based on 13 experiences from female travelers
Alicia
Germany
I loved it, since I am half ghanaian I love the food and I knew the places I could go to. If you want to experience Ghana first time - I would recommend you to try out Accra because there you can have more variety of food and also go clubbing. 💃
Posted: January 7, 2026Gem💎
Ivory Coast
The experience was lovely. Flight, accommodation, logistic and food were all good. I most enjoyed eat and going to the beach. I saw the Jehovah witness kingdom hall JW there and this is all I was asking for. My trip was successful
Posted: October 30, 2025First 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, 2023Based on 7 local experiences
Based on 7 local experiences
Gem💎
I was there 3 times: twice in Accra and once in Takoradi, I lived and returned home safe and sound. Since I’m a home girl, I did not went outside a lot but when I went, I enjoyed a lot. It was a beautiful experience.
Posted: October 30, 2025Accra is relatively safe compared to other large cities in Africa. Violent crimes are less common, though they can occur in certain areas, especially at night. Pickpocketing and Petty Theft are the most common crimes. It is advisable to avoid poorly lit and deserted areas at night
Posted: January 2, 2025Quite safe if you take the necessary precautions and also depending on the neighbourhood. Don’t walk the same route consistently late at night. Your routine may be studied. Be vigilant and don’t share too much details about who you live with.
Posted: January 1, 2025Annette
Community 22
5 days
I am a health worker, who's passionate about volunteering. I know how it feels to be stranded in a foreign land. Genuinely love to make people happy and I'm the type of crazy you need in your life.
Alaine
Tamale
3 days
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!