Into the Unknown Tours is once again creating an exciting travel opportunity, this time with a specially curated ladies-only tour experience to Mount Afadjato in the Volta Region. Scheduled for April 4, 2026, the trip is designed to bring together adventure, relaxation, and meaningful connections among women who are eager to explore Ghana’s natural beauty.
Standing at approximately 885 metres (2,904 feet) above sea level, Mount Afadjato holds the title as Ghana’s highest mountain. It is located near the serene villages of Liati Wote and Gbledi, close to the Ghana–Togo border, and forms part of the Agumatsa Range—a chain of mountains that stretches along the border. Known for its lush vegetation, scenic hiking trails, and calming atmosphere, Afadjato continues to attract both local and international tourists seeking an escape into nature.
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This upcoming ladies’ trip promises a full and enriching experience. Participants will embark on a guided hike up the mountain, taking in breathtaking views while enjoying moments of rest, reflection, and bonding along the way. The tour is structured to accommodate both first-time hikers and seasoned adventurers, ensuring that every participant feels comfortable and supported throughout the journey. Beyond the hike, the experience will include sightseeing, photography opportunities, and a taste of authentic Ghanaian cuisine.
Into the Unknown Tours has built a strong reputation for organizing immersive and memorable travel experiences across Ghana. In the past, the company has successfully hosted trips to iconic destinations such as Wli Waterfalls, the Nzulezu Stilt Village cultural experience, Boti Falls hiking tours, Akropong camping weekends, and historical tours to Cape Coast Castle. Each of these excursions reflects the company’s commitment to showcasing Ghana’s diverse landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
According to Derrick Boateng, Chief Executive Officer and senior tour operator at Into the Unknown Tours, the Afadjato trip presents a unique opportunity for participants to experience the country’s highest peak firsthand. He emphasized that the company’s mission has always been to highlight the very best of Ghana—from its vibrant culture and warm people to its food and hidden gems that are often overlooked.
Derrick further noted that Into the Unknown Tours remains dedicated to promoting domestic tourism in Ghana. By organizing trips like this ladies’ tour, the company continues to encourage Ghanaians to explore their own country, appreciate its natural wonders, and create unforgettable memories.
As anticipation builds ahead of April 4, many are expected to sign up for what promises to be a refreshing and empowering getaway. The ladies’ trip to Mount Afadjato is more than just a hike—it is an invitation to step into the unknown, embrace adventure, and celebrate the beauty of Ghana in the company of like-minded women.
