Central Ghana Travel Guide
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Central Ghana is a region of Ghana along the coast of the Gulf of Guinea (the Atlantic Ocean). The name refers to its position along the coast, rather than its location with respect to the rest of the country, near all of which lies to the north.
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Central Ghana is great for tourists with a sense of history. Its coastlines are famous for ancient forts, castles and slave dungeons, which were constructed by the European merchants. The World Heritage Foundation under UNESCO has declared most of them at Cape Coast and Elmina as World Heritage Monuments. It also boasts of the famous Kakum National Park, Ghana’s most popular canopy walkway, historic places of interest, craft villages and several beach hotels and resorts. Beach lovers really enjoy the region’s many palm fringed beaches, where warm African sunshine collides with the cool Atlantic Ocean breeze. The Central Region enables visitors to establish a link between Africa and Europe, an era long gone. To relax and have fun on the tropical sun-drenched beaches, the Central Ghana beckons at you.
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