Adventure Junkies

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30/12/2016

Start off the New Year with fun family activities with the . Visit the thriving Dan Nyame farm right here in the Greater Accra Region for a fabulous . Learn about organic living and sample drinks and smoothies made fresh on site. Kids will enjoy bouncy castles, lawn games while adults will enjoy our team games.

Don’t miss out on this experience!

26/12/2016

Pictoral review of year. It was an amazing one and we can't wait to do it all over again

24/12/2016

Aburi cycling adventure. Introductions

22/12/2016

Happy Holidays!

May the Joy of the season fill your homes.
It has been an amazing year meeting old and new and we cannot wait to have more in the coming year.

Best,

The Adventure Junkies Team

21/12/2016

When your clients drop you awesome reviews. We are privileged to take you on our and look forward to several more 😉

20/12/2016

Water, earth, fire, air...No we aren't the Avatar but knows you need these four elements for life. That's why we are inviting you to spend the day with us an and followed by a tour of the botanical gardens and barbecue.

This is the perfect pre-Christmas event for you and your friend's or family.

Package Includes:

Transportation
Bike rentals
Cycling or hiking in Aburi hills
Breakfast
Drinks & Garden BBQ
Adom Waterfall Visit
Botanical Garden Tour

Date: 24 December. 2016
Rate: GHS 150
Departure: 6am from the Accra Mall

Contact us TODAY on 020-350-2222/ 024-425-9659 or email [email protected] to join in this amazing adventure

15/12/2016

Wonder what happens on our waterfall adventures? Why not come see for yourself? In the meantime, here's a little video.
Don't forget to call us and book your place on this .

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Wonder what happens on an Adventure Junkies cycling adventure? Why not join us on December 24, 2016 to experience an exhilarating bike ride and waterfall adv...

07/12/2016

Today . Here's to a peaceful election!

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07/12/2016

Just in case you find yourself on an unexpected on an isolated island, here's how to turn the coconuts around you into a strong rope. You'll have that shack or raft ready in no time.

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06/12/2016

"He who has overcome his fears will truly be free"~Aristotle.
Tell us, what your greatest fears are, and trust to help you overcome them in a truly amazing way.
Go on, give us a call on 020-3502222/ 024-498-7477 and let us

02/12/2016

The year is almost over and everyone is looking forward to the holiday season. Before you begin a new year however, it is important to re-order your business. What better way to do this than with a corporate ?

is ever ready to assist you rejuvenate your workers, enhance team spirit and improve overall performance in your workplace.

Don't hesitate to contact us on 020-350-2222/ 024-498-7477. Or email [email protected] for your package.

01/12/2016

Adventure Junkies trips to Lome, Togo during the year 2016. Sun, sand, water; our adventurers could ask for nothing better.

30/11/2016

Final Call for our Farmers' Day Weekend trip to Lome for our . Have you booked your place? Time's running out.

Eish! Your friends haven't confirmed whether they will make it? Come make new friends on this amazing tour of our Francophone neighbour. You can't let anything get in the way of this one of a kind experience!

Give us a call NOW on +233(0)20 350 22222 or +233(0)244 259 659 or E-mail: [email protected] to grab your spot.

25/11/2016

Consider yourself a foodie? Well then here are the top foodie destinations in . of course, makes the list.

http://www.africa.com/top-foodie-destinations-africa/

African cuisine is as diverse and fascinating as the continent’s history, cultures, and traditions. With a fusion of tastes and flavours, as well as some of the unique foods in the world, the continent is an absolute foodie heaven. If you set foot in any of the following foodie destinations, don’t l...

24/11/2016

Let Adventure Junkies help you celebrate your in style with one of our destination birthday packages. Get ten friends to tag along and your ticket is on us!
Why? Well it's YOUR special day and you deserve the treat.
And you know, it's not an birthday without and . We've got you. Give us a call today to .

21/11/2016

The Manhyia Palace Museum was created within the old residence of Otumfuo Agyeman Prempeh I and Otumfuo Sir Osei Agyeman Prempeh II, the thirteenth and fourteenth Kings of Ashanti.

The Museum is unique in West Africa, being created by a single people, the Ashanti Nation, to commemorate their own leaders, and to communicate the riches of their history and culture to future generations and to the ever-increasing numbers of visitors to Ghana.

