Cape Coast Castle, Assin Manso Slave River & Kakum Day Tour.

Upon arrival, our first stop will be a travelers pick-up location. We'll then proceed to Kakum National Park. The highlight awaits as we explore the canopy walkway, suspended 30 meters (98 feet) above the forest floor, featuring seven suspended bridges.

Following the adventure at Kakum, our historical exploration continues with a visit to the Cape Coast Slave Castle. This site holds profound significance, and our guides will provide insightful narratives to enhance your understanding of this historical landmark.

The Slave River (Donkor Nsuo) On the way to the coastal dungeon, the slave merchants stopped at Donkor Nsuo, known as "the slave river," in Assin Manso. This location held significant importance in the journey of captured Africans. Recuperation and Preparation Captured Africans were allowed to recuperate at Donkor Nsuo after their long and arduous journey. During this period, they were well-fed and rested for several days or weeks. The merchants knew that by ensuring the captives appeared healthy and strong, they could guarantee higher prices at the markets.