About Ghana
Welcome to the land where milk flows on beds of honey, vibrant cultures prevail, untainted beauty is the order of the day, history is upheld like a lamp to illuminate the future, stable political atmosphere is ever present, safety and security is a reality and friendliness is evident on every face. Ghana prides herself in being the golden jewel located in the heart of West Africa. The English speaking country is blessed with favorable climatic conditions and geographic placement that makes her almost insusceptible to many natural disasters.An uncountable number of attractions dot themselves all around the country, and it only makes sense to be guided around the place by those that truly understand the heritage and are also skilled in the art of relating with it. This makes Grassroots Tours the only establishment that fits the job description. Here’s is a list the many enjoyable attractions that we can guide you through.
List of Tourist Attractions in Ghana
Yes, all visitors to Ghana need a valid passport and a visa or entry permit, except for nationals of ECOWAS member countries and those from countries with specific bilateral agreements. Proof of yellow fever vaccination is also required.
Must-visit attractions in Ghana include Mole National Park, Kakum National Park, Cape Coast Castle, Elmina Castle, Wli Waterfalls, Lake Volta, and the Nzulezu Stilt Village.
Pack essentials such as your passport, visa, travel tickets, financial means, and health documents (including yellow fever vaccination). Also bring mosquito repellant, loose clothing, toiletries, medications, and items for general activities like a swimsuit and towels.
US dollars are widely recognized and can be exchanged in large cities like Accra. However, it is advisable to carry the local currency, Ghanaian cedis, for everyday transactions.
Transportation options in Ghana include domestic flights, buses, taxis, and car rentals. In major cities like Accra, ride-hailing services are also available.
Cultural experiences in Ghana include visiting historical sites like the Cape Coast and Elmina Castles, participating in local festivals, exploring traditional markets, and visiting the W.E.B. Du Bois Centre for Pan-African Culture.
Outdoor activities in Ghana include wildlife safaris in Mole National Park, canopy walks in Kakum National Park, hiking to Wli Waterfalls, and enjoying water sports at Lake Volta. Beach activities are popular at places like Labadi Beach and Busua Beach.
Yes, there are numerous volunteer opportunities in Ghana, particularly in education, healthcare, and community development. Many organizations offer programs that allow tourists to contribute positively while exploring the country.
