Attraction · Keta
Cape St. Paul Lighthouse
Cape St. Paul Lighthouse is a red-and-white metal lighthouse built in 1901 on the beach at Woe near Keta, between the Keta Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean.

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The Volta Region rewards travellers who like their scenery with a story attached. In the north, around Liati Wote, the Agumatsa Range rises sharply: Mount Afadja (Afadjato) is climbed on a guided 3 km summit trail of about 1.5 to 2 hours, with Aduadu Mountain usually added as an extension beyond the summit. The same trailhead, the Afadjato-Tagbo Eco-Tourism Reception Centre, arranges hikes to Tagbo Falls, whose sacred stream is crossed three times by bridges on the forest path.
Further south, the region turns cultural and coastal. Tafi Abuife is a small Ewe kente-weaving community where you can watch weavers at work and buy cloth directly, while Tafi Atome protects mona and patas monkeys in a sacred grove. Amedzofe offers Mount Gemi and its summit cross, plus the canopy walkway at Ote Waterfalls, reached by roughly 259 concrete steps. Along the water, Keta Lagoon is Ghana's largest lagoon and a Ramsar wetland known for bird watching, with the partly ruined 1784 Danish Fort Prinzenstein nearby. Markets at Ho, Denu, Aflao and Kpando-Torkor show the region at work, and the Lower Volta Bridge at Sogakope carries the N1 across the river.
Good to know
Plan around the wetter months if you intend to hike, and check trail and walkway conditions before setting out, as some routes are steep and guided. Community-run sites such as the Tafi Atome sanctuary and the Liati Wote reception centre arrange guides on arrival, so allow time and carry cash. Distances between the hills, the coast and the markets are real, so group places by area rather than trying to see everything in a day. Ho Airport serves the region, and the N1 crosses the Volta at Sogakope, but many travellers move between towns by road. For the Anyanui to Ada Foah boat trip, confirm departures locally beforehand.
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Attraction · Keta
Cape St. Paul Lighthouse is a red-and-white metal lighthouse built in 1901 on the beach at Woe near Keta, between the Keta Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean.
Attraction · Dabala
Dabala Market is one of the two major markets in the South Tongu District of Ghana's Volta Region, trading on a five-day cycle.
Attraction · Tongo
Dzemeni Fish Market is a lake-side fish, livestock and grain market at Dzemeni (Tongor Dzemeni) on the Volta Lake in Ghana's South Dayi District, held on a five-day cycle.
Attraction · Dzita
Community-linked sea turtle conservation and viewing site on the coast at Dzita, Anloga District, Volta Region, with nesting roughly September to March.
Attraction · Dzodze
Dzodze is the Anlo-Ewe administrative capital of Ketu North Municipal District in the Volta Region, a living town known for palm cultivation and the annual Deza (Palm) Festival.
Attraction · Fesi
A pottery and ceramic craft site at Fesi in the Kpando Municipal area of Ghana's Volta Region, listed by the municipal assembly among its cultural heritage assets.
Attraction · Hedzranawo
A heritage museum in Hedzranawo, Volta Region, interpreting the transatlantic slave trade through excavated finds, shackles and an underground vault.
Attraction · Hohoe
Hohoe Market, or Hohoe Central Market, is the principal trading centre of Hohoe, capital of Hohoe Municipality in the Volta Region, trading rice, yam, fish, maize and fruits.
Attraction · Hohoe
Municipal multi-purpose sports stadium in Hohoe, Volta Region, opened 30 November 2024, with a FIFA-standard AstroTurf pitch and home to Hohoe United.
Attraction · Kpetoe
Kente Village Kpetoe is a planned, still-uncompleted kente weaving centre and cultural tourism project at Kpetoe in Ghana's Volta Region, not an operating attraction.
Attraction · Keta
A community mural project painting roughly 300 metres of KETASCO's perimeter wall at Dzelukope, Keta, as an open-air "museum without doors" depicting Keta and Anlo heritage.
Attraction · Keta
Birdwatching on the Keta Lagoon Complex Ramsar Site in the Volta Region, a brackish lagoon with boat access to bird-breeding islands.
Attraction · Keta
Keta Lagoon Complex Ramsar Site is a Ramsar-listed coastal wetland in the Keta area of Ghana's Volta Region, noted for birdlife, mangroves and its brackish lagoon.
Attraction · Keta
Small, undeveloped sand islands in Ghana's largest lagoon, reached by locally arranged boat from Keta town and known for birdwatching in the Keta Lagoon Ramsar site.
Attraction · Keta
Keta Lagoon Complex Ramsar Site is a 1,200 km² coastal wetland in the Volta Region, Ghana's largest lagoon and a key East Atlantic Flyway waterbird site.
Attraction · Keta
Keta Market is a long-established open-air market in Keta town, Volta Region, known for fish, salt, vegetables and Keta shallots.
Attraction · Keta
A municipal parks department office and public green space at 131 Ketasco Street, Keta, notable for its memorial statue of former President Jerry John Rawlings.
Attraction · Keta
An old Catholic convent in Keta, Volta Region, associated with the Missionary Sisters of Our Lady of Apostles and long linked to girls' education in the area.
Attraction · Atiteti
Community-run sea turtle conservation and turtle-watching activity on the Anlo-Keta coast, within the Keta Lagoon Complex Ramsar Site in the Volta Region.
Attraction · Keta
The Keta Sea Defense Project Site in the Volta Region marks the coastal engineering scheme built to protect and stabilise the shoreline from Horvi/Hlorve to Keta.
Attraction · Kpando
A mountain-top recreation site above Kpando in the Volta Region, with a zipline, canopy walk, hiking trail and a telescope view over Lake Volta.
Attraction · Kpando
Kpando Market is the largest market in Kpando Municipal District, Volta Region, trading on a five-day cycle and drawing buyers from several surrounding districts.
Attraction · Kpando
A women's pottery cooperative and craft centre in Fesi, Kpando, Volta Region, founded in 1998, where pots are hand-built and smoke-blackened.
Attraction · Kpando
Guided boat trips on Lake Volta leave from Kpando Torkor, a fishing and ferry landing point in Kpando Municipal, Volta Region, run by Emo Guide Service.