Travel Tips and Stories of Akosombo in Ghana
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Travel guide of Akosombo
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Akosombo from travelers sharing their experiences
Book your trip to Akosombo and remunerate who inspired you
Travel guide of Akosombo
"My only wish is that we leave room for hope. There is good and bad in all things. We find what we expect to find. We see what we expect to see. I have learned that if I tilt my head just right and squint, the world outside is beautiful. The future is bright. There are good things to come." ~ Hugh Howey
7 km from Akosombo
beautiful landscape.
Experienced by Kofi Nuamah Barden
41 km from Akosombo
Snail Shell Bokeh
Experienced by Kafui Yevu
52 km from Akosombo
We decided to trek down a mountain. It began to rain and no cars were in sight. As we passed this bush we heard a sound, like something was moving in the branches. Fearing it was a snake, we run off. Ha!
58 km from Akosombo
GHANA NATIONAL THEATER 🇬ðŸ‡
61 km from Akosombo
Aerial view, Samalla Beach House. Contact: (+233) 244 375-470 or email pramprambhouse@gmail.com for reservations.
68 km from Akosombo
Kpone Beach
Experienced by Okra Amps
78 km from Akosombo
sunset portraits
78 km from Akosombo
Two African American Boys
78 km from Akosombo
Sunsets after a stormy afternoon.
78 km from Akosombo
Appiah
78 km from Akosombo
These flowers keep blooming! My love for you will keep growing! It never dies! Be safe out there!
78 km from Akosombo
traveler, sunrise
Experienced by nathaniel abadji
78 km from Akosombo
Never put your happiness in someone else's hands because that often leads to disappointment.
81 km from Akosombo
Ghanaian Boy Stance
82 km from Akosombo
She walked onto our set during a photo shoot.
83 km from Akosombo
Summerhut
Experienced by Victor Kwashie
83 km from Akosombo
Calm Waves
83 km from Akosombo
White Volta
97 km from Akosombo
I came to Big Millie’s to surprise a longtime friend, but while I was waiting I heard a lot of commotion from the beach. I’m inquisitive, and so I went to see what was going on. Here is a picture of a group of fishermen who’d caught some fish sharing with the people who helped them haul in their catch. I love this picture because, to me, it’s the definition o community: people working together for mutual benefit.
