All Attractions

Gomoa Fetteh Beach is, about an hour west of Accra you will find a fantastic beach that is rarely visited. This town, perched on a hillside, slopes down to two lovely sandy beaches. Gomoa Fetteh is a coastal town in the Central Region of Ghana,  It is generally known for fishing however, over the years it’s long, clean stretch of Read more…

Rattray Park is a purpose built recreational ground located in Kumasi. The park was named after Robert Sutherland Rattray, CBE, known as Captain R.S. Rattray (1881-1938). What makes this park an attraction is that it has been designed to provide a chilled and relaxing environment for residents of Kumasi to come and escape the hustle of bustle of the city. Read more…

Where is the Gambaga Escarpment in Ghana? Gambaga Escarpment also called Gambaga Scarp, line of cliffs along the Volta River basin, northeastern Ghana, western Africa. What is the Gambaga Escarpment? Gambaga Escarpment forms the elevated northern boundary of the Volta River basin and the eastern section of the granite plateaus of Wa and Mamprusi. To the south is another narrow Read more…

Paga Crocodile Pond also known as Zenga Crocodile Pond  is inhabited by West African crocodiles  and considered to be the friendliest crocodiles in the world as tourists are able to pet the reptiles. However, if you are planning on doing this please take direction from the guide. The crocodiles are friendly as they are well looked after , it has become Read more…

Wesley Methodist Cathedral is an attraction worth taking a picture off and just seeing when in Kumasi. Its one of the oldest churches in Kumasi with a very picturesque building. This is a working church with regular services taking place. If you are going inside to worship take a look the brilliant dark mahogany balconies seats which add to the Read more…

Kids and adults alike love to use the word big to express something that is not the usual size. Well The Big Tree is no exception, this tree names The Big Tree is located in Akim Oda and is  must-see to believe just looking at pictures or even videos only gives you the view from behind a lens. How old Read more…

Designed like a sturdy fortress-like structure with its rectangular bell tower. Located in the hearth of Accra’s business district, the cathedral offers some tranquillity from the city bustle. Built in 1894 this Anglican Church is functional church in Accra however, the red brick structure is similar to the style of Churches usually found in England and was built by the Read more…

The Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum and memorial park is located in downtown Accra. The park was built to honour Kwame Nkrumah (1909 – 27 April 1972) who led Ghana to independence from Britain in 1957 and served as its first prime minister and president. The two main features of Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum are the museum and the mausoleum. The mausoleum is Read more…

The Asante Kingdom was one of the richest and most powerful states on the African continent. Today, one of the few vestiges of this once flourishing kingdom are ten traditional shrines believed to have been built in the nineteenth century. Scattered in villages to the north and northeast of Kumasi in central Ghana, these earthen buildings demonstrate some of the Read more…

This is a place that everyone needs to get their picture taken when in Accra. If you are traveling down from Waa for a few days of flying in from Europe when in Accra you can not leave without at least getting a picture in Black Star Square. The Square was built to celebrate the independence of Ghana so here Read more…