You Haven’t Fully Experienced Ghana Until You Visit Our Paradise Tourist Destination ‘Ada Foah’

Accra, Ghana has always been one of Africa’s leading tourist destinations mainly due to the welcoming hospitality of our people.

With better leadership, there would have been much more that could have been orchestrated to entice visitors, from arts to monuments and more. Most of our main tourist entertainment and destinations are all simply done by locals and foreigners on their own strength.

And one area where Ghanaians are definitely enhancing is in the beautiful town of Ada Foah. Ada Foah is a town on the southeast coast of Ghana, where the Volta River meets the Atlantic Ocean. It’s known for palm-lined beaches and estuary islands with marine turtles breeding in the area.

Ada is vitally the only town that cannot be omitted from the Ghana map when it’s drawn each time as it’s tucked between the Volta Lake and the Gulf of Guinea (Atlantic Ocean) with the estuary (Azizanya) being a hotspot for leisure lovers.

The amazing landscape makes the location a perfect trip for tourists excited about experiencing true nature. This element has also encouraged the development of hotels, resorts, and other engaging venues for visitors.

Ada Foah has for a long time now been the paradise town of the Greater Accra region of Ghana with a lot to see and do. The typical Ghanaian warmth flows easily from village to village and on the streets with each person serving as a potential tour guide.

Due to the nature of Ada Foah, a wide host of water activities take commonly take place, from surfing, sailing, speed boat, cruise ship events, and more, with various houses, resorts and hotels built over or by the river.

Here is a powerful list of 11 things you can do when visiting Ada Foah.

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Visit ecologically conserved sites such as mangrove forests, crocodile islands, and migratory bird sites.

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Spot marine turtles, visit breeding points and see the fascinating map of sea turtle migrations in Ghana, which links to other parts of the world.

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Sail around 1000 Island communities on the Volta lake

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Visit the largest estuary in Ghana and watch how the sea and the lake interact.

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Enjoy various waterspouts from speed boats to sailing, canoeing to kayaking or surfing for the brave hearts.

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Enjoy clean, long, and sunny beaches in Ghana at Ada Foah and Big Ada,

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Visit Aflive, a nice village on the big island just opposite Ada Foah try some of the locally distilled apeshits. The islanders are known for their distilling prowess. Taste in moderation as alcohol contents can be extremely high.

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Explore the market at Ada-Foah on Wednesdays and Saturdays (market days) for varied seafood selections – fresh clams, shrimp, crabs, and several varieties of fish all for great prices. You can also find fresh green vegetables as well, such as cucumbers, bell peppers, lettuce, onions, and carrots.

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Try your luck at deep-sea fishing. Behemoths are just offshore. It is possible to charter a boat but local knowledge needs to be sought to find a suitable charter boat available at the time you require. There’s tuna, mackerel, barracuda, and of course the great blue marlin.

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Relax and enjoy the sunset at the Tsarley Korpey Resort.

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Visit in the first week of August and partake in the most popular festival in the Greater Accra region #Asafotufiam.

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