Accra

Learn more about Accra

Welcome to the Atlantic coast of West Africa for an immersion in the country's most contemporary and prosperous city. The capital of Ghana, Accra offers an ideal setting for your next holiday. Enjoy the sandy beaches of Kokrobite and Labadi, Makola Market and lush green parks.

Choose a hotel in Accra, Ghana, that meets all your expectations and immerse yourself in a colourful, festive and very lively atmosphere where culture plays an important role. The Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park will satisfy your thirst for history before you lounge on the golden sand by the ocean.

A dream holiday in the Gulf of Guinea is finally within your reach, for a short or longer stay.

Your hotel in Accra

Accra offers many points of interest to see and visit during your journey on African soil. First of all, we recommend the National Theatre or the Ghana Academy of Arts and Sciences to soak up the local architecture. Among the historic buildings, Fort Christiansborg and Osu Castle will delight young and old alike with their imposing structures.

The Kwame Nkrumah Memorial in the park of the same name is also a must during your stay in a hotel in Accra, Ghana, before you step inside a few museums. Among the most attractive, the National Museum and the Du Bois Memorial Centre are well worth discovering, both for their collection of Ghanaian art and for pan-African culture.

Finally, take a stroll around Makola Market to do some shopping, or simply laze around at Coco Beach. The more active can try a 4x4 excursion to admire the flora and fauna. Hyenas, buffalo, warthogs and African mahogany trees live together in perfect harmony among cedars and giant kapok trees.

When it comes to food, the country is full of dishes to savour, such as those made with cassava, shrimp or sweet potato. Fufu, cassava balls, and kenkey are an explosion of flavours for the taste buds. For dessert, plantains with pepper and ginger will take your senses on a journey.

How to get to Accra?

To reach your hotel in Accra, Ghana, head for the international tarmac with a landing at Kotoka International Airport. The largest airport in the country, it serves the capital with many airlines and welcomes more than one million passengers every year.