 | Ghana, Ghana |
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... taught them how to play using a pestle as a baseball bat! They loved it. After my dad left, my mom and I headed to Ghana, where we mostly relaxed in Accra and enjoyed nice restaurants (well, nice for me anyway). We did make it down to Cape Coast, ...
... During their time in Ghana, the team will meet with some members of the tourism industry and visit many of Ghana's historical and natural attractions, including the forts at Cape Coast, Kakum Park, Kumasi, Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary, Kintampo Falls ...
... lesson. We decided against it but thought about coming back to do it during the Christmas break. After a relaxing lunch of Ghana's incredible street food - fried rice, we headed down the hill to brave the market. We got lost in its depths quite ...
... Ive travelled before the UK and USA arent always the most popular countries in the world are they!! I am honestly going to travel in Ghana now and I will leave tomorrow (or the day after)so Ill let you know how that goes, I cant wait to get home, some ...
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A month in Ghana
Posted on Aug 21, 2008, 12:18:42
... done a lot of research and it seems there is a lot to see and do but if you have a favourite spot/activity/experience in Ghana I would love to hear about it. Or perhaps the opposite, a visit you felt was a waste of time? Anything tips or suggestions you ...
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A month in Ghana
Posted on Aug 25, 2008, 15:58:48
Hellooooooooo I've never been to Ghana but there are some interesting articles on Trip Advisor: As for sleeping bags, looks like it doesn't get too cool there. The lowest temperature this week is forecast as being 73F or 23C
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will my mobile work in africa??
Posted on Dec 24, 2007, 01:46:48
depends on the frequency that ur mobile supports. i think common dual bands or tri bands mobile can be used in Ghana. my old sony ericson worked in Ghana with no problems, it's a dual bands mobile.and now i use a palm treo instead of the SE.
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will my mobile work in africa??
Posted on Nov 23, 2009, 14:50:08
... is supported here in Africa, big brands like T-mobile and Vodafon are perfectly in operation here while Verizon and others are fairly here as well, every thing is now possible here in Ghana Africa. You will be marveled at what you are going to experience.
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