Morning flight from Accra to Tamale: We provide pick-up from any location in Accra to the airport, followed by a comfortable ride in an air-conditioned vehicle to Mole National Park. If you are already in northern Ghana or anywhere else in the country, you can also start your tour with a pick-up from your location. Please inform us of your pick-up location in advance so we can plan accordingly and discuss any additional arrangements that may be needed. - Pick up from Tamale Airport - Drive to Mole National Park (approximately two hours) - Enjoy lunch at the viewing point while taking in the natural surroundings - Two-hour Jeep safari at 3 PM - Overnight stay at the park's hotel

- Pick up from Tamale Airport or anywhere in the country - Drive to Mole National Park (approximately 2 hours) - Enjoy lunch at the viewing point while taking in the natural surroundings - Two-hour Jeep safari at 3 PM. 2. **Afternoon Driving Safari**: Led by a wildlife tracker, this tour provides further opportunities to observe the diverse wildlife. - Overnight stay at the park's hotel Enjoy a city orientation of Tamale while travelling from the Tamale airport to Mole. This complex showcases the country’s diverse traditions and artistic expressions. It serves as a hub for cultural activities and performances, making it a must-visit destination for travellers looking to gain a deeper understanding of Ghana’s cultural identity.

Continuing to Ghana's premier wildlife destination, Mole National Park, we will partake in two separate tours: 1. **Early Morning Walking Safari**: This tour offers a slow and easy encounter with the park's early-morning wildlife. During these two sections, you will have the chance to see some of the 94 mammal species, over 300 bird species, 9 amphibian species, and 33 reptile species recorded in Mole National Park. The large mammals commonly seen include elephants, kobs, roan antelopes, hartebeests, waterbucks, bushbucks, warthogs, several duikers, and baboons. Predators such as lions, leopards, spotted hyenas, caracals, aardvarks, genets, civets, and mongooses may also be spotted—baboons, birds, antelope, warthogs, monkeys, and the only elephants found in Ghana.