Join us for an unforgettable, high-impact adventure into Ghana’s largest wildlife sanctuary. This isn’t just a sightseeing trip; it is a rare, dedicated expedition designed for passionate birders, wildlife photographers, and conservation enthusiasts to witness some of West Africa's rarest avian treasures.
The absolute crown jewel of this safari is our focused mission to track and study West Africa's most magnificent, endangered raptors. Ghana hosts several vulture species. On this targeted expedition, you can expect to encounter vultures like:
Ready to see these magnificent raptors and other magnificent birds in the wild? We’ve designed this expedition to give you an immersive field experience. So why don't you join us!?
Date: 4th January to 6th January, 2027
Price: $750
Spots Available: 10 people
What the price covers:
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🚌 Curated Logistics: A fully organised expedition experience, including transportation arrangements, private bus rental, and other essential trip logistics.
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🍽️ Daily meals throughout the expedition.
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🚗 Daily 3-hour safari drives inside the park over the three days.
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🎟️ Park entry fees.
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🎓 Expert-led birding sessions with our experienced field ornithologist, Obed Sebgefia: [View his eBird checklist].
The fee does not include accommodation. We want to give participants the flexibility to choose accommodation that best suits their budget and preferences.
We have put together the available room options and pricing at Mole Motel. Please review the list, select your preferred option during registration, and we will contact you to assist with the booking process.
Download the accommodation list here.
Register Now & Pay on Arrival
As this is our first expedition, we want to make the registration process as simple and comfortable as possible.
You can register for the expedition without making an upfront payment. Your place will be secured once you have completed your accommodation booking.
The US$750 expedition fee will then be paid upon your arrival in Ghana.
Limited to 10 participants.
Details About the Expedition!
Images From Mole National Park
