AviaBird Tour of the Central Region
We give you highlights of some places of interest in the Central Region....Enjoy!!!
One Of The Best Resort In Ghana That No One Talks About//AXIM Beach Resort
Axim Beach Resort is in Axim, a fishing community in the western region of Ghana. When you go through the town of Axim, you see faces of people who are welcoming and friendly. Since it’s a fishing community, you’ll see a lot of people, including children, at the beach going about their business of catching and selling fish. Axim Beach resort is a spectacle to behold. Starting from the entrance of the resort to the reception, one is welcomed into a serene environment that promises nothing but relaxation and connection with nature.
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Apam - Ghana
The coastal town of Apam, in the Central Region of Ghana. The shot is taken from the battlements of Fort Lijdzaamheid/Patience.
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Journey to the less privileged town. APAM - Years After of Colonization
I’m this video, I share the story and scenery of APAM - A less privileged town in Ghana, Africa. This is how the town looks after years of colonization by the Portuguese.
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Sankofa Imports at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
End of the day glamour shots of my queen.
Sankofa Imports is at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
We stayed here when we were in Apam placing our feet on our property for the first time.
We really enjoyed our stay here and we had sweet visions of what it will be like when we will be living in our house on our property just 3/4 of a mile down the beach.
We loved the constant breeze, the steep beach, the shallow to semi deep water, the point break waves, the tall coconut trees, the cabanas, the hammocks, the sunrise and sunset.
It was so quiet and peaceful.
Sankofa Imports at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
Don't be selfie stickin me when I'm selfie stickin you.
Strolling around the layout of the resport.
Sankofa Imports is at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
We stayed here when we were in Apam placing our feet on our property for the first time.
We really enjoyed our stay here and we had sweet visions of what it will be like when we will be living in our house on our property just 3/4 of a mile down the beach.
We loved the constant breeze, the steep beach, the shallow to semi deep water, the point break waves, the tall coconut trees, the cabanas, the hammocks, the sunrise and sunset.
It was so quiet and peaceful.
Sankofa Imports at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
Our first sunset in Apam, Ghana.
We can't wait to experience it day in and day out when we start residing on our land in Apam, Ghana.
Sankofa Imports is at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
We stayed here when we were in Apam placing our feet on our property for the first time.
We really enjoyed our stay here and we had sweet visions of what it will be like when we will be living in our house on our property just 3/4 of a mile down the beach.
We loved the constant breeze, the steep beach, the shallow to semi deep water, the point break waves, the tall coconut trees, the cabanas, the hammocks, the sunrise and sunset.
It was so quiet and peaceful.
Sankofa Imports at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
Me trying to body surf.
I could spend hours every day doing this and prayerfully we'll have the house built sooner than later so that I can do it every day for hours.
I am sure that my time in the water will be progressive from body to boogie to board.
Sankofa Imports is at the Blue Diamond Beach and Spa Resort in Apam, Ghana.
We stayed here when we were in Apam placing our feet on our property for the first time.
We really enjoyed our stay here and we had sweet visions of what it will be like when we will be living in our house on our property just 3/4 of a mile down the beach.
We loved the constant breeze, the steep beach, the shallow to semi deep water, the point break waves, the tall coconut trees, the cabanas, the hammocks, the sunrise and sunset.
It was so quiet and peaceful.
Ghana Vlog | Road Trip to Apam in Central Region | Life In Ghana | YayraRose
Hi everyone. Here comes a spontaneous Beautiful escape and drive through to the central Region of Ghana
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A PARADISE in GHANA?😃 | Solent Villas Resort #solent villas resort
The incredible Solent Villas Resort. Perfect holiday destination at Abrekum near Apam in Central Region of Ghana.
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TOP 12 BEACHES IN GHANA YOU MUST VISIT
Beaches are one of the top tourists. There is always a reason one will love to visit the beach and to that, there are top 12 beaches in Ghana you would love to visit.
1.La Pleasure Beach.
La Pleasure Beach is popularly known as Labadi beach is Ghana’s most popular beach. Located at the western edge of Accra with some of Ghana’s finest Hotels for visitors who want to stay close to the sea. Entrance fee to those not staying in the hotels is charge. Labadi beach is also noted for hosting events and major entertainment shows on public holidays.
The beach has infrastructure and facilities that will make visitor enjoy their visit like, bathrooms, changing rooms, restaurants, bars, and many others. Free safe to visit Ghana’s most popular beach.
2.Bojo Beach.
Bojo beach is the most popular private beach in Ghana, with luxury and exotic pleasure. The private beach offers you world-class resort amenities including hotel accommodation and unrivaled service. Bojo Beach is 12 miles away from Accra and 13 miles away from the international airport. Free private parking space for visitors coming with their cars. The beach has been operating since 2013.
