone Carvings Villages
· Keta Sea Defence Walls
· Beaches and Lagoons
· Light Houses
· Islands and Islets
· Bird SanctuariesShrines
· Sacred Rock at Kpoviadzi
· Clay Deposits
· Limestone Formations
· Pottery Making Villages
· Old Buildings and Barracks
· Grave of Dr Ephraim Amu
· Grave of the 1 st Miss Ghana
· Old Kete-Krachi Slave Route
· Rainforests
· Volta Regional Museum
etc etc etc . . . . . . . . . . . .