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A silver high-roof tour minibus, the vehicle you travel in with JATA Tours

JATA Tours · How you travel

Tour Buses
The journey between the memories

Ghana is best taken in slowly, from the window seat. All travel by air-conditioned minibus, with room to stretch, a guide who knows the road, and stops where the country is worth seeing.

Small on purpose

Our tours are intimate and friendly, with only 15–20 guests on each trip. Everyone gets a window, there’s room for the bags you’ll fill at the markets, and nobody is left waiting in a car park while a coach unloads.

The passenger cabin of a JATA Tours minibus, seen through the open sliding door

Up close

Room to stretch, room for the bags

Air-conditioned throughout, with room to stretch and a luggage bay that swallows a fortnight of market finds.

A guest steps down from the open door of a JATA Tours minibus and waves as she arrives
Rows of seats and the aisle inside a JATA Tours minibus
Suitcases stacked in the open luggage bay at the back of a JATA Tours minibus
The driver's dashboard and steering wheel of a JATA Tours minibus

On board

What to expect on every journey

Air-conditioned minibuses

All travel by air-conditioned minibus, kept cool, clean and ready for every leg of the journey.

15–20 guests per tour

Small groups, so the vehicle stays unhurried, there’s always a window seat going round, and your guide knows your name by the second morning.

Complimentary water

Complimentary water throughout, kept cold for the road and topped up at every stop.

Comfort stops

Scheduled comfort stops on the longer days, with time for your legs, a coffee and a browse of the market stalls.

Qualified, licenced drivers

As with all our drivers, ours are qualified, fully licenced, fully insured and well-practised, ensuring every mile of your journey is safe, comfortable and enjoyable.

Licenced & recognised

Jata Tours is a licensed tour operator with the GTA (Ghana Tourism Authority) and a proud member of TOUGHA.

From the window seat

The Adomi Bridge stretching across the Volta River, seen from the riverbank
The passenger cabin of a tour minibus, seen through the open sliding door
Suitcases stacked in the open luggage bay at the back of a tour minibus
A silver high-roof tour minibus, the vehicle you travel in with JATA Tours
Rows of seats and the aisle inside a tour minibus
An avenue of royal palms lining the road up to Aburi
Cocoa pods ripening on a cacao tree at Mampong Cocoa Farm
Colourfully painted fishing canoes crowded along Elmina Bay
The Akosombo Dam rising behind a row of palm trees
A visitor on the rock ledge at Umbrella Rock, above the valley below
A street procession moving through a Ghanaian town
Tagbo Falls dropping into its pool with a rainbow in the mist
A young vendor carrying a tray of smoked fish through an Accra market
The timber veranda of the Bigfoot Safari Lodge looking out over the hills
A multi-tiered rock waterfall in Ghana’s Eastern Region
A waterfront resort pavilion on the shores of Lake Volta
A visitor beside one of the original trees planted in 1879 at Mampong Cocoa Farm
Atlantic waves breaking on the rocks along Ghana’s coast road
A cruise boat passing beneath the Adomi Bridge on Lake Volta
The Adomi Bridge stretching across the Volta River, seen from the riverbank
The passenger cabin of a tour minibus, seen through the open sliding door
Suitcases stacked in the open luggage bay at the back of a tour minibus
A silver high-roof tour minibus, the vehicle you travel in with JATA Tours
Rows of seats and the aisle inside a tour minibus
An avenue of royal palms lining the road up to Aburi
Cocoa pods ripening on a cacao tree at Mampong Cocoa Farm
Colourfully painted fishing canoes crowded along Elmina Bay
The Akosombo Dam rising behind a row of palm trees
A visitor on the rock ledge at Umbrella Rock, above the valley below
A street procession moving through a Ghanaian town
Tagbo Falls dropping into its pool with a rainbow in the mist
A young vendor carrying a tray of smoked fish through an Accra market
The timber veranda of the Bigfoot Safari Lodge looking out over the hills
A multi-tiered rock waterfall in Ghana’s Eastern Region
A waterfront resort pavilion on the shores of Lake Volta
A visitor beside one of the original trees planted in 1879 at Mampong Cocoa Farm
Atlantic waves breaking on the rocks along Ghana’s coast road
A cruise boat passing beneath the Adomi Bridge on Lake Volta

Accra & the coast

City landmarks and Jamestown’s lighthouse, then the Atlantic road down to Elmina, Cape Coast and Assin Manso.

The Akwapim Ridge

Aburi’s royal palm avenue, Mampong’s cocoa farms and the valley views from Umbrella Rock.

Lake Volta & Adomi Bridge

Across the spectacular Adomi Bridge into the Volta Region, with a boat cruise on the lake and the Akosombo Dam beyond.

The Volta Region

The Tafi Atome monkey sanctuary, the rainforest pool beneath Tagbo Falls and the slopes of Mount Afadjato.

The people behind the wheel

Our drivers and guides are the reason the travel feels easy. Meet the team who will be with you on the road.

Meet the team

Don't just dream it,
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Tell us your dates and we'll plan the journey, the stays and every stop in between.

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