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If you want to go to the place inhabited by the friendliest folks in all Africa, then Ghana is your best choice. Go to Ghana and get the real taste of adventure in the warm welcoming waves of the Gulf of Guinea. The best time to get along with your Ghana Travel Guide is from June to August when you can really get hold of some fun in the wet tropical weather along the beaches. The beaches are places for having the best of the enjoyments with water activities like beachcombing, snorkeling and exploring the coastlines for oysters and clams. The Ghana beaches are all studded with fabulous hotels and resorts where you get the best level of comfort and hospitality to make your visit to this exotic African country grand and memorable in your life.
The food along the exotic beaches of Ghana is really delicious and recalls the traditional African cuisines welcoming the connoisseur with exotic natural flavor of the garnish with herbs and spices. If you prefer a really dry weather in your visits to Ghana you can take a dip into the far inland where the city of Accra welcomes you with its hotels, resorts and fascinating places of major tourist attractions that are worth a visit. The Greyhound buses connect all the major towns and there are also train ways giving short trips between Accra, Kumasi and Takoradi.
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Make your travel to Ghana a memorable event taking the Yapei Queen Cruise making day long runs along the exotic lake Volta from Akosombo to Yeji, located on its northwestern shore. The lake is one of the major tourist spots in Ghana where you can get hold of urban fun with the fabulous restaurants serving food that are not only traditionally from Ghana, but also from the other parts of the world.
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Get into a cozy lakeside bar and get a little booze to knock off the tiredness in your limbs, this is because you are going to need it in your steamer trip from Yeji to Buipe and Makongo getting in touch with a host of small villages in the way. There you can get the genuine flavor of this African country with visits to the mud houses, the sugarcane plantations and the rich lush of the forest surrounding the places.
The main attractions of the steamer cruise in Ghana are the traditional food and drinks that you get to know exploring the villages that fall in the way. You can taste Fufu which is the widely enjoyed traditional Ghana cuisine cooked with pounded balls of yam, plantain along with goat meat, or, fish stew. The best dishes in Ghana have large helpings of nuts, vegetables and corn all cooked with palm oil. Banku is another most relished dish quite popular in the traditional Ghana culinary. Osu, a town in the suburb of the city of Accra houses a large number of Chinese and Western restaurants, where you can enjoy kingly meals at a very low cost. The best refreshing drink in Ghana is a bottle of the locally brewed beer. Fruit juices are the most widely accepted drinks for tourists and there is nothing like a platter full of Banku with fresh coconut juice to wash it down.
The major tourist attractions in Ghana are the Aburi Botanical Gardens, the Kakum National Park and the Mole National Park. The massive African elephants, colobus monkeys and hundreds of species of rare birds and butterflies attract nature lovers to the Kakum forests from all over the world. The Aburi gardens are famous sightseeing spots in Ghana for the tall Brazilian monkey pot trees full of wild monkeys that are great sights for the animal enthusiasts from across the globe.
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