Ghana - Rockfowl & Upper Guinea specials (Small Group) 2027

06 Jan 2027 - 20 Jan 2027 (15 days)

USD7,400 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Leader: Julian Parsons

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Tour Price (Per person): USD7,400 (GBP5,583 * EUR6,410 * AUD10,772)

This tour pairs with: Benin - Anambra Waxbill Extension

Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated, and dates may change*

Ghana - Rockfowl & Upper Guinea specials (Small Group) 2028

30 Jan 2028 - 13 Feb 2028 (15 days)

USD7,800 SPACES AVAILABLE

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Tour Leader: David Hoddinott

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Tour Price (Per person): USD7,800 (GBP5,885 * EUR6,756 * AUD11,355)

This tour pairs with: Benin - Anambra Waxbill Extension

Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated, and dates may change*

Ghana is a West African destination like no other: it is a politically stable, English-speaking nation that is acknowledged as the friendliest country in the region. It is also one of the safest countries in which the Upper Guinea forest block, an internationally recognised Endemic Bird Area, can be accessed, and our birding tour of Ghana allows for a thorough exploration of the most exciting West African birding habitats. From Guinea savanna to lush rainforest, we will see much of what Ghana has to offer, promising a truly impressive bird tally and a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Our days in this wonderful country will be spent ambling forested trails, scanning for canopy species from a fabulous walkway, and exploring vast tracts of deciduous woodland. Typical African families such as turacos, barbets, sunbirds and greenbuls are particularly well represented, yielding a colourful and interesting bounty of species. Furthermore, we also have the opportunity to see one of Africa’s most highly sought-after birds – the fabled White-necked Rockfowl!

Top Birds

White-necked Rockfowl, Egyptian Plover, Four-banded Sandgrouse, Fraser's Eagle-Owl, Pel's Fishing Owl, Standard-winged Nightjar, Yellow-footed Honeyguide, Oriole Warbler, Blue-moustached & Black Bee-eater, Capuchin Babbler, Black Dwarf Hornbill, Congo Serpent Eagle, Long-tailed Hawk, Tessmann's & Nimba Flycatcher, African Piculet, Puvel’s Illadopsis, Blue-shouldered Robin-Chat, Red-cheeked Wattle-eye

Top Mammals

African Elephant, King Colobus, Patas Monkey, Pel’s Anomalure, forest duikers

Habitats Covered

lowland rainforest, broad-leaved woodlands, wetlands, Sahelian savanna

Expected Climate

hot conditions; dry in the north and humid in the south

Max Group Size

6 with 1 Rockjumper leader & local birding leaders

Tour Pace & Walking

moderate pace, undemanding forest and woodland trails

Accommodation

comfortable hotels

Ease of Birding

moderate with some challenging species

Number of Species Expected

420+

Other Attractions

Kakum canopy walkway, Farafara tribesmen, Cape Coast Slave Castle, Larabanga mosque, Mole National Park

Photographic Opportunities

good

What our clients say about us

Tuomas Seimola
DK & PK, Ghana 2018

Tuomas Seimola is a great find. He’s a fantastic birder, and even though it was his first trip to W Africa, he is an obvious quick study. Tuomas is steady, personable, and funny. He wasn’t just the leader of our good group, but part of the group.  We really enjoyed and appreciated him.

Nigel Redman
SH, Ghana 2018

The Rockjumper guide, Nigel Redman, was great.

André Bernon
PJ, Ghana 2019

Andre was excellent ....laid back , loved sharing his knowledge of the country ,encouraged us to try local foods , and his knowledge of the birds in Ghana was amazing . Because of him the trip was a huge success ...

David Hoddinott
LW, Ghana - Rockfowl & Upper Guinea specials 2025

Our Ghana tour was excellent. We saw all the species we wanted and many more. We were a very lucky group and also saw a pangolin on the walk to the Picathartes site. David was a superb guide to the birds and had many interesting adventure stories to tell. The local guides were also great. A challenging but very enjoyable trip.

Quinton Paul Josop
GMS, Ghana - Mega Birding Tour I 2025

Paul, our guides was excellent. He was very knowledgeable and knew the birds, even though it was his first time in Ghana. He always made sure we all saw the bird and managed the trip very well. It was a real joy birding with him.

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