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Ghana - Accra

Labadi Beach

By @clavernsiah

Also known as La Pleasure Beach, you can enjoy here the ocean views and beach activities like horseback riding and beach sports. It’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists, especially on weekends when live music and performances are common. Be prepared for entrance fees and vendors selling various goods. Always keep an eye on your belongings and be cautious if swimming, as lifeguard coverage can vary.

Address: Labadi Beach, Accra, Ghana

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About @clavernsiah

Meet Claver, a Ghanaian local passionate about sharing the beauty and culture of his homeland. As a student of Agriculture and Environmental Studies and a part-time photographer, I’m dedicated to providing authentic experiences for those exploring Ghana, the gateway to Africa. With insights into Ghana’s best accommodations, cultural spots, and hidden gems, I’m here to make your journey seamless and memorable. Akwaaba—welcome to Ghana!

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