The exhibits within the Museum include life-sized effigies representing Otumfuo Agyeman Prempeh I (1888-19931), Otumfuo Sir Osei Agyeman Prempeh II (1931-1970), Nana Ama Serwaa Nyarko (1945-1977), Otumfuo Opoku Ware II (1970-1999), Nana Afia Kobi Serwaa Ampem II (1977 to date), Nana Yaa Akyaa (1880-1917), Nana Yaa Asantewaa and Otumfuo Osei Tutu II (1999 to date), the reigning Ashanti King. Others include Regalia, photographs, medals, furniture, drums and palanquins which are over two hundred years old, a battle dress which dates back to 1900 and many objects of historical significance.

The Manhyia Palace Museum is one of several stops when you book an Regional Tour with .

16/11/2016

Ready for the holidays?
Here are nine for mistakes you should avoid.

Thank us later ;)

http://www.travelandleisure.com/travel-tips/packing-tips/packing-mistake-solutions/overpack

While you won’t be seeing anything about it at the Met or the Louvre anytime soon, packing a suitcase is a true art form.

15/11/2016

You to the left and I to the right,
For the ways of men must sever-
And it well may be for a day and a night,
But whether we part,
(for our ways are past our knowing),
A pledge from the heart to its fellow heart,
On the ways we all are going!
Here's to luck!
For we know not where we are going. ~Richard Hovey

14/11/2016

You work hard so you can play harder. And what better destination for that than the sunny sandy beaches of Sao Tome and Principe? Give Adventure Junkies a call today on 020-350-2222 and book your bespoke adventure.

07/11/2016

Located in the Uaddara Barracks in Kumasi, the Kumasi Fort and Military Museum is one of few military museums in Africa. Built in 1820 by Asantehene Osei Tutu Kwamina, the resembles the coastal forts built by the colonist.
Receiving devastating damage by British forces in 1874, the Fort was rebuilt in 1897 from granite and red soil carried to Kumasi from Cape Coast.
During the Ashanti rebellion of 1900, 29 Britons were trapped in the Fort when it was surrounded by Ashanti warriors in the War of the Golden Stool, a rebellion led by the QueenMother of Ejisu, Yaa Asantewaa.
The Fort served as a temporary prison for Yaa Asantewa before her forced exile in the Seychelles.
The Fort was converted into a Museum by the British Colonial
Government.
The Kumasi Fort Museum is one of several stops when you call on
to .

07/11/2016

When in Lome, you have to experience this Waterworld Adventure! Book an weekend trip with friends and come experience the fun.

Click on the contact button in our profile and let us help you

04/11/2016

Ayekoo and thank you to the men and women who toil to feed the Nation and allow us to indulge in culinary adventures. Life would be impossible without you.

Happy from us at

04/11/2016

Okomfo Anokye was an Akuapem Priest, Statesman and Lawmaker in the late 17th Century who is credited as a cofounder of the Ashanti Empire. His Mother, Yaa Anobea was from the Ashanti Agona tribe. Legend has it that at the time of his birth, Anokye’s palms were stuck together. Later, when his palms finally split apart, it is said that two totem poles were drawn out of them. His Ancestral home is located opposite the Awukugua Chief’s Palace, and in his shrine located nearby, are two palm trees, one of which has his footprints on it from when he walked up the tree without the use of his hands. After coming to the Asantehene’s aid against the Denkyira Empire, King Osei Tutu gave land to settle on. This land was named Nzema. According to oral tradition, after the Ashanti defeated the Denkyira, Anokye called for a Golden Stool from heaven to land on Osei Tutu's lap.This stool became the unifying symbol of the Ashantis, and indeed when the stool was seized from the Ashantis by the British, led to a huge rebellion, the War of the Golden Stool, or the Yaa Asantewa War. Okomfo Anokye is often compared to the Wizard Merlin, who drove a sword in stone and prophesied that only one man would be able to draw the sword and become King of Camelot. Unlike his European counterpart however, Okomfo Anokye drove his sword into the earth and prophesied that NO ONE would ever draw it forth. It is said that he did this as a symbol of unity between the Nzema and the Ashanti following an oath preventing Ashantis from fighting the Nzema and allowing intermarriages between the two tribes with a single plantain as dowry. The sword is on display in Kumasi, at the Okomfo Anokye Sword site, where till date, no one has successfully drawn the blade. The Sword Site is one of several stops when you call on to .

03/11/2016

There are no bosses here, just great teams. Build your company's team spirit with one of our . will help you motivate and refocus your tram with trust building exercises, brainstorming sessions and much more.
Give us a call on 020-350-2222