Bojo Beach is a hidden gem located at the delta of the Densu River and the Atlantic Ocean, next to a charming fishing village. To reach the beach, visitors take a short boat ride across the Densu River. On the mainland, there’s a hotel with a swimming pool. Bojo Beach boasts a clean and unique natural setting. You’ll find restaurants and bars both on-site and right at the beach. Remember that outside food and drinks are not allowed, as the beach provides everything you need for a delightful experience.

4. Labadi Pleasure Beach

(La Pleasure Beach): Labadi Pleasure Beach, the busiest beach on Ghana’s coast, offers a relaxed vibe just west of Accra city. While it has faced some deterioration over the years, it remains a popular spot. Visitors pay a small entrance fee and take a boat ride to the pristine beach. Sun loungers and refreshments are available, making it a worthy alternative to the more hectic Labadi Beach.

 3. Kokrobite Beach

Kokrobite Beach, about 25 kilometers west of Accra, feels like a world away from the city’s hustle and bustle. It’s an ideal place to relax, with clean shores, local fishermen, and a mix of local and tourist life. Enjoy live music on Wednesdays and explore the nearby beachside bars and restaurants.

2. Coco Beach

Coco Beach, near the Best Western Hotel – Christiana, offers a sunny beachside pleasure spot. With handsome men, beautiful women, and a variety of food and drink options, it’s a great place to spend a weekend. The 4-minute boat ride to cross from the parking area to the beach adds to the excitemen

 

1. Laboma Beach Resort

Laboma Beach Resort, located near the Densu River Delta, offers a serene environment. It’s a lovely spot for a weekend getaway. Enjoy a variety of foods and drinks while taking in the clean surroundings. The resort provides a pleasant escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.

Whether you’re seeking relaxation, local culture, or scenic beauty, Accra’s beaches have something unique to offer. Each beach has its own character, making them perfect for different occasions and preferences.

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