If someone in Accra mentions that they're going to Sakumono, chances are high that they're headed to the beach. This small community in the western coastal suburbs is known for its shores, as well as its beachside bars and restaurants, bird-watching opportunities at Sakumono Lagoon, and a golf club.
Salaga Market is a vibrant cultural hub with a tapestry of colors, scents, and sounds. Notable for its lively atmosphere, this bustling market offers a glimpse into Ghanaian daily life. A visit here is a journey into the heart of the country, where you can witness local traditions and savor the flavors of Ghana’s rich culinary heritage.
A thin strip of water separates Bojo Beach from the bustling streets of Accra, but this quiet coastal area feels a world away. Bojo Beach is relatively undeveloped but has everything you need for a perfect beach day—and a break from city crowds. You can access the private beach, a restaurant, lounge chairs, and shaded tables on the shore for a small fee.
