Mole National Park — Safari Tour from Accra
Ghana's largest wildlife reserve
Spanning 4,840 km² of pristine savannah, Mole National Park is Ghana's premier safari destination. Famous for its on-foot elephant encounters, the park is home to over 90 mammal species and 300+ bird species. Stay at Mole Motel or the luxury Zaina Lodge overlooking the waterhole.
Highlights
- Guided walking safaris with armed rangers
- Elephant, antelope, baboon & warthog viewing
- Visit historic Larabanga Mosque (oldest in West Africa)
- Birdwatching — over 300 species
- Sunset game drives from Zaina Lodge
Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Mole from Accra?
We arrange flights to Tamale (1 hr) then a 3-hour road transfer, or a full road journey via Kintampo (10–12 hours).
Will I see elephants?
Sightings are very common in the dry season (Dec–Apr) near the Mole Motel waterhole. Walking safaris bring you within metres of the herds.
Is it safe to walk among the animals?
Yes — all walking safaris are led by an armed park ranger trained in animal behaviour and visitor safety.