I missed the morning Safari when I arrived the park but the tour guide was willing to take me on an afternoon walk which isn't advised because of the scorching sun. Seeing as I had time as a major constraint, he took me on the walk. I was able to sight some elephants, warthogs and antelopes
Interesting place. One is bound to experience the beauty of wildlife, different cultures, people etc.
I enjoyed my visit and stay there in the Mole park guest house. Safari can not compare to East and South Africa. However the friendly guesthouse with amazing view to the waterhole, nice restaurant with a view. I did driving safari and 2 hour bird watching, with reasonable cost and few groups/people around.
Stunning and fun place to stay! ended up with baboons in my room then leaving with a packet of digestive biscuits! saw fireflies at night and elephant during the day! amazing and unforgettable experiance
I had a great time here. The food was amazing and the stuff were very friendly. Make sure to go at a time when the animals come out. Also, get a room with air condition and watch out for the baboons; they will enter your room if it is not locked.
Enjoyed the trip with my family to the Mole National Park. It's an interesting place to visit. We saw some of the animals in the wild; the different types of antelopes, guinea fowls, baboons, crocodiles, elephants and a few other animals. The villagers and workers at the park were very friendly and eager to talk about the history of the place, their belief, main occupation, source of livelihood and a lot more. I really think the Mole National Park is a place worth visiting.
Zaina Lodge is a great place to go in Mole Park even if they didn’t have elephants roaming around. We even had an elephant show up at midnight for a drink from the pool. Food is great and service is like you were coming home to family, really.
Ghana's number 1 national park. You will see different varieties of wildlife here. Motels available at affordable prices.A place not to miss when in Ghana
The most affordable safari experience. The walking tours are the best through which you can get surprisingly close to the elephants.
A nice place to be. Very interesting. I believe more can be done with technology in terms of tracking the animals to know exactly where they are.
The Mole National Park! This is what we call a park. Different species of animals to be seen there. Great safari ride. Nice tour Guides. Awesome experience you'll have when you visit.
Good place for bird watchers in Ghana especially from December to April for better visualisation of birds
A very nice place to hang out on vacations. Their safari ride is safe and reliable even though there are not so many types of animals it's still fun to see the elephants and springboks.
It's a really good place to go on vacation for a few days. The safari is also exciting and the guides are very nice and helpful
The mole national park is a nice place to be. A lot of elephants to be seen and others animals. All wild ones. There are also nice hotels to stay in and rest. The road to the park is also accessible.
The biggest national park. Great tours with the rangers. If you opt for walking safari, best to do in morning or evening. Jeep tour can be done, when available, all day.
Ghana's largest national park features the large, mostly people friendly savannah elephant, along with antelopes like kob, waterbuck, roan, hartebeest and others. Lots of colorful birds, especially liked the red bee-eater. Friendly and knowledgeable park staff give guided tours, walking, jeep, or at night. This is a Ghana must see.
You won't regret visiting the biggest game reserve in Ghana. I loved seeing all those elephants and antelopes.
All tourist in Ghana should be here, wildlife
Had a lovely time there.
Hartebeest, buffalo, hyena, elephant and many other big game.
Has a nice scenery and great for the nature lover.
We had a great time. We saw lots of elephants, monkeys, baboons, antelope, birds, crocodiles, The guest house we stayed in ran a school for 400 kids. They were eager to talk and hug us. We went to a small village making che'butter. Our guest house owner also gave us a fantastic farm tour seeing the growing of cassava, hard white yams, okra, We enjoyed a funny fruit and yams cooked in the fire in the field.