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Ghana provides a wide range of activities throughout July that will fascinate and captivate you. There is something for everyone, from immaculate beaches, sports, vibrant festivals that highlight the country’s rich customs, and cultural exploration that reveals the hidden gems of the past.

Here are some of the activities below:

• National Parks 

Ghana is home to several national parks and nature reserves. You can visit Mole National Park, Kakum National Park, and Bui National Park to experience wildlife, go on safari tours, and enjoy hiking and nature walks.

 

• The beaches:

Ghana has a beautiful coastline and stunning beaches. Places like Labadi Beach in Accra, Kokrobite Beach, and Busua Beach are popular destinations for relaxing, sunbathing, and enjoying water sports.

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This is also a top choice for tourists and locals as they get to frolic in the heat here, party hard, go horseback riding on the beach, and do just about everything.

 

• Attend Festivals: 

Ghana is known for its vibrant and colorful festivals. In July, you can witness the Bakatue Festival celebrated in Elmina, where locals pay homage to the river gods. The Ada Festival and the Chale Wote Street Art Festival in Accra are other notable events worth experiencing.

 

• Explore Cape Coast Castle:

Take a trip to Cape Coast Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historical landmark played a significant role in the transatlantic slave trade and offers guided tours to educate visitors about its history.

Cape Coast, overlooking the harbor, With a museum on the first floor, a tour guide tells stories of the history of the slave trade in Ghana and West Africa. The Cape Coast Castle and its sibling, Elmina Castle are located about 13 km apart. They were once one of the most important slave-holding locations in the world. 30,000 slaves are said to have passed through Elmina castle. Explore the dim, dusty dungeons, where slaves had to wait for weeks to know their fate.

 

•  Discover Cultural Heritage:

Discover the rich culture of Ghana by visiting traditional villages such as Nzulezo, where houses are built on stilts above Lake Tadane.

You can also explore the Ashanti Kingdom in Kumasi and witness the traditions and craftsmanship of the local people.