Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Ghana
YealouZ
Greater Accra Region
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Crazy by heart and action, very outgoing and always for a joke open. When you meet me it feels like we know each other since a long time . I speak what I think, so I'm very straightforward and sometimes to bold , obviously with a very kind heart. My work in Ghana is related to social projects empowering women all over the places. When I'm stressed I need to dance and listen to music while shaking my body. I'm very spontaneous, if I would get a call at 2am let's meet trust me I don't think twice 😂
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Gizel
Accra
Can host for:
2 days
About me
A loyal universe being . I vibe with energies and just not a friend chaser . I love to play with Affirmations and just like my Fire sign on my birth chart , I am wild but humbled.
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Kay
Ghana
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi there! I’m Kay, a Communications strategist for tech startups. I’ve been told I’m a ball of energy and I bring light into rooms. I love to laugh and support women (truly).
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Emelia
Ghana
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Emelia. I come from Ghana in West Africa and live in the Upper East Region of Ghana. I was brought up from the orphanage home where a lot of people came to my place for a very good and beautiful tour. There are a lot of tourists in my region where u can find the slave camp, the canopy walk,the crocodile pond, and the Tongo shrine cacum national park, the mole national park, the home,the hills and rocks in fact many more in my country are am the most happiest person to see all this God made in my country I like people trying to visit my country to also learn something
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Manuella
Ghana
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Ella,19 and I’m cool asf
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Amy
Accra
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m Amy, a Nurse. I’m spontaneous and love good music.
Alaine
Tamale
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm an advocate for a sustainable agri-food system that sustains both planet and people. I grew up in Seattle, and have lived abroad the past 15 years primarily around Asia and Africa. I have a Master's from Johns Hopkins SAIS and am currently based on northern Ghana working with an NGO on food security. Very happy to get acquainted!
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Patience
Kintampo
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I’m a 41-year-old MPH scholar and lecturer from Ghana, and I’m excited to explore Poland. After 18 years in academia and having my own four-bedroom house, I’m ready to embrace new experiences through invitations, seeking to connect with others. My passion lies in cultural exchange and companionship. I’m eager to immerse myself in Polish culture, try local dishes, and learn about the rich history and art of the region. I believe that sharing stories and experiences can create meaningful connections.
Anna
Accra
Can host for:
1 day
About me
Hey I'm Anna! Just arrived in ghana and am looking to meet some locales and visitas the best spots here!
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Annie
Accra
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi I’m Annie. Half Ghanaian, half Ukrainian, I’m a creative soul based in Ghana with a love for art, culture, and meaningful connections. I enjoy hosting, exploring nature, and learning languages. Always seeking unique experiences, I’m excited to share stories and adventures with fellow travelers.
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Is Ghana worth visiting?
Based on 11 experiences
Ghana, Solo travel
First of all Ghana everyone makes you feel home. Akwaba, everyone shares their food and invites you to their home.its one of the countries where I literally felt home . As a women you will be always helped and supported by any local. You meet so many people and traveling is not a problem at all. Food is nutritious and very delicious. I love to eat with my hands. The nature is so beautiful 😍 the traditional clothings and beats are incredible, very colourful and you leave the country by feeling you left your home . Come visit me in Accra
Posted: June 6, 2025Experienced: July, 2023Volta Region, Group travel
It was safe and fun. The waterfalls were absolutely breathtaking. I couldn’t do the walkway cause I’m scared of heights lol. Definitely bring water along if you wanna partake in the hiking at Amedzofe!
Posted: January 26, 2025Hospitality Exchange in Ghana
