Mole & the Savannah Region
Savannah Region · Wildlife · Savannah · Culture
Savannah wildlife at Mole National Park, the ancient Larabanga mosque and the culture of Ghana's north, reached via Tamale.
About Mole & the Savannah Region
Mole National Park is Ghana's largest wildlife reserve and one of the most affordable safaris in Africa. Walking safaris with armed rangers often get you close to elephants, especially in the dry season, along with antelope, baboons and warthogs.
Nearby Larabanga has one of the oldest mosques in West Africa, built in the Sudano-Sahelian style. Further north are the Paga crocodile ponds near the Burkina Faso border.
Travel tips
Fly from Accra to Tamale (about an hour), then drive around three hours to Mole. The dry season, roughly November to April, is the best time for seeing elephants.
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Things to see in Mole & the Savannah Region
Tours in and around Mole & the Savannah Region
Where to stay in Mole & the Savannah Region
Mole Motel
Inside Mole National Park
Pool · Restaurant · Waterhole views
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From $30 per night (indicative)
Zaina Lodge
Mole National Park
Pool · Restaurant · Game drives
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From $300 per night (indicative)
