
Attraction · Ejisu
Asante Traditional Buildings
A UNESCO World Heritage Site of ten surviving Asante shrine houses in villages near Kumasi, decorated with bas-relief and Adinkra-linked designs.
Photo: Sucram Yef · Source

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Ghana brings together coastal cities, inland communities and places to explore across sixteen regions. Start with the reviewed destination guides and build a trip around the places that interest you.
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Attraction · Ejisu
A UNESCO World Heritage Site of ten surviving Asante shrine houses in villages near Kumasi, decorated with bas-relief and Adinkra-linked designs.
Photo: Sucram Yef · Source

Waterfall · Adukrom
A seasonal rainforest waterfall in the Akuapem Hills of Okere District, Eastern Region, reached by a short marked walk from the main road.
Photo: Robertjamal12 · Source

Beach · Axim
Axim Beach is the shoreline and beachfront-resort area of Axim, a coastal town and capital of Nzema East Municipal District in Ghana's Western Region.
Photo: Jeremy Weate · Source

Attraction · Ejisu
The Besease Traditional Building, or Yaw Tano Shrine, is one of the ten surviving Asante Traditional Buildings within Ghana's 1980 UNESCO World Heritage property.
Photo: Sucram Yef · Source

Attraction · Sefwi Wiawso
Bia National Park is the 77.7 km2 northern half of the Bia Conservation Area in Western North, Ghana, a forest reserve known for primates, forest elephants and guided walks.
Photo: AmarAfshin · 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

Attraction · Bonwire
A museum and craft centre in Bonwire, the historic Kente-weaving town in the Ejisu Municipality of Ghana's Ashanti Region, about 18 km from Kumasi.
Photo: Stephen Acheampong · Source

Attraction · Bonwire
Bonwire Kente Weaving Centre is the visitor hub for kente weaving in Bonwire, Ashanti Region, where tours, weaving demonstrations and village craft shops are based.
Photo: Mwintirew · Source

Waterfall · Opersika
Boti Falls is a seasonal twin waterfall in the forest of Huhunya, Yilo Krobo Municipality, about 17 km northeast of Koforidua in Ghana's Eastern Region.
Photo: Febelix · Source

Resort · Kpandai
BowMarie Resort is a sixteen-room hospitality property off the Kete-Krachi Road near Kpandai, Northern Region, with conference, banquet, restaurant and bar facilities.
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Attraction · Odomi
The Breast Mountains are two adjacent hills inside Kyabobo National Park whose silhouette resembles a woman's breasts; the summit viewpoint on the left hill is known as 'Nipple ...
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Beach · Brenu Akyinim
Brenu Beach at Brenu Akyinim in Ghana's Central Region is a community-owned beach resort about 20 km from Cape Coast, near Elmina Castle and Kakum Rainforest.
Photo: Rebecamarta · Source

Attraction · Bunso
Bunso Eco Park, formerly the Bunso Arboretum, is a forested ecotourism park and botanical garden at Bunso in Ghana's Eastern Region.
Photo: Roland Darko · Source

Beach · Busua
Sandy Atlantic beach at Busua in Ghana's Western Region, known as the country's leading surf destination, with surf schools on the sand.
Photo: Adam Jones, Ph.D. - Global Photo Archive · Source

Resort · Busua
Beachfront resort on Busua Beach, a curved bay of nearly 2.4 km of golden sand about 30 km west of Sekondi-Takoradi in Ghana's Western Region.
Photo: Mac-Jordan Degadjor · Source

Attraction · Butre
An informal coastal footpath linking Busua and Butre in Ghana's Western Region, climbing laterite headlands above the Atlantic to Fort Batenstein and the Butre river mouth.
Photo: aripeskoe2 · 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 · Cape Coast
A coastal castle and museum confronting the history of the transatlantic slave trade.
Photo: Rjruiziii · Source

Beach · Cape Coast
Cape Coast Castle Beach is the open-access shoreline directly below Cape Coast Castle, a working fishing beach with dangerous surf and no documented visitor amenities.
Photo: Adam Jones · Source

Attraction · Cape Coast
An ethnography and archaeological museum in a wing of Cape Coast Castle, with exhibits on the transatlantic slave trade and Central Region history.
Photo: tootoo22 · Source

Attraction · Akwidaa
Cape Three Points is Ghana's southernmost tip, a fishing village and peninsula in the Western Region known for its 1875 and 1925 lighthouses.
Photo: Friedmut Abel · Source

Attraction · Akwidaa
Cape Three Points is Ghana's southernmost tip, a fishing village and peninsula in Ahanta West known for its 1875 lighthouse ruin and working 1925 tower.
Photo: Friedmut Abel · Source

Attraction · Wa
St. Andrew's Cathedral is the Roman-Rite cathedral of the Diocese of Wa, an active place of worship in Wa, Upper West Region, Ghana.
Photo: KUUBO EMMANUEL · Source

Attraction · Koforidua
The Eastern Regional office of Ghana's National Commission on Culture in Koforidua, with a craftshop, traditional training school and a reported 1,500-seat theatre.
Photo: Jude Hammond · Source