
Historical memory
Hold Ghana’s coastal slave-castle history in view, then reflect at Fort Prinzenstein in Keta, a Volta Region site connected to the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
Travel with the Wadisons · Ghana
An authentic Ghanaian journey shaped by two perspectives: Leonce’s native Volta Region roots and Leandra’s understanding, as an African American woman, of how American travelers want to feel when they travel.


Boutique by design
Ghanaian-rooted, American-aware, and personally hosted.

12inspiring days
2beautiful regions
Voltaregion roots
“Ghanaian roots. American-minded care.”
See Ghana differently
Their combined lens keeps every day rooted in Ghana while honoring the clarity, pacing, style, comfort, and boutique hospitality American travelers value.

Hold Ghana’s coastal slave-castle history in view, then reflect at Fort Prinzenstein in Keta, a Volta Region site connected to the trans-Atlantic slave trade.




Meet makers, hear the music, taste the food, and experience Ghana through genuine local connection.

Make room for reflection, belonging, and the deeper meaning that can unfold along the coast and through shared experience.
Where you’ll stay
Planned city baseA comfortable, contemporary home base selected to make arrival easy and keep the energy, culture, and landmarks of Accra within reach.
Official property photo · Visit The Lennox ↗
Planned coastal stayA smaller, more intimate stay that brings the journey closer to the coast, the community, and Leonce’s home-region connection.
The Volta coastal setting
Anticipated final stayAn anticipated five-star seaside closing chapter designed to pair polished comfort, tropical grounds, and Accra’s coastline before the journey home.
Official property photo · Visit Labadi Beach Hotel ↗Planned lodging: Named properties remain subject to final confirmation. If a substitution is needed, the Wadisons will select a comparable stay aligned with the same comfort and hospitality standard.
The signature journey
November 8–19, 2027. A focused journey through Accra and coastal Volta—rich in history, culture, shoreline beauty, meaning, and joy.
Get trip details ↗Receive a warm airport welcome, exchange currency, check in at The Lennox, and gather for the first hosted dinner.
Begin with custom apparel and Makola Market, then experience landmarks such as Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park, Black Star Square, and Ghana’s national story.
Explore Accra’s coastal history through Osu Castle, Ussher Fort, Brazil House, Jamestown Lighthouse, and guided reflection.
Discover Ghana’s green side through a curated combination of Aburi Botanical Gardens, Boti Falls, Umbrella Rock, and a cocoa-farm experience.
Meet Ghana’s creative spirit through Nkyinkyim Museum, batik and weaving, craft markets, contemporary fashion, and hands-on artistry.
Opt into a mission-centered day in Tema, including a Port of Tema experience and community giveback, or remain in Accra for rest and independent exploration.
Leave Accra for a Lake Volta cruise and an eco-tourism stop before settling into Villa Amore for the coastal chapter of the journey.
Visit Cape St. Paul Lighthouse, Keta Lagoon, Fort Prinzenstein, and Emancipation Beach for a day of coastal beauty and honest history.
Share a naming ceremony celebration and family beach cookout, then close the evening together around a beach bonfire.
Check out of Villa Amore, explore Shai Hills and an optional ATV experience, then return for an anticipated final stay at Labadi Beach Hotel.
Enjoy a flexible final day for galleries, African Diaspora resources, artisan shopping, city malls, or time at Labadi Beach before the farewell dinner.
Close the journey with coordinated airport drop-off during the designated group transfer window.
November 13 · Accra & Tema
This day stays flexible by design. Preview your preference now, then make the official choice during registration.
No preference selected yet. Either option can be chosen later during registration.
From a previous journey
These are scenes from an earlier Travel with the Wadisons group: learning together, making room for reflection, enjoying the coast, and meeting Ghana through its people.
Archive note Destinations and activities pictured may differ from the November 2027 Accra & Volta itinerary. The same thoughtful hosting and spirit of connection carry forward.





Feel the rhythm





Meet the Wadisons
“Leonce knows Ghana from within. Leandra understands the questions, hopes, and standards American travelers bring with them.”
Leonce Wadison is a native of Ghana’s Volta Region. He brings lived cultural knowledge, local context, and the kind of personal connection that turns sightseeing into a genuine exchange.
Leandra Wadisons brings an equally essential perspective. As an African American woman with a clear, stylish vision for travel, she understands the comfort, communication, quality, and sense of belonging many Americans—especially African Americans—hope to find in Ghana.
Local understanding, cultural context, and connection to the Volta Region.
Thoughtful pacing, boutique taste, clear communication, and guest-centered care.
The result is a homey, well-curated experience that is especially resonant for African American travelers while warmly welcoming anyone who arrives with curiosity and respect.
Leandra Wadisons & Leonce Wadison Co-founders & Journey Hosts
Thoughtfully included
Airfare made easier
Airfare is not included or booked by Travel with the Wadisons. Use this tool to search round-trip options from your nearest airport to Accra for the tentative journey dates.
Google Flights opens in a new tab with Accra and the trip dates supplied. November 2027 schedules may not appear until airlines publish them.
Flexible ways to pay
One secure payment of $5,350. Checkout will be completed through Intuit QuickBooks Payments once the Wadisons’ payment link is activated.
Begin with an $800 reservation deposit. Then choose an available schedule for the remaining $4,550.
11 monthly payments are $379.17 and the final payment is $379.13. Every plan must be completed by October 8, 2027. Final enrollment and automatic-payment details remain subject to QuickBooks account configuration.
The $800 reservation deposit and $5,350 pay-in-full option will use Intuit-hosted payment links. The 6- and 12-month plans will be scheduled through QuickBooks Recurring Payments after each traveler registers and authorizes the schedule. The flexible 3-payment plan will be arranged individually.
Next connection: activate the Wadisons’ payment links and recurring-payment enrollment—no traveler card or bank information will be collected by this website.
Payment schedules are based on the $4,550 balance after the $800 reservation deposit. QuickBooks processing fees, reservation terms, cancellation policy, and recurring-payment availability must be finalized before checkout launches.
Cultural authenticity and a beautiful, comfortable vacation should never be an either-or. Our guests deserve both.
Leandra WadisonsCo-founder · American traveler lensGhana’s beauty begins at the coast, but it is the warmth and hospitality of our people that travelers carry home.
Leonce WadisonCo-founder · Ghana & Volta hostYour Ghana story starts here
Tell the Wadisons a little about the trip you’re imagining. They’ll personally follow up with the November 8–19 itinerary, the $5,350 journey details, your choice-day options, and the payment path that works for you.
