GHANA HOLIDAY REVIEWS
Ghana
A tropical wilderness filled with fantastic scenery, abundant wildlife and smiling people, the west African country of Ghana has been blessed by Mother Nature with rain forests, beautiful beaches, rolling hills and cascading waterfalls. Man has added to the attractions with the lively culture of the Ashanti people, renowned for their artistic crafts and weaving.more
A tropical wilderness filled with fantastic scenery, abundant wildlife and smiling people, the west African country of Ghana has been blessed by Mother Nature with rain forests, beautiful beaches, rolling hills and cascading waterfalls. Man has added to the attractions with the lively culture of the Ashanti people, renowned for their artistic crafts and weaving.more
Ghana - Mike Thom. Date of travel: Apr 2008
Ghana is full of friendly people, great weather, simple colourful life, vibrant, fun!
Ghana is full of friendly people, great weather, simple colourful life, vibrant, fun!
Palm Tree Paradise - Nigel Tompkins. Date of travel: Apr 2006
Once you get over the humidity, Ghana is absolutely fantastic. It is one of the more stable countries in the region and the biggest plus is that almost everyone speaks English. There is so much to do in this country and the people are eager to tell you and show you. I visited Kakum national park, the rainforest park famous for its walkway canopy between the trees. Its amazing to see the rainforest extend and extend from such a height. Kumasi was an interesting little unplanned stopover but a lively place with great people and the interesting Ashanti culture. Accra is a great place to stock up on 'westernised' goods, which I had to having been travelling in Mali and Burkina. There are plenty of bars and pubs and beach resorts around the city but I found the best beaches just west of the city past the tourist hotspot of Cape Coast, in a tiny village called Brenu Achenum. The campsite was fantastic with mouthwatering food and cheap too. In fact compared to many other countries around the area, Ghana comes out best in terms of value for money. Another highlight was the Akosombo damn which holds back the world's largest artificial lake. It is truly spectacular.
Once you get over the humidity, Ghana is absolutely fantastic. It is one of the more stable countries in the region and the biggest plus is that almost everyone speaks English. There is so much to do in this country and the people are eager to tell you and show you. I visited Kakum national park, the rainforest park famous for its walkway canopy between the trees. Its amazing to see the rainforest extend and extend from such a height. Kumasi was an interesting little unplanned stopover but a lively place with great people and the interesting Ashanti culture. Accra is a great place to stock up on 'westernised' goods, which I had to having been travelling in Mali and Burkina. There are plenty of bars and pubs and beach resorts around the city but I found the best beaches just west of the city past the tourist hotspot of Cape Coast, in a tiny village called Brenu Achenum. The campsite was fantastic with mouthwatering food and cheap too. In fact compared to many other countries around the area, Ghana comes out best in terms of value for money. Another highlight was the Akosombo damn which holds back the world's largest artificial lake. It is truly spectacular.
Clive Cox. Date of travel: Aug 2005
Great country and a great city to stay in Tema. The hotel was peaceful, the food was great and the people and staff were fantastic. They could not do enough for us. Fantastic night life, the best kept secret in Africa. Tour Operator: Flight Bargains
Great country and a great city to stay in Tema. The hotel was peaceful, the food was great and the people and staff were fantastic. They could not do enough for us. Fantastic night life, the best kept secret in Africa. Tour Operator: Flight Bargains
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