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Nzulezo Village<br />
A unique place in Ghana, the name translates to “surface<br />
of water” and this is what you’ll get a village built on the<br />
water using stilts. The village can only be reached by<br />
canoe or motorboat and makes for an excellent day trip<br />
from Ghana. A great place to just laze around, take in the<br />
sea views and spot wildlife.<br />
Busua Beach<br />
A beautiful beach that is popular among locals and<br />
tourists. It’s the ideal place experience a bit of Ghanaian<br />
culture and relax. At the beach you’ll find Ghanaian<br />
musicians, locally prepared seafood, a relaxed vibe, and<br />
souvenir stands. There are many luxury resorts located<br />
nearby so you’ll never be out of options if you decide to<br />
spend a few days here.<br />
Cape Coast<br />
Cape Coast is the former European colonial capital and<br />
historically significant city. The city was once the largest<br />
slave trading centre in <strong>Africa</strong> where slaves would be held<br />
before being transported. Today Cape Coast is a small<br />
fishing town, but remnants of its dark past remain. One<br />
such place is Cape Coast castle, a 17th century castle that<br />
has now been converted to a museum.<br />
Kakum National Park<br />
The Kakum National park is one of Ghana’s biggest<br />
attractions. Visitors can expect to see <strong>Africa</strong>n elephants,<br />
buffaloes, meerkats, civets and several hundred bird<br />
species. Within the park you’ll find a canopy walk set 30<br />
metres above ground level and 400 metres in length but<br />
for a deeper exploration of the park we re<strong>com</strong>mend hiring<br />
a ranger or guide.<br />
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