Kakum National Park Cape Coast

Going to keep it short and sweet, I'm absolutely shattered!

Decided to go travelling as none of the offices were open to register for our courses this week and the lecturers were on strike as well as some of the ground's workers who locked all of the class room doors! Great job guys...

We went to Bojo beach (pre-strikes) on …

In the morning the crow of a rooster awaked me. I opened my eyes and through the mosquito netting I saw palm trees and ocean. What a way to wake up. Breakfast didn't disappoint either, we enjoyed jam and toast (Di), banana and chocolate crepe (Caitlin), fruit salad crepe (Matthew) and fruit salad (me). Following breakfast we drove to the Cape Coast …

... . Locals playing soccer on the nearby beach swam out to assist, luckily, nobody hurt. In the afternoon we visited Kakum National Park to walk the suspended walkway above the rain forest canopy. 45 minutes to cover 350 meters of walkways, mainly due to ...

... had a walk around. The beach in Cape Coast is the local toilet, so it stunk rotten :/ ert. So then we went to kakum national park, hoping to get a tent in the campsite, but apparently it was too dark so we ended up staying in the lodge, which was really ...

... at Jerusalem Farm in Edumfa, Ghana.  After touring some of the farm and trekking through a small part of Kakum National Park -- a beautiful rain forest -- and cramming in internet research and re-creating a slide show five times, due to ...

... and start exploring the country. I'll deal with the police report before I fly home. We head west for Cape Coast, Elmina and Kakum National Park. Again, the trusty tro-tro does the 2.5-hour trip with maximum efficiency, minimum expense; just over £1 to ...

... any more...not like I often do. I mean - double-tier pricing here is even seen officially, like in Thailand. Went to Kakum National Park for the canopy walkway - it doesn't look like much, but is a bit of an adrenaline rush - is a suspended swinging ...

This was a morning excursion to Kakum National Park, where we risked the very dodgy canopy walk- basically a few ladders strung between trees with planks laid end to end to walk on. Our guide assured us there hadn't been any fatalities, but you can see ...

So after we left the Hans Cottage Botel, we went to Kakum National Park which was also just outside of Cape Coast. This park, was a legitimate rain forest. And when we were there it was raining. Awesome. I know. (Unfortunately the negative nancy’s ...

... so nice. It would have been so much more difficult to try and arrange different buses. Our first stop was the Kakum national park. It is a 350 square kilometer park was first established in 1960, entirely covered in tropical rainforest. The park contains ...

... ons hier vooral erg bijzonder, ze zwaaien en roepen Obruni! How are you?! Vandaag waren we oorspronkelijk van plan eerst naar Kakum National Park te gaan, we mochten echter met een Coca Cola bus meerijden en nu zijn we in Cape Coast. Internetten doen we ...

... Saturday night a bunch of us took a drive out of town to Hans Cottage for a meal. The restaurant is situated close to Kakum National Park and sits on a platform suspended over a lake full of crocodiles, although I didn't see any in the flesh. At night ...