• Boti Falls - Boti Falls is a pair of waterfalls situated in Boti, within Ghana’s Eastern Region. Visitors will descend 250 steps to reach the twin waterfalls. Here, they can unwind by the falls with snacks and cold beverages, enjoy a canoe tour, and for those seeking more excitement, swimming in the falls offers a refreshing experience.

• Aburi Botanical Gardens - The Aburi Botanical Gardens, a haven for birds and butterflies, will be explored. A guided tour will provide insights into the history, local trees, and plant species. Visitors will learn about the origin, age, and medicinal properties of the plants. The main entrance features the palm walk, an avenue of graceful palms, along with attractions like The Bush House, The Rock Garden, The Pergola or Lovers Lane, The Ficus Tree, the retired helicopter, and the School of Horticulture.

• Umbrella Rock - Umbrella Rock (a 45-minute hike) offers the choice of a forest walk to the Rock and the three-headed palm tree or an easier car route.

• Boti - The three-headed palm tree at Boti Falls in Ghana’s Eastern Region is unique, with each head taking turns to bear fruit annually. This is a rare natural wonder.

• Tetteh Quashie Cocoa Farm - Curious about the origins of chocolate? The Tetteh Quashie Cocoa Farm is the perfect place to start. Visitors will learn about the history of cocoa in Ghana, the first cocoa farm, the lifespan of cocoa, and its socio-economic benefits to the country. There will also be an opportunity to taste cocoa and experience its natural flavor.

• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water

1. Boti Falls: Unwind by the waterfall’s edge while savoring snacks and chilled beverages. Enjoy a dugout canoe tour, and for those craving more excitement, swimming offers a refreshing adventure! “Please be aware that during the summer months, from November to March, Boti Falls may dry up due to limited rainfall. However, there are other nearby attractions to explore, such as Adom Falls or Oboadaka Falls. Thank you.”

2. Aburi Botanical Gardens: This well-loved destination is teeming with birds and butterflies. A guided tour will provide insights into the history of local trees and plant species. Wander through the gardens to learn about the plants’ origins, ages, and medicinal uses.

3. Cocoa Farm: Ever wondered about the origins of chocolate? Journey back to the roots with a visit to the Tetteh Quarshie Cocoa Farm. Here, discover the history of cocoa in Ghana and explore the country’s first cocoa farm.

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