Aborigines Beach Resort

Aborigines Beach Resort is a beachfront resort in Keta, in the Keta Municipal District of Ghana's Volta Region, set on the coastal strip facing the Atlantic Ocean. Its own website describes a grounds of towering palms and lush gardens, with an outdoor swimming pool, an open-air bar and restaurant, outdoor summer huts with sea views, a kids playground, and gardens and reflection spaces. The resort also lists conference and meeting facilities and a weddings and events venue, and free parking.

For visitors, the appeal is largely the combination of beachfront setting and on-site activity. The resort's own site lists a water sports centre offering jet skiing, boat riding and beach quad biking, notes surfable waves, and mentions a petting zoo. It presents itself under the categories of boat experience, family friendly, nature and recreation.

Accommodation runs from Standard Rooms through to a Royal Suite, with some rooms having private patios. Room features listed include DSTV, air conditioning and a double bed. The website lists a Standard Room at GH₵650 per night for two guests. A 2019 ModernGhana report on a music deal signed at the resort described 28 rooms at that time, in executive, twin and standard deluxe categories, and named Mitch Woollams as CEO of Aborigines Promotions and Aborigines Beach Resort.

Practical details: the resort is on Beach Road, Keta, with a listed address of Keta Beach Link, VK-0034-2583. Contact details are +233 540 272 600 (alternatively 054 027 2600) and [email protected], with the front desk listed as open 24 hours, Monday to Sunday. The website is aboriginesbeachresort.net.

One point is unresolved. The resort's own site states it has operated since 2013, while the 2019 news report says it was established in the early 2000s. Visitors should treat the founding date as disputed. Room rates, activity availability and opening arrangements are also subject to change, so confirm directly before travelling.