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Attraction · Elmina
A private museum in Elmina, Central Region, interpreting the history of the Belanda Hitam — African soldiers recruited on the Dutch Gold Coast for the Netherlands East Indies Army.
Photo: Fentener van Vlissingen · Source
Attraction · Axim
Portuguese-built fort begun in 1515 on a rocky promontory at Axim, later a Dutch Gold Coast stronghold and now a UNESCO-listed state-owned site open to the public.
Photo: Jesuraj Alakassery · Source
Attraction · Ho
Ho Airport (ICAO: DGAH) is a GACL-operated regional airport serving Ho in Ghana's Volta Region, opened to commercial traffic in December 2021.
Photo: archer10 (Dennis) · Source
Attraction · Takoradi
Takoradi Market Circle is a long-established market in Takoradi, Western Region, whose 2020 redevelopment has been stalled since early 2023.
Photo: Canny Kay · Source
Attraction · Larabanga
A community-run eco-village on the edge of Mole National Park near Larabanga, offering guided village tours, canoe safaris and cultural performances.
Photo: Shahadusadik · Source
Attraction · Tamale
Tamale Central Market is a major market in Tamale, Northern Region, Ghana, with Aboabo and Dakurili sections selling food, crafts and clothing.
Photo: Ghana Decides · Source
Attraction · Ho
A GMMB-run ethnographic museum in Ho, Volta Region, opened in 1973 in the former Office of the Regional House of Chiefs.
Photo: Prempy · Source
Attraction · Daboya
The stretch of the White Volta (Nakambe) flowing past Daboya in the Savannah Region, known for village-paddled boat trips, birdlife and salt-harvesting beaches.
Photo: Hasslaebetch · Source
Attraction · Amedzofe
A suspended forest canopy walkway at Ote Waterfalls in Amedzofe, Volta Region, reached by a steep guided trail of roughly 259 concrete steps.
Photo: Efo Komla · Source
Attraction · Bolgatanga
Bolgatanga Market is the large central market of Bolgatanga, Upper East Region, held every three days and known for crafts including baskets, leather goods and smocks.
Photo: Adam Jones, Ph.D. - Global Photo Archive · Source
Beach · Butre
Butre Beach, also called Coconut Beach, is the narrow palm-fringed beach at the fishing village of Butre in Ghana's Western Region, where the Butre River meets the Atlantic.
Photo: benketaro · Source
Attraction · Akosombo
Dodi World runs cruises on Lake Volta at Akosombo aboard the three-deck MV Dodi Princess II, sailing to Dodi Island with live band music and water sports.
Photo: Celestinesucess · Source
Beach · Akwidaa
A roughly 300 m almond-shaded beach in a small protected bay between Akwidaa and Katakor, near Cape Three Points, Western Region, home to Ezile Bay Ecolodge.
Photo: aripeskoe2 · Source
Attraction · Axim
Portuguese-built fort begun in 1515 at Axim, Western Region, now a UNESCO-listed state monument managed by the Ghana Museums and Monuments Board and closed since 18 December 2025.
Photo: Jesuraj Alakassery · Source
Attraction · Abono
Boat trips from the Abono shoreline on Lake Bosomtwe, Ghana's only true inland lake, using the traditional flat wooden padua rather than dugout canoes.
Photo: Alexandre Ultré · Source
Attraction · Kumasi
A sacred Asante landmark on the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital grounds in Kumasi, centred on a sword tradition holds was planted by Okomfo Anokye.
Photo: Caupolicaningles · Source
Attraction · Doryumu
Shai Hills Resource Reserve is a Forestry Commission–managed wildlife reserve of savannah and granite hills about 50 km from Accra, known for baboons, caves and hiking trails.
Photo: daSupremo · Source
Attraction · Shiare
Shiare, the "Hanging Village", is a roughly 900-year-old Akyode settlement of rock-and-clay terraced houses in the Breast Mountains, Oti Region.
Photo: Dapsonishmeal · Source
Attraction · Sirigu
SWOPA is a community-based women's craft organisation in Sirigu, Upper East Region, founded in 1997, with a visitor centre, gallery, workshop and guesthouse.
Photo: shawnzam · Source
Beach · Takoradi
Sports Club Beach is a beach in Takoradi, Western Region, Ghana, described as lying behind the Atlantic Hotel and named for the adjacent Takoradi Sports Club.
Photo: Angel Lite Photography · Source
Attraction · Tafi Atome
A community-run sacred grove in Tafi Atome, Volta Region, protecting Mona monkeys and offering guided forest walks, village tours and a guesthouse.
Photo: Mike Norton · Source
Attraction · Tafi Atome
Reception and information centre for the Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary and Cultural Village in the Volta Region, where guides, souvenirs and a rustic guesthouse are arranged.
Photo: Mike Norton · Source
Attraction · Tafi Atome
The fetish shrine inside the sacred grove at Tafi Atome, Volta Region, where mona monkeys are protected by tradition and the shrine core is closed to all but the fetish priest.
Photo: Mike Norton · Source
Attraction · Tafi Agome
Community-run sacred grove in Tafi Atome, Volta Region, protecting Mona monkeys and offering guided forest walks and cultural village experiences.
Photo: Mike Norton · Source
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