Category Archives: For the Independent Traveler
How to Pack for Your Trip to Ghana
Packing for a trip to Ghana can be tough for some people because they are unsure of what to expect or what they will need. There are of course different schools of thought for packing for travel that different people … Continue reading
How to Get Around Ghana Part 3: Taxi Cab
This is the third installment of the series about “How to Get Around Ghana,” you can read part 1 about walking and part 2 about riding a bike. Keep an eye out for future installments. When traveling in Ghana it … Continue reading
Be aware, smoking in public in Ghana has been banned
In a previous blog post I talked about traveler’s etiquette when traveling to Ghana. One of the things that I brought up is that smoking in public or around Ghanaians is usually frowned upon and you will usually get nasty looks or … Continue reading
Bringing the Eco-Volunteering Spirit to Your Own Backyard
This is a guest blog by Anni Murry a freelance writer for www.Journeys4Good.com Writing about eco-voluntourism means learning about the many thousands of ways a person can make a difference abroad. The sheer number of opportunities is staggering: helping children … Continue reading
10 Reasons Why you should take your next vacation with Green Bug Adventures.
This was originally on the About page of this website. I did not like it there and felt that it put too much on one page. But these reasons still apply to why you should travel with Green Bug Adventures … Continue reading
Wanderer Wednesday #9: The benefits of using a Guide in Ghana
I am one of those very independent people that loves to find my own solutions to problems and navigate my own way through different situations and scenarios. Because of this I can very much understand the mentality of the independent … Continue reading
Wander Wednesday #5: Ghana Travel Etiquette Continued
Last week I started a post on Wanderer Wednesday about travel Etiquette for Ghana. We went over a number things to consider, like how you dress, not using your left hand, greeting people, smoking in public, visiting the chief, and … Continue reading
