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Tour Overview
Where the River Meets the Sea
Head to beautiful Ada Foah at the dramatic meeting point of the Volta River and the Atlantic Ocean. Enjoy a scenic boat ride through the estuary, relax on pristine uncrowded beaches, savour fresh seafood, and experience total coastal relaxation away from the city buzz.
Good to Know
- Ada Foah sits at the stunning point where the mighty Volta River meets the Atlantic Ocean.
- Ada is known for some of Ghana's most beautiful, uncrowded, and pristine beaches.
- The Ada estuary is a nesting ground for sea turtles and diverse coastal bird species.
What's Covered
Included
- Hotel or apartment pickup and drop-off in Accra
- Private transportation and fuel surcharge
- Professional tour guide
- Local guide for the Ada island experience
- Pottery and ceramic-making experience
- Boat transportation for the Ada island tour
- Drinks, snacks and bottled water
- Entry fees to all included sites and experiences
- Applicable taxes
Not Included
- Gratuities
- Personal expenses
- Lunch
- Alcoholic drinks beyond the included tasting experience
- Any items purchased from local artisans or communities
Starting at
$150
per person · Full Day
Prices are for groups of three or more. Solo travellers and pairs pay $20–30 more per person, depending on the tour.
This tour runs for groups of three or more. Smaller parties can sometimes be joined to another booking, ask us.
Trip Details
DurationFull Day
DeparturePickup and drop-off from Accra or your hotel, unless a different arrangement is requested.
Group Size3-15 People
Local GuideIncluded
TransportIncluded
Frequently Asked Questions
Got Questions? We've Got Answers.
Can I book this on my own?
This one runs for groups of three or more, because of the boat. If you are travelling alone or as a pair, tell us your dates and we will try to join you to another booking.
How far is Ada from Accra?
About 2–2.5 hours east of Accra. We travel in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with good company along the way.
Is the boat ride included?
Yes. Boat transport around the Ada waterways is part of the tour. We stop at Coconut Island, where climbers cut fresh coconuts for you, Crocodile Island, and Rum Island, where a local family distils sugar-cane rum.
Is lunch included?
No — lunch is at your own expense. There is fresh seafood to be had along the way, and your guide will point you at the good places.
Is swimming safe at Ada?
The waterways are calm, but this is a boat and island day rather than a beach day. Your guide will tell you what is sensible on the day.
What should I bring?
Sun protection, a hat, something you do not mind getting a little wet, and a camera. You will be on and off a boat.
Can I extend and stay overnight?
Yes. Ada has lovely beach resorts. Ask us about overnight arrangements when booking.
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