• • Scenic canoe trip to the village
  • Guided stilt village tour with historical insights
  • Cultural exchange with villagers
  • Traditional crafts shopping
  • Wildlife spotting in surrounding mangroves

Day 1: Depart Accra or Takoradi for Beyin. Board a canoe and paddle through mangrove-lined waterways to the stilt village. Enjoy a guided walking tour of Nzulezu, learning about history, culture and daily life. Have lunch with locals and explore craft stalls. Return to Beyin in the afternoon (or overnight in Beyin for multi-day packages).

Day 2 (optional): Spend a full day immersed in Nzulezu life. Watch traditional fishing demonstrations, participate in weaving workshops, and listen to stories about Nzema traditions. Explore nearby nature trails for birdwatching and wildlife spotting in mangroves. After lunch, depart Beyin for Accra.

Getting There: Nzulezu sits on Lake Tadane near Beyin in Ghana’s Western Region. From Accra, expect a 7–8 hour drive west through Cape Coast and Takoradi. Alternatively, fly from Accra to Takoradi (45 minutes) and then drive 2.5 hours to Beyin. Visitors typically take a 30‑45 minute canoe ride through mangrove swamps to reach the village.

• Day Village Experience ($200) – canoe journey, village tour and cultural exchange with return the same day.
  Cultural Immersion Package ($300) – adds lunch with locals and crafts shopping.
  2-Day Heritage Experience ($380) – includes overnight stay in Beyin, storytelling sessions and extended community interaction.