Ankasa Conservation Area — Safari Tour from Accra
Ghana's most biodiverse rainforest
Tucked in Ghana's far south-west near the Ivorian border, Ankasa is the country's most biodiverse protected area. Trek through pristine wet evergreen forest to spot forest elephants, chimpanzees, Diana monkeys, and bongos, and visit the breathtaking 'Bamboo Cathedral' — a natural arched grove revered by locals.
Highlights
- Forest elephant & chimpanzee tracking
- Visit the sacred Bamboo Cathedral
- Hike to Nkwanta Camp and Bonsa River
- Camping & ranger-led night walks
- 800+ plant species, 190+ birds
Frequently asked questions
Is camping the only option?
Park-run rondavels and camping pitches are available; we can also arrange nearby lodge stays in Axim or Beyin.
How likely am I to see chimps?
Sightings require patience and an early start. Our 3-day itinerary maximises tracking time with experienced rangers.
How do I get there?
We arrange road transfers from Accra (8–9 hours) via Takoradi, often combined with a stay at Nzulezo stilt village.