16 Best Things to Do in Accra, Ghana

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This one generated a lot of comments and was really interesting, I’m glad everyone liked it. You seem to be doing a good job at what you are doing, probably because you enjoy traveling so much.

[@ThisGalTravels]

Thanks. I think people like the information I give. I'm also getting better at editing videos.

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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I just subscribed. Great content. Short but packed with lots of information.

[@ThisGalTravels]

Thank you! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video.

[@isaaceshun5586]

Love it very much as a ghanaian

[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@stephenjohnson3542]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@EdmundAwuye]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@benjooppong6500]

Beautiful and educational. Thanks 🙏🏾

[@ThisGalTravels]

Glad you liked it. Thank you

[@ErnestBadu]

Great job madam thank you

[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@TankoHassan-tq4pc]

hello my dear friend you are welcome to originally AFRICA GHANA

[@ThisGalTravels]

Thank you. I've definitely been enjoying my time here. 😎

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@nicholasbentil2337]

Nice clip well done mum

[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@dovygoodguy1296]

So many westerners talk about moving to Europe, Latin America and Southeast Asia. But I'm enjoying the videos about Ghana and Côte d'Ivoire despite not having African heritage. How might a person choose to be in Accra versus Abidjan? They have so many similarities.

[@ThisGalTravels]

I don't have African heritage (obviously) and I love it here. The culture is very welcoming. I haven't been to Abidjan, so I can't contribute to your comparison. Word is that Tema, near Accra might actually be a better place to live because it still has everything and there's less traffic - and you're still not far from Accra for those Accra-specific activities. Just something to check out if you're truly interested in moving here.

[@dovygoodguy1296]

@@ThisGalTravels Do you have videos that discuss being non-African expats in Ghana? Most videos are related to American Afro -Americans moving to Ghana.

[@ThisGalTravels]

@dovygoodguy1296 I have this one that shows a typical day going to town in Tamale. It gives a good look at the mix of local and western culture that you end up with. Of course, Tamale is very different from Accra, but...you'll see. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGiweKuqqbSAicU You might also like this one, where I pretend to be a newbie tourist in Accra: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3XLhYB5lN2mpNE

[@georgeblayackah9825]

Because we have about three Ghanaian tribe's which still occupied that country . nzemas are largest, Bono and then Ashantis

[@dovygoodguy1296]

@@georgeblayackah9825 Occupy which country?

[@abdulaiibrahim6638]

Nice piece, keep it up

[@ThisGalTravels]

Thank you! 😊

[@dovygoodguy1296]

Hi, again, Trina. How many North Americans would you say actually come all the way to Ghana as SNOWBIRDS in the winter for a couple or few months as compared to moving there permanently? Somehow I think there should be an appeal no less than the Caribbean or Mexico and Panama, but possibly withou the Cons of those places.

[@ThisGalTravels]

I think the snowbirds that come to Ghana are mostly from Europe. The distance doesn't really make it a snowbird destination for US/Canada. But I'm really not sure.

[@georgeblayackah9825]

Abidjan has 3 major ethnic groups from Ghana being partof that country .we have nzemas , Bono Ashantis and bawuolea which brings that similarities

[@ThisGalTravels]

Oh, that's interesting. Cool 😎

[@Marsha-k4t]

DO YOU HAVE A VIDEO ABOUT HOW DO YOU FIND RENT HOMES IN GHANA LIKE ACCRA TEMA ETC I LOOKED ON JIJI GHANA BUT IT SEEMS TO BE UN PROFESSIONAL AGENTS

[@ThisGalTravels]

Sorry, I don't. I tried to contact an agent in Accra and had a rather negative experience. Up here in Tamale, I had a friend helping me. Even though I've ended up living here for a couple of years due to certain circumstances, I'm more about travel than moving here. though I'm happy to share what I know. Maybe you can join a FB group or find a subreddit to ask for recommendations for a reliable agent.

[@Marsha-k4t]

@@ThisGalTravels thanks

[@dovygoodguy1296]

Is it true that Ghana, including Accra, is frequently hit with electricity shortages and has unstable WiFi coverage?

[@ThisGalTravels]

I wouldn't say frequent. But it's not uncommon. Usually they don't last too long, sometimes 10 minutes, sometimes a few hours, but it really depends on where you are. As far as internet, yeah, it's fairly slow. Some places have fiber connection and that's what saves me.

[@dovygoodguy1296]

​@@ThisGalTravelsSo it pays to be located in Accra in the neighborhood with the better fiber connections and electrical grid.

[@ThisGalTravels]

@dovygoodguy1296 actually, Tamale isn't too bad for the electrical grid. Sometimes there are outages but they can be very short, usually. And we're starting to get fiber. I honestly don't know which city truly has it best.

[@dovygoodguy1296]

@@ThisGalTravels And on Accra??

[@ThisGalTravels]

@@dovygoodguy1296 I haven't spent a long enough contiguous time to have a good read on the situation. When I was there, power outages did happen. And internet is very dependent on where you're staying.

[@c20026-w]

One correction, every mosque allow non Muslims in. How do you think people revert to Islam. Still nice video

[@ThisGalTravels]

Thank you, but that's not my experience. I have been told quite a few times, in multiple countries, that I couldn't enter a mosque because I'm not Muslim. Glad you enjoyed the video, and I do appreciate your input.

[@c20026-w]

@@ThisGalTravels Yes if you're not dress for it, Thank you too

[@ThisGalTravels]

@know3976 Sorry, but my wardrobe was fine, and I was covered. Over the years, both my husband and myself were told the same, that it was because we were not Muslim. Maybe the ideal and the practice just differ.

[@May-pb5wt]

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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[@Godhiger]

Sorry sis,Accra Mall is a disgrace. They should not call it Accra Mall that is not mall .

[@ThisGalTravels]

What makes you say that?

[@Godhiger]

I went there last week to take a look at the mall. There is nothing there Too small !

[@ThisGalTravels]

@@Godhiger I guess it depends on what you're looking for. The mall I grew up in was, at the time, the largest mall in the world. Bigger isn't always better. I appreciate the size of Accra mall. But I understand. If it doesn't have the kind of stuff you're looking for, then it's just not for you. My city had 3 malls, and there was one that I definitely didn't care for because there was nothing there for me.

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[@ThisGalTravels]

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