Gizel
Accra
2 days
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.
Gizel
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.
Rosemary
Hey there! I’m Rosemary! I work as a Financial Consultant and I’m also a part-time makeup artist. Traveling is one of my biggest passions—I adore exploring new places, making friends, and learning something new from every adventure. I love to laugh (even if I can be a bit shy sometimes), and I have a soft spot for nature, delicious food, languages, walking, music, and so much more! If you ever find yourself visiting my country, I’d love to meet up and show you around!
Based on 4 experiences
Mary
Nigeria
Accra is generally a very safe place to visit but it's not budget friendly. I won't recommend traveling with family on a budget. Personally, the food was not so great but I really did enjoyed the palm nut soup. Accommodation is super expensive If you must visit the beach, there's an entrance fee of 20 Cedis. If you must enjoy Accra, please go with enough money.
Posted: June 11, 2024Accra is a beautiful city with very nice and friendly people . The only thing that I do not recommend is visiting it at that time of the year ( March ) , since it tends to be very hot and humid to the point that it can be unbearable without an AC. The food was okay for the most but the fruits were so juicy and sweet . The only place where we felt a little bit unsafe and uncomfortable was the local market ( Makola market ) , the sellers were honest and nice , however some men made us feel uncomfortable. I guess taking a local guide or person with you would be the best option if you intend to go into such local places .
Posted: December 25, 2023Experienced: February, 2023