
Accra is a great metropolitan city! Very safe, friendly locals and great bars and restaurants! Amazing hotels
I loved my experience as the locals were incredibly friendly, the food was fantastic and the sights were amazing.
is a beautiful place to be, weather is good, no much rain, few clouds, sunny sky.


large and elegant 19th Century colonial buildings to skyscrapers and apartment blocks made of concrete, glass and steel in the 1970s. I visit ones when I was a traveling for work ,

Akwaaba! The Ghanaian capital, Accra, is a chaotic-but-intriguing representation of modern Ghana. While it lacks some of the hospitality and beauty of the rest of the country, it serves as the business and international hub as well as the jumping point for domestic travels. It is a city full of contrast, with street food and gourmet meals, glitz and poverty, traditional wraps and designer brands all being presented side by side. Accra offers an intense yet fascinating look at modern Ghana, and so long as you can see past the mess, you can even learn to love it.

Welcome to Ghana, the glamorous West African country, rich in history, diverse culture, beautiful landscape, clean beaches, natural forests, and many more exciting sights, events, adventure, and activities. Yes, welcome to African's friendliest nation. From the first day you set foot on Ghanaian soil, you will enjoy the genuine love and warmth of the people... yes, the special welcome that will definitely make you feel at home, away from home. Once again Akwaaba!!!Accra is the capital of Ghana, and the place most tourists begin their trips. I wouldn't spend too much time, here, as there are many other cities with a lot more to do that are a lot less hectic, although a trip to the Cultural Cente, James Town, and the various markets is a good way to spend your time here.










Welcome to Ghana, the glamorous West African country, rich in history, diverse culture, beautiful landscape, clean beaches, natural forests, and many more exciting sights, events, adventure, and activities. Yes, welcome to African's friendliest nation. From the first day you set foot on Ghanaian soil, you will enjoy the genuine love and warmth of the people... yes, the special welcome that will definitely make you feel at home, away from home. Once again Akwaaba!!!

Accra is the capital of Ghana, and the place most tourists begin their trips. I wouldn't spend too much time, here, as there are many other cities with a lot more to do that are a lot less hectic, although a trip to the Cultural Cente, James Town, and the various markets is a good way to spend your time here.

While working for a non-profit (NGO) with Fearless Planet I was introduced to Ghana. This was one of the best places I have been to, it changed my life forever. I was fortunate to meet so many incredible people that will now be part of my family. The history of the slave trade was heartbreaking but a MUST for all to experience if given the chance to visit this land.
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