Angelika writes: I would like to inform you about a new hotel at Lake Bosumtwi. The name is Eleganta Lake Resort. I spend with my husband and friends two nights there. The host Nana Ama is very friendly and helpful. If you call her she will prepare everything for you. We paid 200 Cedis for the … Continue reading Eleganta Lake Resort,Lake Bosumtwi
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Lake Bosomtwe Cocoa Village
Ben & Em write: Cocoa Village Lake Bosomtwe (http://cocoa-village.com) offers nice accommodation in a pleasant garden environment. We stayed in the 2 person bungalow. It was clean and comfortable, fan and running cold water. The food is good. All prices are in euro. It is possible to pay in ghana cedis or other foreign currency. it is … Continue reading Lake Bosomtwe Cocoa Village
Trip report Easter 2015
Frederikke Qwarnstrom writes: I thought I'd give you some feedback on your wonderful guidebook on Ghana. I was there with husband and 4 children for 2 weeks at Easter. We visited one of our daughters who lived in Akatsi in the Volta area at the time. In general the info in your book is very … Continue reading Trip report Easter 2015
New trip report
Bill and Carol Bailey write We recently returned from a two week visit to Ghana, group of 4. We used the 4th edition, but will be buying the 6th as it sounds like a good update. We spent a week at Asesewa (church link) in the Eastern Region staying at the Shai Hills Resort Annex just … Continue reading New trip report
July/Aug 2014 trip report
Max & Katja write: We just arrived back from our 6 week trip to Ghana in July/August 2014. Firstly I want to say thank you for your great guide (latest edition), that helped us a lot and is much better than the German guide we used first. But we want to help and give you … Continue reading July/Aug 2014 trip report
Holger’s trip report
Holger writes: Our family (son 15 years, daughter 18 years) just traveled two weeks across Ghana and like to send some updates for your travelling guide: General Many prices especially at the touristic sides (like Kakum, Mole, Boabeng) have been rised clearly. Because we had only 2 weeks and wanted to see a lot we decided … Continue reading Holger’s trip report
News from Cocoa Village, Lake Bosomtwe
Manager Tomaz Kondric writes: We would like to update some information regarding our new web site, activities and services offered by the Cocoa Village Guest House on Lake Bosumtwi. From a few week ago we have a new website on http://www.cocoa-village.com. Our new phone number for reservations are +233 (0)20 989 1228 or +233 (0)20 861 … Continue reading News from Cocoa Village, Lake Bosomtwe
Cocoa Village Guesthouse, Lake Bosumtwi
We are informing Bradt guide readers that we have a newly opened Guesthouse at Lake Bosumtwi called a Cocoa Village Guesthouse. We have 4 rooms accommodation (two bungalows and two dormitory rooms) with bar and restaurant for serving drinks, breakfast, lunch or dinner. A rate for 4 person bungalow is 70 Ghc, a bungalow for … Continue reading Cocoa Village Guesthouse, Lake Bosumtwi
News from Green Ranch, Lake Bosomtwe
We would like to update some information regarding. the activities and services offered by the Green Ranch. First of all, accomodation is now available for our horses'friends in a mud-brick tatched-roofed bungalow and costs 30 GhC for one person and 25 Ghc per person from 2 up to 4 persons including breakfast. Full boarding is … Continue reading News from Green Ranch, Lake Bosomtwe
Horse riding at Lake Bosumtwi
We would like to inform all the Bradt guide readers of the Ghana book that we have newly opened a horse ranch called The Green Ranch at Lake Bosomtwe and we offer horse-rides from 1 hour to 1 day to all...Our horses are all Ghanean (!) and I, myself, am a professionnal French horse-trekking guide. 'Safety … Continue reading Horse riding at Lake Bosumtwi