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There are delightful beaches along the coast of Ghana. The tropical sunshine shoreline of Ghana offers hundreds of miles of virgin and developing beaches ideal for surfing, water skiing, swimming and sunbathing, but beware! The waves, coming off the unbroken stretch of the Atlantic Ocean, are extremely powerful, and the undertow dangerous. |
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The La Beach offers you the opportunity to flirt with two of our 5-star hotels. At the La Beach you can swim and surf to the latest reggae, funk and highlife music. It has also night clubs and bars dotted on its shore, most staying till late at night. It is a favourite spot for most tourists. |
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Stretched on breath-taking landscape thirty kilometres west of Accra, with beautiful scenery surrounded by the hills as a dramatic backdrop, Kokrobite beaches offers a serene atmosphere. There are restaurants, bars and an African musical academy close by, where performances are open to the public. Beach houses for rental are also available. |
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Gomoa Fetteh is a traditional village located forty miles from Accra off the Winneba road on a small peninsula. On the east side is a beautiful unspoiled bay with what may be the safest swimming waters in the Greater Accra region. On the west side is the Tills No.1 hotel that offers restaurant and bar services as well as traditional drumming and dancing performances on Sunday afternoons. |
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Ada is a coastal town situated seventy five kilometres east of Accra. The beach is located at the estuary of the River Volta. It is an area of great scenic beauty. It's extensive sand bars have become nesting grounds for sea birds. Endangered species of certain turtles can also be found there. Yachting and fishing facilities also make Ada Foah beach what it is. |
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