3.Fete beach.
This is the beach for Instagrammable travelers and visitors who want luxury beaches. Located just an hour drive from west Accra. Fete is a small beach town located at a hillside that slopes down to the sandy beach. Fete beach is close to a fishing village called Senya Beraku. This is one of the instagrammable beaches in Ghana and a must-visit beach in 2020.
4.Kokrobiti Beach.
For those who love the genre of music, Kokrobiti is the best beach to visit in Ghana. Though geographically close to Accra (25km), the beach feels as if it is a world away from the hustle and bustle of the big city. It’s an ideal place if you want a hide-out for any personal reason. At night, Kokrobiti beach turns more fun with bonfire celebrations with song, dance, and drummin
5.Sakomono Beach.
Sakomono beach is one of the popular beaches in Ghana and some parts of the shore is rocky, which makes it fun when visiting the beach. For music lovers, this is the beach you must visit. It features extensive picturesque rocky shore. It’s the closest beach to the Tema port.
6.Cocoloco Beach.
The beach is one of the popular beaches in Ada Foah in the Volta region, where is Volta lake meets the Atlantic Ocean. Many tourists around the globe visit to relax on the beach and of course you can swim, but be very careful with sea turtles. Cocoloco beach is also a camping spot for travelers who enjoy camping and several local bungalows built for visitors.
7.Aqua Safari.
Located in the Ada Foah area, this vibrant and popular spot benefits from both the lake area as well as the estuary leading into the sea. Water sports are on offer, as well as a lively bar, all in a compound sculpture. The proximity of Ada to Accra makes it a popular weekend getaway.
8.Blue Diamond Beach.
An escape of vitality, serenity, and remarkable natural beauty, you will be entranced by the hastening sounds of the Atlantic Ocean. Situated only 80km from the capital Accra and 70km from Cape Coast, it is the perfect location to explore. Hammock along the shoreline provides a magnificent view of Apam, a picturesque fishing village 20 minutes away.
9.Meet Me There Beach.
This beach is a magnificent eco-resort located in Dzita, Volta region. A perfect beach to relax with friends and family, choose from one of their suites or double rooms. For those who want a weekend getaway, this is the perfect beach in Ghana for you.
10.Escape 3 Points Beach.
Located on Ghana’s southernmost tip and is always popular with families, as well as backpackers. It has its organic garden and the lodge up-cycles materials in a new creative way. Escape 3 Point is one of the must-visit destinations in Cape Coast.
11.Coconut Grove Beach.
The beach resort is the best choice for those wanting to explore the nearby Elmina Castle. Coconut Grove has been providing excellent service in a quality surrounding for its distinguished guests, including state, European royals and movie stars. It escape destination for travelers who like to experience bonfire and cool music.
12.Oasis Beach Resort.
A fun and funky spot in Cape Coast known for its chill vibes and fondness of parties. Oasis is the spot of choice for laid-back travelers. The offer circular huts accommodation to sleepover visitors. Oasis beach is a kind of beach where everyone mingles and shares travel stories, it’s the perfect place for solo travelers.
Keta has the cleanest beach in Ghana🤯😳
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I just discovered one of the cleanest beaches in Ghana. it is located at Keta in the Volta region.
ABOUT KETA
Keta is a town in the Volta Region of Ghana. It is the capital of the Keta Municipal District. Keta is the sixty-first most populous settlement in Ghana in terms of population, with a population of 23,207. Parts of the town were devastated by sea erosion between the 1960s and 1980s.
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Tema is a city on the Bight of Benin and Atlantic coast of Ghana, port, harbour,,market,
Tema is a city on the Bight of Benin and Atlantic coast of Ghana. It is located 25 kilometres (16 mi) east of the capital city; Accra, in the region of Greater Accra, and is the capital of the Tema Metropolitan District. As of 2013, Tema is the eleventh most populous settlement in Ghana, with a population of approximately 161,612 people – a marked decrease from its 2005 figure of 209,000.[2] The c(00 Longitude) passes directly through the city.[3] Tema is locally nicknamed the Harbour Town because of its status as Ghana's largest seaport.
Tema is a city constructed on the site of a small fishing village. Tema was commissioned by Ghana's first president, Kwame Nkrumah, and grew rapidly after the construction of a large harbour in 1961. It is now a major trading centre, home to an oil refinery and numerous factories, and is linked to Accra by a highway and railway. Tema is one of Ghana's two deep seaports, the other being Sekondi-Takoradi.[3] Tema became an Industry[edit]
Tema Central Shopping Mall.
