FAQ
1. How can I book a tour with TravelBites Ghana?
You can book or purchase a tour directly on our website. Browse our tours, choose your preferred package, and complete payment. Once you submit your details, a team member will reach out to finalise your booking with additional information. In instances where you want to reach out to us first before booking a tour, kindly do so via email travelbitesgh@gmail.com or text +233 20 665 7477.
2. Can I customise a tour?
Absolutely! If you have specific destinations or activities in mind, let us know. We’ll create a customised itinerary that meets your travel preferences, whether it’s for a solo trip, family vacation, or corporate outing.
3. What is included in the tour packages?
Our packages typically include transportation (airport transfers and local transport), meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), all entry fees, a dedicated driver, and a trip coordinator. Certain packages also include cultural experiences, snacks, and bottled water. Please check each tour’s details to see specific inclusions.
4. Do I need a visa to visit Ghana?
Yes, foreign nationals typically need a visa to enter Ghana. You can apply for a visa at a Ghanaian embassy or consulate in your home country. Some citizens may be eligible for visa-free entry or can obtain a visa upon arrival.
5. What currency is used in Ghana? Can I use my credit card?
The official currency in Ghana is the Ghanaian Cedi (GHS). Credit cards are accepted in larger hotels and some restaurants, but cash is preferred in smaller towns and rural areas. ATMs are available in cities, so you can withdraw cash easily.
6. Is Ghana safe for tourists?
Yes, Ghana is considered one of Africa’s safest travel destinations. Our team ensures that you’ll have safe and comfortable experiences throughout your trip, with trusted drivers, guides, and coordinators. We also offer travel safety tips to all our guests for added peace of mind.
7. What’s the best time of year to visit Ghana?
Ghana has two main seasons: a wet season from April until October or November and a dry season from October or November through March. The rains tend to be at their worst in May and June, but rainfall can be unpredictable, and its intensity and frequency vary by region. The best time to visit is during the dry seasons: November to March and July to August. This is when you’ll experience ideal weather conditions for exploring Ghana’s beaches, national parks, and cultural sites.
8. Can TravelBites Ghana help me arrange airport pickup?
Yes, airport pickup is available upon request. Whether you’re arriving at Kotoka International Airport in Accra or another local airport, we’ll have someone there to welcome you and handle your transfers.
9. What should I pack for my trip?
We recommend packing lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a reusable water bottle. If your trip includes visits to cultural or religious sites, consider packing modest clothing. Our team will also provide you with a detailed packing list before your tour.
10. Are there any health requirements for travellers to Ghana?
Yes, a yellow fever vaccination is required for all visitors over nine months old. We also recommend being up-to-date on other standard vaccinations. Mosquito protection is advised, as Ghana is a malaria zone. Speak with a health professional before your trip for personalised recommendations.
11. How can I stay connected while in Ghana?
Ghana has reliable mobile network coverage, and you can purchase a local SIM card on arrival for affordable data. Many hotels and cafes in major towns offer Wi-Fi access. We’ll assist you in getting connected once you arrive.
12. What if I need to cancel or reschedule my trip?
Our cancellation and rescheduling policies vary based on the type of booking. Generally, you’ll receive a partial refund if you cancel within a certain timeframe. Please review our cancellation policy or contact us directly to discuss specific arrangements.
13. Can I travel alone with TravelBites Ghana?
Yes! We offer solo travel options and pair solo travellers with friendly groups if you prefer to connect with others. Our team is here to support you in having a fantastic and safe solo adventure in Ghana.
14. Do you offer tours in other languages besides English?
Yes, while English is the primary language, we can arrange tours with guides who speak local languages, such as Twi or Ga. For international languages, let us know your needs, and we’ll do our best to accommodate.
15. How do I contact TravelBites Ghana if I have more questions?
You can reach us via phone, email, or WhatsApp. Our Contact Us page has all the details you need, and we’re happy to answer any additional questions or provide further assistance. We look forward to welcoming you to Ghana!