Xplore4life

30/08/2020

Hey 👋, yes you don’t give up.

17/12/2018

season's greetings

02/03/2018

Thanks for keeping up with us,we are coming out, much better and efficient to serve you. Thanks.

25/02/2017

Please drop your numbers so you are added to our interactive whattsapp communities.

14/02/2017

It's happening live on 06 March.

23/01/2017

Keep your numbers coming to join our whattsapp community.

05/01/2017

Keep your numbers coming so we can add u to our interactive groups.

29/11/2016

Xplore4lifetour Whattsapp group is live now. You can leave your number and you will be added. Targeting the last tour before the year ends.

29/11/2016

Plz keep your mobile numbers coming, we'll add y'all to our Whattsapp, Imo to keep you more involved and informed of our lineup programs.

17/11/2016

Plz keep YOUR Numbers Coming , so we add YOU to our Whattsapp,Imo, messenger pages. Also please follow us on Twitter.com/xplore4lifetour

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10/11/2016

Remember to drop your # number so we add you to our Whattsapp,Imo, interactive groups.

08/10/2016

Make a date with the greatest black man of last century here.

08/10/2016

Blackstars square from above. You must not miss this place when you get to Accra.

08/10/2016

Ever wondered what this monument represent in Ghana's history?

08/10/2016

Greetings from the Xplore team. Our plans are in motion for our upcoming tour to the far lands of the west.

07/04/2016

Do you know the VLI (Wli falls) was originally known as AGUMATSA, and pictures could not be taken of the falls ,until rituals where performed to cleanse for and paved way for women to go to the river today? The day on which the ritual was performed is celebrated as AGUMATSA festival which falls on Easter Monday every year.

29/03/2016

Do you know? the twin falls (male and female) do come together,When it does,the natives say their mating.Do you also know,the falls where discovered by a hunter in the late 1950's?

29/03/2016

Did you know? TSENKU falls is located in the Dodowa forest, and drops from a height of 250 feet?do you also know? the Tsenku stream is joined by Sanyade and Popotsi streams before ending up in the Atlantic. this falls is also known as Wuruduwurudu Falls.

25/03/2016

Did You Know? Named after Queen Victoria of England,Fort Victoria was an out look post for the Cape Coast castle.Did you know? people who visits Cape Coast castle must also visit Fort Victoria.

25/03/2016

Did you know? Fort San Sebastian was the 3rd fort built in the Gold Coast by the Portuguese.
Do you also know? it's now houses a post office,magistrate court and the electoral commission of Ghana in that area.

25/03/2016

Did you know? Fort Orange @ Sekondi was used as a lighthouse, And it was named after the Dutch king Van Oranje,Today it serves as a naval base for Ghana port and harbors Authority.

25/03/2016

Did you know? @ Butre, Ahanta west district of the western region of Ghana,the Italian and Ghanaian governments had consolidate a Fort to better the lives of the people of the area.
Do you also know? Fort Batenstein is the Fort's name and it means Profit Rock.

25/03/2016

Are you one of those people who think,because you are a Ghanaian,there is no need to travel across the country to learn,about cultures,people and lifestyle?

25/03/2016

When was the last time you actually explored your surroundings? Have you ever gone outside your comfort zone? to actually tour Ghana?

25/03/2016

Did you know? Fort Good Hope @ Senya Beraku,was the last of all the forts built in the Gold Coast. Did you also know? this was the finest and most spacious slaves fort in the Gold coast and exported Asante,Akyem and Akwamu war slaves into the new world.Today, it serves as a rest house.

24/03/2016

Did you know? there is a Fort in the central region also known as British Fort,because its original name cannot be traced.

24/03/2016

Did you know? Fort Apollonia @ Benyin(another attraction Nzulezu), was the last Fort built by the British in the Gold Coast.
Did you also know? Fort Apollonia houses the Museum of Nzema Culture and History, which was opened in 2010.