Boti Falls is a pair of waterfalls that can be found in Ghana's Yilo Krobo District in the country's eastern region. The female and male falls are twin falls that originate from two rivers; according to local folklore, when they combine, a rainbow is created.

This enigmatic rock has the appearance of an umbrella. It is climbable, and beyond it is a lovely forest.

The Three-Headed Palm Tree is a rare and fascinating natural wonder located near Umbrella Rock in Ghana’s Eastern Region. Unlike typical palm trees, this unique tree branches into three distinct trunks from a single base, creating an unusual and eye-catching formation. It is a popular stop for visitors, offering a great photo opportunity and adding to the adventure

Visit the site of Ghana's first cocoa farm and explore the various processes of cocoa cultivation. Experience the taste of ripe cocoa before it is transformed into chocolate.

Aburi Botanical Gardens is a garden in Ghana's Eastern region. The garden has 64.8 hectares of space. Governor William Brandford-Griffith and Sierra Leonean physician Dr. John Farrell Easmon built the gardens, which are made up of expansive lawns filled with both local and foreign trees and flora, and they were officially inaugurated in March 1890.Our experienced guide will take you through the gardens and explain to you the various tree species and their use.