
Attraction · Kumasi
Centre for National Culture, Kumasi
A government-supported cultural centre in Kumasi, established in 1956, with Asante craft workshops, a gallery, a crafts shop and the Prempeh II Jubilee Museum.
Photo: Jude Hammond · 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 · Kumasi
A government-supported cultural centre in Kumasi, established in 1956, with Asante craft workshops, a gallery, a crafts shop and the Prempeh II Jubilee Museum.
Photo: Jude Hammond · Source

Hotel · Sogakope
Villa Cisneros Spa & Resort (Cisneros Villa Hotel) is an 86-room riverside hotel on the Volta River in Sogakope, South Tongu District, Volta Region, Ghana.
Photo: AtisoBright · Source

Attraction · Tamale
The Dakpema Chief's Palace is the traditional palace of the Dakpema, chief of Tamale, in Ghana's Dagbon traditional area, and a focal point for Dagbon festivals.
Photo: Samaru Samaru · Source

Attraction · Dambai
Dambai Ferry Site is the working ferry landing at Dambai, Oti Region, on the eastern bank of the Oti River, served by VLTL vessels on the Dambai–Overbank route.
Photo: Isibrahy · Source

Attraction · Dambai
VLTC's Dambai ferry carries passengers and vehicles across the Oti River (Volta Lake) in the Oti Region, linking Dambai with the opposite bank.
Photo: Isibrahy · Source

Attraction · Denu
Denu Market is the main trading market in Denu, capital of Ketu South Municipal in Ghana's Volta Region, near the Togo border town of Aflao.
Photo: Enock4seth · Source

Beach · Dixcove
Dixcove Beach is the working fishing shoreline of Dixcove in Ghana's Western Region, set below the bluff-top Fort Metal Cross.
Photo: Stig Nygaard · Source

Attraction · Akosombo
Dodi Island is an inhabited island in Lake Volta, Eastern Region, reached by a roughly two-hour cruise boat trip from Akosombo.
Photo: Hiroo Yamagata · 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.
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Attraction · Dondoli
Dondoli Mosque is a 19th-century Sudano-Sahelian earthen mosque in the Dondoli community of Wa, Upper West Region, now reported to be in partial ruins and abandoned.
Photo: Isaac Gyemfi · Source

Attraction · Elmina
A public, non-denominational colonial burial ground in Elmina, established in 1806 and holding about 70 interments, including Dutch officials and Elmina King Nana Kobina Gyan.
Photo: Fentener van Vlissingen · Source

Attraction · Besease Ejisu
Traditional Asante shrine house at Ejisu Besease, Ashanti Region, one of the ten UNESCO-listed Asante Traditional Buildings and the listing's main visitor site.
Photo: Sucram Yef · Source

Hotel · Keta
Beachfront resort hotel at Tegbi near Keta, Volta Region, with a spa, gym, rooftop terrace, restaurant, pool and gift shop.
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Resort · Keta
Beachfront hotel and resort at Tegbi-Aklamanstse near Keta, Volta Region, with 50 rooms, a restaurant, pool and conference facilities.
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Attraction · Elmina
St. George's Castle, commonly called Elmina Castle, is a 1482 Portuguese-founded castle and museum on a promontory at Elmina in Ghana's Central Region, listed by UNESCO.
Photo: Adam Jones from Kelowna, BC, Canada · Source

Attraction · Elmina
A working fishing port below Elmina Castle in Ghana's Central Region, where visitors watch pirogues land their catch, busiest at morning returns and evening departures.
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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

Hotel · Keta
A rustic beach camp behind Fort Prinzenstein in Keta, Volta Region, with reed huts, communal wash facilities, a beach bar and restaurant, and tent pitching.
Photo: Forgive Kwashie Agboada · Source

Resort · Keta
A rustic beach camp on the shoreline at Keta behind Fort Prinzenstein, with reed huts, communal wash facilities, a beach bar and restaurant, and camping permitted.
Photo: Zoomgh · Source

Attraction · Komenda
English Fort Komenda is a ruined British Gold Coast fort on the Komenda River in Ghana's Central Region, part of a UNESCO World Heritage property and in GMMB custody.
Photo: Flixtey · 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 · Beyin
Fort Apollonia is a colonial-era seafront fort at Beyin, Western Region, Ghana, housing the Museum of Nzema Culture and History since 2010.
Photo: Esthee2010 · Source

Attraction · Teshie
Fort Augustaborg (Fort Teshie) is a ruined 1787 Danish fort in Teshie, Greater Accra, listed among Ghana's UNESCO-inscribed coastal forts and castles.
Photo: Shahadusadik · Source

Attraction · Butre
Fort Batenstein is a Dutch trading fort built in 1656, now a ruin on the hill above Butre village in Ghana's Western Region, overlooking the Atlantic.
Photo: Macabe5387 · Source