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What are people saying about Makola Market

kbswbhgm8w, Jun 2026
Thankful!
This was an amazing experience! Going to Makola Market as someone not from this area would have been very challenging. Ben escorted us every step of the way and helped us to get the very best deals! We would have truly been lost without his guidance and it was worth the cost. We are thankful to have him lead the way!
MartinaBrown, Sep 2026
Guide Needed
Prince was our tour guide. He was very knowledgeable on the history of the market. We were prepared and came with a list which helped, to ensure that we were taken to the right parts of the market. We appreciated Prince’s patience and chivalry throughout the tour. The market is an amazing place but as the second largest in the country, a tour guide is needed to help you not be overwhelmed by it all. Thank you again.
Ash_H, Mar 2026
Superb tour of Makola Market
My wife and I embarked on a tour with Prince, who was a wonderful tour guide that walked us through the history of the Makola market. Excellent tour and could not recommend this higher.
Tierra_R, Apr 2026
No complaints
Great experience! Be ready to do a lot of walking. Bring plenty of GHC cash you’ll definitely come across things you’ll want to buy. Ben, the tour guide, was amazing very knowledgeable and explained everything thoroughly. Highly recommend!

Makola Market

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Makola Market
  • The market is generally pretty warm and welcoming, but it can also be a prime location for pickpockets. Keep your wits about you and your valuables out of sight. You may also want to use a decoy wallet or leave your purse or backpack at your accommodation.

  • Bring cash, shopping bags, and plenty of water, as the market can be very hot and crowded. You’ll also want to wear comfortable shoes—you may put in a lot of steps at the market.

  • Makola Market was once featured on an episode of No Reservations; make like Anthony Bourdain and try distilled palm wine (akpeteshie) and condensed milk toffee.