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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando: Excursions

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando. Waterfalls, mountains, monkey sanctuary, jungle hiking, festivals, . From Kpando you can make a lot of very interesting excursions of one or two days. Transport to all these places can be organized. You can choose to get the public transport, take a motorbike, charter a car or trotro or even cycle yourself if you are sportive. View to Upper and Lower Falls. The network of six ancestral caves are 20 meter below surface and are accessible separately. The hike is physically...

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando: Services

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando. One person/guide will pick you up at the airport and help you to get transportation to an hotel in or around Accra. The next day the person will help you to organize transportation to Kpando. Prize includes: transport cost of guide (Kpando – Accra – Kpando), feeding and his overnight stay in Accra. We can book your hotel in Kpando or make reservation by phone of hotel of choice in Accra. We can organize your homestay in our Emo House. A meal or pick-nick lunch can be provided.

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando: History

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando. Ewe people migrate from Ketu. Arrival of Ewe people at Notsie,. First settlement of two Akan-. Groups at Kpando Abanu. Ewe people escaped from tyrannical. Rule of Notsie King Ago Akoli. During long migration three clans. 8220;Kpekpe Eto”. Tri-state and call themselves Akpini. Settlement of Akpini at Kpando. Who joined the Abanu people. Constitution of 3 divisions at Kpando:. Descendent of Asianu),. Bisi Kodzo (Kodzo Dra), grandson. Of Afertor Adzagah and son of. Ancient Hist...

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando: Kpando

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando. Kpando is a very nice village close to Lake Volta and offers a whole range of scenery and activities for tourists, visitors and volunteers. Enjoy the wonder that is Kpando! How to get there? Kpando is about 208 km north from Accra. In Accra there is daily public transport that takes you to Kpando in about 4 hours. Try to leave Accra before 2 pm or on a sunday so that you avoid the traffic jam and you will travel by daylight and enjoy the nice scenery after Atimpoku. Kpando h...

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando: Welcome to Kpando

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando. Welcome in Kpando on the shores of Lake Volta in Ghana. Most travel guides have little information on Kpando, but the whole district of Kpando is a nice remote area with a lot of touristic potential of which Lake Volta is the main attraction. Kpando town is ideal as a base for exploring the whole central Volta Region including some of the highlights of Ghana. There are plenty of good and cheap hotels and the locals are most friendly and helpful. View over Kpando Main street.

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando: Ghana

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando. Ghana has a lot of different tourist attractions. For each category we will give you our favourites. Boattrip on Lake Volta to one of the inhabited islands (Kpando). Visit Akosombo Dam (Akosombo). Relax at Lake Bosumtwi @ Cocoa Village. Paddle to Nzulezo Stilt Village. On Lake Amansuri (Beyin). Explore some of the undiscoverd Crater Lakes (Nkonya Tayi, Bodada, .). UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Cape Coast Castle and Fort St Jorge at Elmina. Volta Estuary and East Coast Lagoons.

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando: Lake Volta

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Volta Guide Service @ Kpando. Was formed by the Akosombo Dam in 1966 and is the largest reservoir. By surface area in the world. Because of the formation of Lake Volta, about 78,000 people were relocated to new towns and villages, along with 200,000 animals belonging to them. About 120 buildings were destroyed, not including small residences, as over 7,800 km. Of territory was flooded. Provides electricity for much of the country. The. We can organize your boat trip, overnight stay or fishing experience.