Mole National Park Travel Guide: Top Sights in Ghana, Tours & Travel

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Mole National Park- Travel Tips What to See, How to Plan & Tours: Natural Scenery; Ghana; 5 Reviews

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Suggested Duration: 48 hours

Mole National Park, located in Ghana's Savannah region, spans 4,577 square kilometers and is home to a variety of wildlife, including elephants, hippos, and numerous antelope species. The park, established as a wildlife refuge in 1958 and later designated as a national park, is known for its diverse ecosystems, ranging from savanna to riparian areas. It is also home to over 340 bird species, making it an important site for birdwatching. While the park faces challenges such as poaching and underfunding, it remains a key location for wildlife study and offers visitors an opportunity to experience safari tours, with facilities including West Africa's first luxury safari lodge.

Operators offering tours in Ghana

Happy Explore Safari *

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Reviews of Mole National Park

Ruth Abugpoka Ayorigya

5
Reviewed: 2024-09-21

Natural tourist site which is worth the visit. The place has a nice scenery.
Chimezie Odukwu

5
Reviewed: 2024-07-27

Mole national park is a place to be. The park is located in the savanna land tourism in Ghana. Imole national park is a very large park where you can find different kind of animal for tourism such as buffalo, elephant, loin, entelope, leopard, and so on. Imole is one of the best natural park in Ghana. They have a place to play tennis ball, basketball, gym, football, and so on. In This mole, there is a good restaurant where people go and eat whatever they want. In the restaurant, there is cool drinks, meat pie, burgers and many more. There is a place for children to stay and play their games and catch other fun. Imole international park is a place of relation. Try to visit the park and have a good fun.
Sophia Kemeh

4
Reviewed: 2024-07-09

We stayed in the 3 bed family room and it was very spacious. I personally loved the locally made shea butter hotel soaps they provided each room. They had American and Ghanaian food and provided large portion sizes. The reviews about baboons stealing your food is very accurate. It makes for a memorable dining experience. Highly recommend you do both the drive and walking safari. Recommend spending 1-2 nights there.
Kieran Turnbull

5
Reviewed: 2024-04-29

An incredible experience getting to be up close with elephants. Friendly stuff and very knowledgeable rangers. Highly recommend
Sara Della Santa

3
Reviewed: 2024-03-04

Taxi from Larabanga to the park: 40-50 cedis. Entrance to the park 46 cedis (prices on their website are not updated). Safaris are from 7:00-9:00, 11:00-13:00, 15:30-17:30 or the night safari 19:00-21:00. For walking safari you only pay 12 cedis per hour per person (so 24 cedis in total), for jeep safari you rent the car for 200 cedis per hour (so 400 for the 2 hours, you can’t do less). You can share the jeep with 7, so at the end the price is reasonable. Maybe I was unlucky, I don’t know, but in the 2 hours we didn’t see much, just 1 elephant, some monkeys and some antelopes. Other people told me as well they didn’t see much. Some guys went camping for 2 nights in the park and saw nothing. From the swimming pool of the motel you can actually see more, as elephants go to the pool below to drink.. but of course they are very far. I don’t understand why we didn’t go there with the jeep since apparently elephants are always there. Tbh I was very disappointed and wouldn’t go back again.