Attraction · Accra
Jamestown Lighthouse
Jamestown Lighthouse is a 28 m red-and-white banded tower in Jamestown, Accra, built in 1932 to replace an 1871 lighthouse, with 112 steps to summit views.
Photo: Dan Sloan · Source
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Ghana
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 · Cape Coast
Kakum National Park
Kakum National Park is a 375 sq km protected forest near Abrafo in Ghana's Central Region, about 33 km north of Cape Coast, best known for its canopy walkway.
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Attraction · Teshie
Kane Kwei Carpentry Workshop
A working carpentry studio in Teshie, Accra, where Ga craftspeople make design coffins — abebuu adekai, "boxes with proverbs" — and welcome visitors to watch the work.
Photo: D-Stanley · Source
Attraction · Kumasi
Kejetia Market
Kejetia Market, also known as Kumasi Central Market, is a vast multi-level market in central Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana, trading Monday to Saturday.
Photo: Adam Jones, Ph.D. - Global Photo Archive · Source
Hotel · Dzelukope
Keta Beach Hotel
Keta Beach Hotel is a hotel listed at Dzelukope in the Keta Municipal District, Volta Region, with a documented swimming pool and no verified operator website, rates, or hours.
Photo: michael pollak · Source
Beach · Keta
Keta Emancipation Beach
Emancipation Beach is a Gulf of Guinea beach behind Fort Prinzenstein at Keta, Volta Region, formerly used for Emancipation Day commemorations and now run as a beach resort.
Photo: Forgive Kwashie Agboada · Source
Attraction · Keta
Keta Lagoon
Keta Lagoon is Ghana's largest lagoon and the core of the Keta Lagoon Complex Ramsar Site, a brackish coastal wetland in the Volta Region known for bird watching.
Photo: Akiwumi · Source
Attraction · Kintampo
Kintampo Canopy Walkway
A suspended canopy walkway over a valley at the Kintampo Waterfalls site in Bono East, inaugurated in April 2019 and described as Ghana's second canopy walk after Kakum.
Photo: Knowledge and philosophy · Source
Waterfall · Kintampo
Kintampo Waterfalls
Kintampo Waterfalls is a three-drop waterfall on the Pumpum River in Bono East, about 4 km north of Kintampo on the Kumasi–Tamale road.
Photo: Nkansahrexford · Source
Attraction · Koforidua
Koforidua Beads Market
A weekly Thursday beads and crafts market in Koforidua's Gallaway neighbourhood, beside Jubilee Park, described by the local assembly as one of Africa's largest bead markets.
Photo: Warmglow · Source
Beach · Komenda
Komenda Beach
Komenda Beach is a Gulf of Guinea beach in Ghana's Central Region, best known for the tunnel-like Komenda Sea Cave a few metres from Komenda College of Education.
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Attraction · Komenda
Komenda Sea Cave
A small natural sandstone sea cave on the coast west of Komenda town, reached by stairs from the Komenda College premises.
Photo: Skiet3n469 · Source
Attraction · Kpando
Kpando-Torkor Fish Market and Fisheries Complex
A working fish market on the Lake Volta shore at Kpando-Torkor, a fishing community and ferry port in Ghana's Volta Region, set within a fisheries complex.
Photo: Miss. Crampah · Source
Attraction · Kumasi
Kumasi Fort and Military Museum
A fort and military museum in Kumasi's Uaddara Barracks, tracing the Anglo-Asante wars and the Gold Coast Regiment's evolution into the Ghana Armed Forces.
Photo: Noahalorwu · Source
Attraction · Kumasi
Kumasi Zoo
Kumasi Zoo is a long-established city-centre zoological garden in central Kumasi, Ashanti Region, managed by Ghana's Wildlife Division.
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Attraction · Accra
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
Accra's memorial park and mausoleum honouring Ghana's first President, Kwame Nkrumah, and his wife Fathia, on the Old Polo Grounds.
Photo: Nardi Boobo · Source
Attraction · Nkwanta
Kyabobo National Park
A mountainous national park in Ghana's Oti Region, on the Togo border, with forest-savanna habitats, waterfalls and hiking and mountain-biking trails.
Photo: Tahiru Rajab · Source
Beach · Accra
Labadi Beach
Labadi Beach (La Pleasure Beach) is Accra's busiest beach, in the town of La near Teshie, known for weekend music, drumming and dancing, with an entrance fee for non-hotel guests.
Photo: wrcomms · Source
Resort · Teshie
Laboma Beach Resort
Laboma Beach Resort is a beachfront resort and beach club on the Atlantic coast at Teshie, Greater Accra, off the La-Teshie Road.
Photo: Ghassan Mroue · Source
Attraction · Abono
Lake Bosomtwe
Lake Bosomtwe is Ghana's only true inland natural lake, set in a million-year-old meteorite crater about 30 km south-east of Kumasi, in the Ashanti Region.
Photo: Noahalorwu · Source
Attraction · Abono
Lake Bosomtwe Boat Trips
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
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Attraction · Abono
Lake Bosomtwe Crater Rim Trail
A forested hiking route on the crater rim above Lake Bosomtwe, Ghana's only natural inland lake, starting near Abono about 30 km south-east of Kumasi.
Photo: Alexandre Ultré · Source
Attraction · Abono
Lake Bosomtwe Information Centre
Community information centre at Abono, the main shoreline settlement and entry point to Lake Bosomtwe, Ghana's only true inland lake, set in a meteorite impact crater.
Photo: Alexandre Ultré · Source
Attraction · Dambai
Lake Volta Boat Ride Experience
The Dambai lakefront and ferry point on the Oti River arm of Lake Volta, where a working river crossing doubles as a scenic boat and canoe experience.
Photo: INUSAH GANIYU · Source
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Sources and checks
- Name: microdata.statsghana.gov.gh · Checked September 23, 2026
- Description: microdata.statsghana.gov.gh · Checked September 23, 2026