SACRED SISTER CIRCLE · GHANA 2027

Sacred Sister Circle: A Return to Self in Ghana

A transformational 11-day journey through Ghana guiding women from ancestral remembrance to personal reclamation, culminating in a powerful return to self.

Message from our Host Dr. LaKeesha

Return to Your Roots. Reconnect With Your Story. Restore Your Spirit.

An exclusive women-only 11-day immersive journey through Ghana designed for cultural discovery, spiritual renewal, and ancestral connection.

February 16 - 27, 2027

Investment: $4,500 USD - Land Package Only

Pay $500 Deposit Today to Secure your Spot

Final Payment Due: January 6, 2027

Space is limited

Travel Insurance is Optional and highly Recommended -- will be offered after initial deposit is made

About This Journey

This is more than travel.

This is a sacred, women-centered experience designed to guide you through Ghana’s most powerful cultural, historical, and spiritual landmarks—while holding intentional space for reflection, healing, and restoration.

You will walk where history was made, connect with living traditions, and experience Ghana in a deeply meaningful and transformative way—surrounded by a sisterhood of women on a similar journey.

Who This Journey Is For

You are not just traveling to Ghana—you are answering a call.

This is for the woman who:

  • Has spent years pouring into everyone else

  • Is ready to reconnect with herself

  • Desires healing, rest, and renewal

  • Wants to explore her ancestral connections

  • Longs for meaningful sisterhood

  • Is entering a new season of life and wants to do so intentionally

This journey is about:

  • Feeling the weight of history—and releasing what is not yours to carry

  • Reclaiming identity, voice, and power

  • Sitting in sacred circle with women who are also choosing to rise

By the end, she doesn’t just return home…she returns to herself.

Why Ghana? Why Now?

There are moments in life when we realize we’ve been moving so quickly that we’ve lost touch with ourselves.

We’ve cared for others. Led teams. Raised families. Built careers. Served communities. Met expectations. Carried responsibilities. And somewhere along the way, many of us have forgotten what it feels like to simply be.

This journey is an invitation to return.

Not just to Ghana, but to yourself.

Ghana is a land rich with history, resilience, beauty, and possibility. It is a place where stories of pain and triumph live side by side. As we walk through the castles, stand along the shores, explore vibrant cities, and connect with the culture and people of Ghana, we will be invited to reflect on our own stories—where we have been, what we have survived, and who we are becoming.

For women of African descent, Ghana offers a unique opportunity to connect with the legacy of those who came before us. For all women, it offers space to pause, reflect, heal, and dream.

And perhaps there has never been a more important time.

We live in a culture that celebrates busyness but rarely honors wholeness. We are taught to produce, achieve, and perform, yet few spaces encourage us to rest, listen, and reconnect with the deepest parts of ourselves.

That is why we are gathering.

To step away from the noise.

To create space for reflection.

To build meaningful sisterhood.

To honor our past while embracing our future.

To remember that healing is holy work.

Whether you come seeking clarity, renewal, inspiration, connection, or simply a moment to breathe, my prayer is that you will leave Ghana with more than photographs and souvenirs. My prayer is that you will return home with a deeper understanding of yourself, a renewed sense of purpose, and the courage to embrace the next chapter of your life.

Because sometimes the most important journey we take is not across the ocean.

It’s the journey back to ourselves

This is more than a trip. It is a sacred invitation to pause, reflect, reconnect, and return to yourself.

Dr. LaKeesha Walrond

Founder, G2G Destinations & Getting to Greater Global

11 Day Itinerary Overview

DAY 1:

Arrival in Ghana – Accra to Tamale

  • VIP welcome reception and greetings upon arrival

  • Traditional Ghanaian welcome at the airport

  • Domestic flight from Accra to Tamale

  • Hotel check-in (1-night stay in Tamale)

  • Traditional welcome dinner and social gathering

DAY 2:

Tamale – Salaga – Damango

  • Drive from Tamale to Salaga

  • Visit the historic slave market and first slave bath site

  • Continue journey to Damango

  • Tour of the Damango Forest Reserve

  • Hotel check-in (1-night stay in Damango)

Day 3

Damango – Kintampo – Kumasi

  • Drive from Damango to Kintampo

  • Visit the beautiful Kintampo Waterfalls

  • Hotel check-in (3-night stay in Kumasi)Traditional welcome dinner and social gathering

  • Evening cultural dinner featuring traditional Fufu and light soup

Day 4:

Ashanti Royal Heritage Tour

  • Visit the Manhyia Palace Museum

  • Explore the Okomfo Anokye Sword Site

  • Visit Barekese Dam

  • Cultural immersion and historical exploration

DAY 5:

Waterfalls, Culture & Reflection

  • Visit the sacred Lake Bosomtwe

  • Optional canoe experience on the lake

  • Kente weaving experience in Bonwire Village

  • Visit a local village community

  • Meet traditional gold jewelry artisans

DAY 6:

Kumasi to Cape Coast

  • Scenic drive to Cape Coast

  • Visit Assin Manso “Last Bath” River

  • Optional African naming ceremony

  • Guided tours of Cape Coast Castle and Elmina Castle

  • Evening beachside dinner

DAY 7:

Nature & Renewal

  • Visit Kakum National Park

  • Walk the famous canopy bridges

  • Explore local craft markets

  • Cultural storytelling experience with drumming and dancing

DAY 8:

Cape Coast to Accra

  • Drive to Accra

  • Hotel check-in (Signature Hotel 3-night stay)

  • Dinner at an upscale African fusion restaurant

DAY 9:

Accra Cultural & Historical Tour

  • Visit the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum

  • Explore the W.E.B. Du Bois Center

  • Learn about Ghana’s independence story

  • Shopping at the Art Center

DAY 10: Rest & Personal Exploration

  • Free day to rest, shop, or explore Accra at your own pace

DAY 11: Closing & Departure

  • Closing reflections and final gathering

  • Departure and return flights home

Itinerary Subject to Change:

All experiences and activities are subject to adjustment due to weather, availability, or unforeseen circumstances. Any changes will be made to ensure the best possible experience for all participants.

