Ghana

Open to the Atlantic Ocean, Ghana boasts beautiful palm fringed beaches and countless fishing ports covered in nets and boats whose departure, return and repair mark the hours of the day. The country has large and green areas of tropical plains in its center, small hills to the east and the Sub-Saharan mountain to the north, where curious earthen palaces rise to announce the Sahel. With a Christian culture tinged with animism in the south, and a land of Islam in the north, various cultures and influences coexist in Ghana, ranging from the modernity of Accra, to the traditions of the Ashanti country through the remote territories of its extreme north. Ghana, which is underdeveloped in tourism, is one of the most accessible countries in the Gulf of Guinea, with a growing economy and a territory where people can move freely. Nature, heritage and traditions come together in this beautiful and rich country.