Walking safari with elephants
Traditional jeep safari drives
Birdwatching with specialist guides
Village visits (Larabanga community)
Watering hole observation
Wildlife photography opportunities

Day 1: Arrive from Accra or Tamale and check in at the park accommodations. Join a guided walking safari to see elephants and other wildlife on foot, followed by a late afternoon drive to the watering holes to observe animals gathering to drink.
Day 2: Begin the day with an early morning jeep safari for sunrise wildlife viewing and birdwatching. After lunch and a rest, embark on a second safari drive focusing on predators and visit the nearby Larabanga village to meet locals and learn about their culture.
Day 3: On the optional third day, join a final morning walking safari for close encounters with antelopes and primates before departing for Accra or Tamale.

1. Mole National Park is in northwestern Ghana, about a 10‑12 hour drive from Accra via Kumasi and Tamale. A faster option is to take a one-hour flight from Accra to Tamale and then drive for approximately 2.5 hours to the park. Pack comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, insect repellent, and clothing suitable for both hot days and cooler evenings.
2. Day Safari Package ($280): A single-day adventure with a walking safari and jeep drive led by experienced rangers.
   2-Day Safari Adventure ($450): Two days of guided safaris, birdwatching, and a visit to the Larabanga village.
   3-Day Premium Experience ($650): Three days of extended wildlife exploration including multiple safaris, cultural encounters, and full-board accommodation.