Ghana: Africa’s
Golden Heart
Why Ghana Should Be Your Next Adventure
Nicknamed the „Gold Coast“ of Africa, Ghana is one of West Africa’s most captivating destinations — and one of its best-kept secrets. From the pulsing energy of Accra to the timeless shores of Cape Coast, every corner of this country radiates warmth, history, and soul.
Ghana has long been celebrated as one of Africa’s safest and most welcoming travel destinations. The people greet strangers with open arms — and a word you’ll hear everywhere: „Akwaaba.“ It means welcome, and they mean it.
Whether you’re drawn by the haunting legacy of the coastal slave castles, the majestic wildlife of Mole National Park, or simply the irresistible smell of jollof rice on a street corner — Ghana will leave an imprint on your heart that never fades.
„Ghana doesn’t just welcome tourists — it embraces them as family. You arrive a stranger and leave feeling you’ve come home.“
— Koyo Travel Tour
Must-See Destinations
6 Experiences You Cannot Miss
Cape Coast Castle
A UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most emotionally powerful places in the world. Walk through the „Door of No Return“ and feel the weight of history. Visit in the morning to beat the crowds.
📍 Cape Coast
Mole National Park
Ghana’s largest protected reserve — 4,840 sq km of open savanna teeming with elephants, antelopes, warthogs and over 300 bird species. The best safari experience in West Africa.
📍 Northern Ghana
Ashanti Kingdom, Kumasi
The cultural soul of Ghana. Explore the Manhyia Palace Museum, lose yourself in the sprawling Kejetia Market, and witness the vibrant pride of Ashanti heritage firsthand.
📍 Kumasi
Labadi Beach, Accra
The heartbeat of Accra’s social scene. White sands, fresh coconuts, live drumming, and spectacular sunsets — this is where Ghanaians and travelers come together for pure joy.
📍 Accra
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
A tribute to Ghana’s founding father and the man who led the country to become the first sub-Saharan nation to gain independence in 1957. A powerful and moving landmark in central Accra.
📍 Central Accra
Boti Waterfalls
A hidden paradise in the Eastern Region — twin waterfalls cascading through lush rainforest. One of the most photographed natural wonders in Ghana and a perfect day trip from Accra.
📍 Eastern Region
Taste of Ghana
Flavours You’ll Dream About
Jollof Rice
The iconic West African dish — smoky, spiced tomato rice. The Ghana vs Nigeria debate rages on!
Fufu & Soup
Pounded cassava and plantain served with rich groundnut or palm soup. Eat with your right hand.
Banku & Tilapia
Fermented corn dough paired with grilled tilapia and fiery pepper sauce. A coastal classic.
Kelewele
Spiced fried plantain — sweet, spicy, addictive. A must-try street snack, found everywhere at dusk.
Waakye
Rice and beans cooked together, served with stew, fried plantain, and gari. A beloved breakfast.
Red Red
Black-eyed peas in palm oil stew, served with fried plantain. Vegetarian-friendly and delicious.
Plan Your Trip
Essential Travel Information
Best Time to Visit
November to March — dry season with warm, sunny weather. Perfect for beaches, national parks, and cultural festivals.
Visa Requirements
Most European & American travelers require a visa. Apply at your local Ghanaian embassy 10–20 days in advance. All African countries now travel visa-free.
Getting Around
Use Bolt or Uber in cities. VIP buses between regions. Private drivers are ideal for day trips and first-time visitors.
Currency & Money
Ghanaian Cedi (GHS). Withdraw from ATMs on arrival — Stanbic Bank allows larger withdrawals. Carry local currency for markets.
Language
English is the official language. Locals also speak Twi, Ewe, Ga and many regional dialects. Learn „Akwaaba“ — it will earn you instant smiles.
Safety
Ghana is consistently ranked one of Africa’s safest countries for travelers. Petty theft occurs in crowded areas — keep valuables secure.
Ready to Discover Ghana?
Let Koyo Travel Tour craft your perfect Ghanaian adventure — from Accra’s vibrant streets to the wilderness of the north.