The town's chief industrial products include aluminium, steel, processed fish, refined petroleum, textile, chemicals, food products, and cement.[2] Major companies operating in Tema include Volta Aluminium (VALCO), Tema Oil Refinery (TOR), Nestlé Ghana Ltd., Wahome Steel Ltd, Tema Shipyard.[7] There is also a Free zone enclave in Tema.
Seaport[edit]
Main article: Tema Harbour
A container terminal at Tema Port in 2008.
Tema Port, which was opened in 1962, is the biggest of the two seaports in Ghana. It has a water-enclosed area of 1.7 square kilometres (0.66 sq mi) and a total land area of 3.9 square kilometres (1.5 sq mi). Apart from handling Ghanaian imports and exports, it is also a traffic junction, dealing with transit cargo destined for the landlocked countries of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. The port of Tema handles 80% of Ghana's import and export cargo, including the country's chief export, cacao.
The port has 5 kilometres (3.1 mi) of breakwaters, 12 deepwater berths, an outsize oil tanker berth, a dockyard, warehouses, and transit sheds. The port has open and covered areas for the storage of cargo, including a 77,200-m² (7.72-hectare) paved area for the storage of containers, steel products and other conventional cargo. The port's container yard is capable of holding over 8,000 TEUs at any given time. The closed storage area, which is about 25,049 m² (2.51 hectares) in area, consists of six sheds with a total storage capacity of 50,000 tonnes of cargo. The port also includes a 100,000-dwt dry dock and slipway facility.[8] The harbour is operated by the Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority.
Fishing harbour[edit]
Ghana has a long history of fishing. The Tema fishing harbour is at the eastern end of the town's commercial harbour. It comprises the Inner Fishing Harbour, the Canoe Basin, the Outer Fishing Harbour, and a commercial area with marketing and cold storage facilities.[5]
The Inner Fishing Harbour was constructed along the Tema Main Port in 1962 to provide a handling facility for semi-industrial and industrial fishing vessels, and to encourage the development of the local fishing industry. In 1965, the Outer Fishing Harbour was constructed for bigger industrial vessels such as trawlers, tuna vessels, and deep-sea carriers.[5] The trawlers operating in the area are 30–45 m long and are able to land 55–65 tonnes of fish (usually redfish and club and scad mackerel) per fishing trip. The tuna vessels range from smaller boats around 45–50 m in length, able to land 200–250 tonnes of catch, to larger versions with a length of 50–65 m and the ability to land up to 650 tonnes per fishing trip.[5] The largest fishing vessels, the deep-sea carriers (with lengths of 90–105 m), are mostly chartered vessels.[5] Since 1984, the national catch hAutonomous Council in 1974 and was elevated to the status of a Metropolitan Assembly in December 1990. Tema metropolitan forms part of the sixteen (16) Metropolis, Municipalities and Districts in the Greater Accra Region. The Metropolitan shares boundaries with Ashaiman Municipal, Adentan Municipal, and ledzokuku Krowor Municipal to the west respectively, to the east with Kpone Katamanso District, to the North with Dangme West District and to the South with the Gulf of Guinea.Beautiful places to travel to game :
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Riding in the back of a truck into Apam, Ghana
After helping some of the guys with the Agriculture project we got a ride back to the Apam Catholic Hospital in the back of a truck from Ackie. Gives a pretty good idea of the area we were in.
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The Fort William Lighthouse in Cape Coast - Perfect Right Before Sunset - Ghana Travel Blog
By the time we arrived in Cape Coast, we've visited the majority of slave trade castles along the coast of Ghana (Osu, Axim, Elmina) and decided to skip the Cape Coast castle. The castle in Cape Coast is on the path of day trip tours from Accra, it's overrun with people and people outside of the castle waiting for tourists are extremely pushy! SKIP!
But we can really recommend you to visit the Fort William Lighthouse, especially right before sunset. It's a little fort with a lighthouse on top where this guy lives, letting visitors in for a little tour. The views from up there are just breathtaking and gives you a great sense of Cape Coast.
We're going to write more about the Fort William Lighthouse in Cape Coast on our Ghana Travel Blog:
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GHANA'S HIDDEN PARADISE 🇬🇭 KUVUKI BEACH LODGE | BEACH RESORT IN GHANA | LUXURY BEACH RESORT
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Kuvuki Beach Lodge is a serene self-catering lodge 35 minutes' drive from the WestHills Mall. It is after Kokrobitey, between Langma and Nyanyano.
Kuvuki has in total 11 nicely styled rooms that provide guests with serenity and comfort.
The Kuvuki beach is neat and I think On weekends people host beach parties or birthdays in the cabanas.
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