• Torgorme Community - This traditional naming ceremony takes place in Torgorme village, located in the Volta region of Ghana, about a 1 hour and 30-minute drive from Accra. Here, you will have the chance to experience the countryside and meet the friendly local people. The community gathers in large numbers to welcome guests, and the organizer or community leader will explain the process of naming a newborn child according to Ewe tradition. The ceremony begins with the pouring of libations, followed by drumming and dancing to enliven the occasion. Visitors will also have the opportunity to learn how to make traditional local pottery from the village’s pottery makers. Feel free to engage with the locals and learn more from them.

• Akosombo - After the ceremony, we will head to a resort in Akosombo for lunch and a cruise on the Volta River, the largest river in West Africa.

• Free Pick-Up and Drop-Off Within Accra City
• Boat Cruise fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Bottled water
• All materials needed for the ceremony
• Gifts takeaway

• Tips
• Lunch

This private tour is designed for individuals, corporate organizations, groups of acquaintances, and travel agents organizing group tours.

Discover the vibrant culture of Ghana’s Volta Region with a firsthand experience of traditional naming ceremonies, drumming, and dancing. This cultural tour also includes a boat cruise on the Volta River.

Located just a one-and-a-half-hour drive from Accra, the village offers tourists the chance to enjoy the scenic countryside and beautiful landscapes en route.

In Torgorme, the warm and welcoming community members greet visitors with traditional drumming and dancing as they arrive at the ceremonial grounds. The ceremony begins with the pouring of libation to the Ancestors, seeking their blessings for the event’s success. Following this, a community elder explains the Ewe customs and traditions involved in naming a newborn child.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.