Flights to Ghana

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Spread the cost of your flights to Ghana with flexible payment options. Pay for your flights in smaller, manageable instalments that fit your budget, making your trip more affordable and accessible.

Interest-free financing is available (check with providers) depending on eligibility. With the cost of your flights divided into smaller payments, you can focus on creating lasting memories in Ghana.

Ghana is a country in West Africa with a total population of 33 million. In addition to being known for its large forests, diverse animal life, and lots of sandy beaches, Ghana is also famous for its history. Ghana is home to diverse ethnic groups each with their own unique cultural practises and traditions.

Ghana is also popular for its cultural traditions such as music, dance and art and there are lots for tourists to do. It’s known as a peaceful country as it has a lengthy history of stable democracy and a thriving economy. Therefore, the area is a safe all-weather travel destination. Crime rates are low, there is no insurgency, and the country is extremely welcoming to tourists.

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Accra is the capital of Ghana and has beautiful beaches, monumental buildings, museums, libraries, galleries, traditional markets and busy nightlife. Most people visit Accra due to there being a lot to do and see and it’s also an affordable destination.

The best time to visit Accra is during the winter months such as October to April when the weather is less humid. Others describe it as a city worth visiting before it becomes too commercialised. When visiting think about doing the following: day trips, shopping, beach day, guided tour, safari, art gallery or street markets to make sure you get the proper experience.

• Be respectful: whilst visiting Ghana. Make sure you respect the elders and others, and avoid making derogatory comments about religion, politics, or ethnic groups.
• Use your right hand: Use your right hand to eat, give and receive items, and greet people. Your left hand is considered your "toilet hand".
• Carry a copy of your passport: If you plan to visit different cities outside of Accra, be sure to print a copy of your passport to keep in your bag as you travel around the country.
• Don't take pictures without asking: Make sure you aren't taking photos of people or places without their permission, and don't photograph government buildings or military installations.
• Make sure not to litter: Don't spit or throw trash into the street.
• Be aware of local politics: Don't get involved in local politics.