Busua Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Busua

Forgetting to show up to your performance review is a pretty clear sign that you need a holiday. So why not step off the beaten track to Busua and get lost in the impressive coastal plains and rainforest of Ghana? (The only thing you'll have to remember is how to relax!)

It's 210 kilometres to the southwest of Accra, the nation's capital.

Understand the area's history by visiting Fort Metal Cross.

Do you like the sound of Butre and Dixcove? These fantastic attractions are very close to the middle of Akwidaa, just 12 kilometres southwest. Use this as a base for a little while and start exploring!

Go on a day trip and see some sights in Elmina. This place is 70 kilometres away and pretty close to Elmina Castle, Fort St. Jago and the Java Museum. That said, don't miss Lagoon and St George's Castle either.

Overwhelmed by things to do? Sometimes the best way to cram it all in is with a tour. The region boasts some top-notch wildlife spotting tours and wildlife safaris.

Take a relaxed stroll and fill your lungs with fresh air at the surrounding area's open-air markets.

If you're a history enthusiast, find some time to wander around the area's fortresses. Do some research beforehand or introduce yourself to the nearest tour guide.

Whether you enjoy the stylishness of Michelin stars or wolfing down a simple street snack, tasting the local food and drink is one of the most amazing things about travel. So why not tingle your taste buds by digging into some of the region's scrumptious offerings?

Food here often includes millet and sorghum, two commonly used ingredients for which the area is famous for plating up.

No true foodie would leave Busua without trying a few of the classic dishes, such as red red (bean curry) and banku (fermented corn and meat).

Fried plantains is a dessert that summarises this place in just one bite. Put in an order for a serving and see how long it takes you to come back for more!

You can expect a party atmosphere in the air leading up to the 6th of March. The locals will be making preparations for Independence Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

If you're flying home, it's wise to decide a route to the terminal in advance. From the middle of Busua, you'll need to travel approximately 210 kilometres northeast to Kotoka International Airport (ACC), the nearest airport.