Coconut Beach Resort Elmina
Coconut Grove Beach Resort is located on a sandy beach on Ghana's Cape Coast five minutes drive from Elmina Castle. Rooms are clean and c... Read more
The standout success story of West Africa, Ghana is prosperous and one of the continent’s most culturally vibrant places.
While its tropical forests and rugged deserts contrast with golden beaches and fishing villages, there is a depth to the country’s culture that is exciting and worth delving into with more than 100 ethnic groups living side by side variously practicing Christian, Muslim and traditional African religions.
Festivals are an important part of the Ghanaian experience. The Ashanti people celebrate regularly with vibrant processions combining ancient rituals, storytelling, music and dance and on an A&K journey you’ll be invited behind the scenes of a festival, for a stirring cultural encounter.
Despite its vibrant art scene, ceremonial practices, rich textile traditions and beautiful natural landscapes, Ghana also has a dark history, immortalised in the string of forts which dot the coastline. These are haunting reminders of the slave trade, which saw over ten million Africans shipped across the Atlantic between the 17th and 19th centuries, but an important part of understanding modern Ghana.
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Coconut Grove Beach Resort is located on a sandy beach on Ghana's Cape Coast five minutes drive from Elmina Castle. Rooms are clean and c... Read more
Set in lush tropical gardens in the heart of historic Ashanti, the Golden Tulip Kumasi City is ideally situated in Dakodwon, one of the c... Read more
Set amidst tropical landscaped gardens, overlooking one of Ghana’s most beautiful beaches is the famous Labadi Beach Hotel. The hotel, wh... Read more
The best time to travel to Ghana is from October to April, as well as July and August.
