Panafest festival holiday in Ghana

Planet and people

We hope that by increasing responsible tourism in and around Ghana’s vulnerable wildlife parks and areas, the Ghanaian government will see the economical benefits and increase government resources into protecting Ghana’s fragile flora and fauna.

By visiting and supporting local eco tourism projects and benefiting the local economy, we encourage the continuation and protection of the local culture, history and traditions of these communities. We ensure the revenue is used for projects that benefit the whole community, which encourages them to protect the surrounding wildlife and flora. By booking this tour, a percentage of the profits go towards establishing our community development programme, which will concentrate on vital requirements such as clean water, electricity provisions, the building of schools and well needed medical centres in remote areas of Ghana. We employ local guides, drivers and cooks during all our tours, and we source supplies where possible from the local communities and aim to use local businesses wherever possible. We encourage our guests to purchase goods and souvenirs locally and support our community project.