Travel guide - Ghana | Bradt

One of the rare travel guides on Ghana. Addresses, good plans etc. To discover the country .

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this 8th Edition of Bradt's Ghana Remains The Only Dedicated Guidebook on the Market and the Most Comprehensive Source of Travel Information on the First Country in Sub - Saharan Africa to Gain Independence and the Worls Second - Largest Producer of Chocolate. Covering Everything from Ghana's 550km of Atlantic Coastline to ITS Remote and Sparsely Populated Northern Border With Burkina Faso, This New Edition Has Been Thoroughly Updated And Is An Ideal Companion # Matter What Your Interests are. Written by Philip Briggs, Arguably The Worls Most Experienced Guidebook Writer, IT Covers Everything inexpensive Opportunities to See Wildlife to Cultural and Historical Aspects Such As The Slave Trading Posts. Background, Practical and Health Information, Illustrated Chapter on Wildlife, 60 Maps and 18 Chapters Split Across Five Regional Sections, from Accra and Surrounds to The Coast, Through Eastern and Central Ghana, Right Up to The North. The popular Cape Coast and Ashanti Regions Are Both Covered, As The Increasingly High Profile Chale Wote Street Art Festival. Friendly, Safe and inexpensive, Ghana is an ideal destination for first - time Visitors to Africa. It is Rich in Little - Visit National Parks, Forest Reserves, Cultural Sites and Scenic Waterfalls and Bladed With Bleached White Beaches and The Lush Rainforest of the Atlantic Coastline. Bradt's Ghana is accompanied by a Dedicated, Updated Website Run by The Author Himself and Caters for Everyone from Birdwatchers to Bar - Hoppers. Whether You Want to Cruise The Worls Largest Man - Made Reservoir, Lake Volta, ON A Pokey Old Steamer, Hike With Elephants in Mole National Park, Gold Party All Night in Accra's Glittering Osu District, Bradt's Ghana Is An Indispensable Companion.