The Lighthouse cannot be missed, and can be seen from most parts of Jamestown. You cannot say you have been to Jamestown if you didn't see the Lighthouse

This is another place in Ghana that has got a lot of their historical events and happenings. The place is just ahead of a fishermans community, it looks very ghetto but it’s a good sight for a tourist. It’s just beside the buildings used for...More

I went here with my friend who is Ghanaian. It’s a fishing village And it’s one of the poorer towns. The people live relatively peaceful here. I didn’t feel like I was in danger at all although I wouldn’t recommend going here without a guide...More

The lighthouse was in an old and interesting part of Accra. We walked through many interesting streets with nice graffiti, restaurants for tourists, picturesque landscape with many old style houses, indigenes playing games, etc and ended up at the foot of the lighthouse. After appreciating...More

Jamestown, was British built in the colonial Gold Coast era. It's another vibrant coastal township today. As an added benefit, absolutely spectacular with water activities on New Year's Eve.

This is for me one of the better moments in Accra tourism. Again, you need to have background knowledge or a guide. The Brant Guide will tell you most of what you need to know.

Sadly the lighthouse was closed when we visited, but I still enjoyed the area. Honestly, it was one of the most impovershed areas that we saw in all of Ghana, so understandably, it was also the place we received the most hassle for stuff -...More