Upon touring the significant locations associated with the trans-Atlantic slave trade, guests gain a perspective on human geography and develop a commitment to combat social inequality. Taking this pledge against social injustice becomes a personal duty in our quest for human tolerance. Following this, a trip to the Kakum forest offers a refreshing environment for visitors to unwind after a 30-minute journey and a walk through history, providing an intimate interaction with pristine nature. The journey from Kakum includes a stop at the international beehive center, where visitors learn about the gentle bees and have a chance to sample freshly produced honey.