Day 1: ACCRA
Arrival and transfer to the hotel

Day 2: MOLE
Morning domestic flight from Accra to Tamale.
Transfer to Mole National Park and safari in the late afternoon.
Hotel:  Zaina Lodge, en-suite individual luxury tented chalets, complete with private balconies. There are indoor showers, as well as outdoor showers for those who like to bathe under the stars.
Infinity swimming pool, sun terrace, garden, library, daily maid/laundry/ironing services, designated smoking areas, 24-hour front desk. The lodge looks out over the seemingly endless savannah. There are two busy waterholes frequented by animals such as elephants, waterbucks, kobs, bushbucks, hippopotamuses, warthogs, water buffalos, hyenas, and baboons.

Days 2 & 3: SAFARIS
Mole National Park is  Ghana’s largest wildlife refuge. The park is located in the northwest and is made up of grassland savannah and riparian ecosystems, the average elevation is 150 m asl with a sharp escarpment making up the southern boundary. The park is home to over 93 mammal species – including elephants, hippos, buffalos, and warthogs – and is considered a primary African reserve for antelope species such as kobs, Defassa waterbucks, roan, hartebeests, oribi, bushbucks, red duikers, and yellow-backed duikers. Sightings of hyenas, lions, and leopards are unusual but possible. Olive baboons, black-and-white colobus, green vervets, and pata monkeys are resident species. Among the 33 known species of reptiles recorded, it is worth mentioning the slender-snouted and dwarf crocodile. 344 the listed bird species, with very good chances to spot: martial eagles, white-headed and palm-nut vultures, saddle-billed storks, herons, egrets, Abyssinian rollers, violet turacos and red-throated bee-eaters. We enjoy two guided safaris, early in the morning and late in the afternoon when animals are more active.

Day 5: BACK TO ACCRA
Transfer to Tamale
Domestic flight to Accra
Accra out
End of the services