What's Included

  • Hotel accommodations (multi-city stay)

  • Transportation throughout Ghana (air-conditioned coach and in-country flight)

  • All major tours and entrance fees

  • Cultural dinners and select meals (10 Breakfast & 5 Dinners)

  • All-White- beach release and retrieve experience

  • Guided Spiritual Experiences

  • Curated women-centered group experiences

Investment

$4,500 USD per person

(Land only)

Why This Experience Matters

  • Cultural immersion beyond tourism

  • Ancestral history and heritage connection

  • Spiritual reflection and grounding

  • Safe, supportive women-only environment

  • Sisterhood and shared experience

Meet your Host

The Reverend LaKeesha Walrond, Ph.D.

"I want every woman on this journey to leave Ghana not just moved by history—but returned to herself."

The Rev. Dr. LaKeesha Walrond is an educator, visionary leader, sought-after speaker, and change agent who has dedicated her life to calling women into their infinite possibilities. She is a dynamic voice who has spoken across more than 20 U.S. states and engaged audiences internationally—including in Ghana, South Africa, India, and beyond.

A native Texan and proud Spelman College alumnae, Dr. Walrond holds a Ph.D. in Special Education from UNC Chapel Hill and a Master of Divinity from Union Theological Seminary. She served for twenty years at First Corinthian Baptist Church in Harlem, and as the first woman President of New York Theological Seminary—where she championed education inside prison walls, graduating 16 incarcerated women from a new degree program.

In 2019, Mayor Bill de Blasio named October 26 "Rev. LaKeesha Walrond Day" in New York City.

Your guide home has already been there. She is ready to take you.

Rev. Dr. LaKeesha Walrond

Limited Availability

This exclusive women-only journey is intentionally designed to be intimate and deeply meaningful.

Availability is limited to ensure a high-quality, connected experience for every woman attending.

There are moments in life that call you into something greater.

This is your invitation.

This is NOT:

  • a “girls trip”

  • a sightseeing tour

  • a vacation

This IS:

  • a curated, intimate, transformational experience

  • a guided healing journey rooted in history and identity

  • a sacred space for high-capacity women to reset and realign

This journey is for you if you are:

  • Professionally accomplished but personally depleted

  • Used to leading—but craving space to be held

  • Open to spiritual and cultural transformation

  • Willing to invest in yourself without apology

    “If you’ve been carrying everything for everyone…this is where you come to lay it down, reconnect, and rise.”

Do I need a passport?

Yes. A valid passport is required for travel to Ghana. Please ensure your passport remains valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates.

What is included in the price?

• Hotel accommodations (multi-city stay)

• Transportation throughout Ghana, including an air-conditioned coach and in-country flight

• All major tours and entrance fees

• Cultural dinners and select meals (10 breakfasts and 5 dinners)

• All-White Beach Release and Retrieve Experience

• Guided spiritual experiences

• Curated women-centered group experiences

Which airport should I fly into?

Kotoka International Airport

What should I pack?

• All prescription medications and personal health items

• Lightweight, comfortable clothing suitable for warm weather

• Comfortable walking shoes for tours and excursions

• Casual outfits for daily sightseeing and cultural experiences

• One or two dressy-casual outfits for group dinners and special gatherings

• A white outfit for designated group activities and photo opportunities

• Swimsuit and cover-up (optional)

• Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen

• Insect repellent

• Light sweater or shawl for air-conditioned transportation and flights

• Small backpack or day bag for daily excursions

• Phone charger, portable power bank, and travel adapter

• Journal or notebook for reflection and documenting your journey

Is travel insurance required?

Travel insurance is strongly recommended to protect your investment in case of emergencies, cancellations, or delays. You can add insurance once you receive your invoice.

Is travel insurance included?

Rates do not include insurance. Insurance may be added to individual reservations as individual payments are made.

Special Considerations

• Contact your phone company to let them know you are traveling.

• Contact your bank or credit card company to let them know you are traveling.

• Download WhatsApp for group communications.

• Bring any prescription medications you require.

• Bring over-the-counter medications (for stomach issues, headaches, allergies, motion sickness, etc.).

• Bring a power adapter and charging cables for your devices.

• Pack comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

• Carry some cash for small purchases and emergencies, while also having access to a credit/debit card.

What does my Travel Agent fee cover?

• Hotel accommodations (multi-city stay)

• Transportation throughout Ghana, including an air-conditioned coach and in-country flight

• All major tours and entrance fees

• Cultural dinners and select meals (10 breakfasts and 5 dinners)

• All-White Beach Release and Retrieve Experience

• Guided spiritual experiences

• Curated women-centered group experiences

Location: P. O. Box 550, New York GA 10026

Call 917-540-0989

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