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From bikinis to beachballs to boardwalks, here's what 14 local experts had to say about beaches in and near Accra.

Accra can boast of colonial castles, a natural zoo, museums with African heritage, and a unique cultured multi ethnic groups since it is the capital city. It is the hub of the transatlantic slave trade hence the Usher fort and Jamestown prison, Osu Castle, Accra Arts Centre, and modern hotels with beautiful sceneries and the beach will keep any visitor happy.

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Accra is the Capital of Ghana. It is the most busy city in the country. The common food is Kenkey with fried fish.We have beautiful sites for visitors. We have beaches and lots of historical places like the Osu Castle and many others were slave trade took place. Our people are very hospitable.

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Rent is expensive, be ready to pay for a year or two upfront. The sun can get unbearably hot sometimes. Look on the bright side though (pun very much intended), there are enough malls, beaches and lots of great places to have fun and cool off too. Transport is fairly cheap, so moving around won’t be a bother. We have enough ride-hailing services too. And there’s our epic jollof: no one ever gets over that.

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The people who reside in the major part of the Capital, Accra, speak Ga. Their local food is Kenkey with fish and pepper. La Palm Royal Beach Hotel is a hotel at Labadi and it close to the sea. People visit the Labadi beach on Saturdays and Sundays. The festival of the people living there is Homowo.

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Accra is the capital of Ghana. It is the most populated city in the country besides Kumasi. It provides some of the most expensive and beautiful hotels. The city is notable for its expensive style of living. Popular beaches include Labadi Beach and Kokrobite Beach.

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Accra is one of the most developed cities in Ghana. There are several places of recreation such as beach resorts, restaurants and nightclubs. People from around the world move here to work, study or tour. The locals are quite friendly and ever ready to assist. It is less costly to get around by public transport, as there are several bus stations and taxis around.

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Accra is the capital and economic hub of Ghana. Living in Accra is an amazing experience where you get to interact with hospitable people having diverse cultural backgrounds. It will be an unforgettable and worthwhile experience because of the numerous beautiful scenery like the beaches, botanical gardens, museums and more.

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Accra is a fast growing cosmopolitan city. The people are hospitable and tolerate various religious. The two main religions are Christianity and Islam. The food is good and at night, Accra is very alive. There are many business opportunities in the city. The beaches are clean and very welcoming.

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There are several considerations that a person with the motive of moving to Accra should focus on. Such considerations should firstly include; how busy the city is. Accra is an industrial city and since it is the capital of Ghana, it happens to be very busy. Many people from almost all the other region happen to go to Accra to make a living for themselves. Secondly, the standard of living in Accra also happens to be high. Accra has so many restaurants and beaches for relaxation.

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Accra is the capital of Ghana, having the most population in the country. It is a coastal city surrounded by a number of beautiful beaches like the Labadi beach. But one of the biggest problem in the city is it’s heavy traffic. Aside that we have a lot of tasty foods and hospitable people.

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Accra is a very friendly city, it has numerous facilities which makes living easier, facilities for health such as gym, parks and courts are easily accessible. For shopping, there are various mall, and grocery stores one can easily get to and an effective delivery service readily available. For recreational facilities there are no shortage of clubs and musical concerts not forgetting our numerous beaches.

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Accra is the capital of Ghana. It lies in the south of the country. It is bordered to the south by the Atlantic Ocean, to the west by the Central Region, to the East by the Volta Region and to the North by the Eastern Region.

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It is a city that is welcoming and has the right atmosphere due the structures and the people in general. It also has a lot of tourist attractions like the beaches, historical places like Kwame Nkrumah museum and more and it has nice restaurants, hotels, motels, casinos and other relaxing places.

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It is the capital of the country Ghana, and the seat of government. It is the most populated city and so sometimes struggle with sanitation. It has beautiful tourist sites, beautiful beaches and very hospitable people. The natives of the region, whose capital happens to be Accra are called the “Gas. “

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