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Popular surf-friendly beach with golden sands and excellent waves.

The southernmost point of Ghana with a historic lighthouse and breathtaking coastal views.

Beautiful beach near Fort Metal Cross, perfect for relaxation and coastal walks.

Established by the Dutch in 1656, Fort Batenstein overlooks the estuary of the Butre River. This historic fort played a significant role in European trade and was ceded to Britain in 1872.

Built by Brandenburgers in 1685, Fort Dorothea in Akwidaa is now in partial ruins. This historic fortification represents the German colonial presence along Ghana's coast.

Built by Brandenburgers in 1683, this fort served as the German headquarters in Africa. Located in Prince's Town (Pokesu), it stands on Manfro Hill overlooking the coast.

Completed by the British in 1698, Fort Metal Cross in Dixcove dominates the fishing village from a bluff. It served as a trading post, slave fort, and later as a prison.

A coastal settlement rich in history, traditional life and vibrant community culture.