We (two 20 year old girls) have just returned from a month in Ghana – just some updates/suggestions for future travellers! Firstly thank you SO much for producing such an amazing guide book! There is no way we could have survived without it. -Nzulezo is more expensive than the book suggests, it now costs GhC [...]
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Trip report from Hannah
Posted: August 14, 2011 in Accra, Beyin & Nzulezo, Boti Falls, Cape Coast, Elmina, Kokrobite, Nzulezu0
Nana Awaku has made contact to let me know that the new Tenack Beach Resort at Beyin, directly overlooking the beach, is now fully operational. For full details, check out his website www.tenackbeachresort.com or email Nana at info@tenackbeachresort.com
Evan’s feedback
Posted: February 11, 2011 in Accra, Beyin & Nzulezo, Cape Coast, Kakum National Park, Kumasi, Mole NP & Larabanga, Nzulezu, TamaleI loved 99% of the guide, so if its sounds like I’m complaining, I’m not, just providing a different point of view I’ll start with comments about accommodation. In Accra, I stayed in Pink Hostel, and I’d agree with the description in the guide – good value, but I’d qualify that by saying only for [...]
Annette’s updates
Posted: December 20, 2010 in Accra, Beyin & Nzulezo, Biakpa, Cape Coast, Elmina, Fume, Hohoe, Keta, Kumasi, Lake Bosumtwi, Prampram, Tafi AtomeI spent 4 months in Ghana during 2007 in which I lived just near Kumasi and travelled North to South and recently spent another 2 weeks in 2010 travelling mostly East to West. I have a few updates to the Bradt Guide which I hope will prove useful for the next edition (I was travelling [...]
Erika’s updates
Posted: December 5, 2010 in Accra, Beyin & Nzulezo, Bunso Arboretum, Cape Coast, Kakum National Park, Kumasi, Mole NP & Larabanga, Nzulezu, TamaleI just got back from Ghana and have some comments The Rising Phoenix in Accra is dirty and there are some annoying types hanging around. Would be good to advise people about that. The food is still wonderful and the price is good. They will pick you up at the airport if you ask them to (for [...]
New website for West Coast tourism
Posted: July 23, 2010 in Beyin & Nzulezo, Busua & surrounds, Takoradi, websites & blogsMy name is Lorena López, I am a UNWTO volunteer working with an italian NGO in conjuction with the Ghana Tourist Board Western Region. Since a few years ago the Ricerca e Cooperazione, thementioned NGO, works with other stakeholders to promote tourism in the West Coast using tourism as a tool to poverty reduction. As [...]
Updates from Thor Young
Posted: November 29, 2009 in Amedzofe & surrounds, Anomabu, Axim, Beyin & Nzulezo, Cape Coast, Elmina, Kakum National Park, Logba Toto, Shai Hills, Tafi Atome, Tipping, WliMy wife and I traveled to Ghana on vacation recently and relied heavily on the 4th Edition of the Bradt guide in our travels. I have comments on some of the places we visited for your internet readers or next edition. I’ll go in order from west to east with a general comment on tipping [...]
Originally posted March 19, 2009 Adventures in Ghana Says: BEYIN BEACH RESORT was the absolute highlight of our trip. The chalets are beautiful – huge wooden beds, white linen, chiffon curtains billowing in the doorway on to your own private veranda and view of palm trees and ocean. And all this for GH40 cedis per [...]
It’s Nina from Beyin Beach Resort in Ghana. We have now been open for over a year and as you can imagine things have moved on quite a bit! We are an English couple with a young family who after visiting Beyin and its deserted beaches decided this would be the perfect place for [...]
Alison Eastman’s updates
Posted: September 26, 2008 in Aburi, Beyin & Nzulezo, Takoradi, UncategorizedAfter a fantastic summer spent in Ghana, following your fantastic guide, I thought I could send you a couple of updates, and I hope the following info is useful: 1) beyin beach resort ( p.205) is now fully up and running and was the best place I stayed in mnay ways. Set on a palm [...]
