Discover Accra
The vibrant, cosmopolitan heart of Ghana. Experience a dynamic city where booming commerce meets rich cultural heritage and boundless hospitality.
Welcome to Accra
Step into a city pulsing with life and opportunity. As the gateway to West Africa, Accra bridges the traditional with the ultra-modern. Historic landmarks sit harmoniously beside bustling tech hubs, showcasing a nation deeply rooted in its past yet marching confidently into the future.
Whether you're exploring the sprawling Makola Market, enjoying the serenity of Labadi Beach, or attending high-level business summits, Accra offers an unforgettable backdrop for innovation and connection.
Visa & Travel Support
We provide Visa and travel support to support international participants attending GABS 2026 to facilitate a smooth entry process.
Learn More →Hotel Bookings
Enjoy specially negotiated rates at a selection of hotels in Accra, ranging from business-friendly accommodations to luxury stays.
Learn More →Notable Attractions
Discover the rich history, bustling markets, and serene getaways that make Accra a captivating destination for every traveler.
Accra International Airport
Ghana's premier gateway features modern, world-class facilities. Situated within a bustling commercial hub, it offers travelers seamless connectivity and upscale hospitality right upon arrival.
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park
Dedicated to Ghana's first president, this beautifully landscaped park features a museum and the iconic mausoleum, serving as a powerful monument to the nation's independence movement.
Jamestown & Lighthouse
One of the oldest districts in Accra, renowned for its vibrant street art, colonial-era architecture, and the towering red-and-white striped lighthouse overlooking the fishing harbor.
Makola Market
A sprawling, vibrant hub of commerce where you can experience the dynamic pulse of everyday Ghanaian life, offering everything from colorful textiles to fresh local produce.
Aburi Botanical Gardens
A short drive from the city center, these historic gardens offer a tranquil escape with towering palm avenues, rare plant species, and breathtaking views of the Accra plains.
Independence Square
Also known as Black Star Square, this vast, historic plaza hosts national ceremonies and features the iconic Independence Arch and the Black Star Gate.
Explore the Heart of Ghana
Extend your stay and discover why Ghana is hailed as the absolute jewel of West Africa. The country's diverse landscapes and rich history await you.
Kakum National Park
Famous for its exhilarating canopy walkway suspended 30 meters above the forest floor, Kakum is a haven for biodiversity and eco-tourism.
Cape Coast Castle
A powerful UNESCO World Heritage site standing as a solemn monument to the trans-Atlantic slave trade and Ghana's rich, complex history.
Mole National Park
Ghana's largest wildlife refuge, offering incredible walking safaris where you can encounter elephants, antelopes, and baboons in their natural habitat.
Wli Waterfalls
The highest waterfall in West Africa, nestled in lush agrotourism forests. A perfect destination for hiking and discovering rare flora and fauna.
Plan Your Journey
Visas are required for most international visitors traveling to Ghana. GABS 2026 registered delegates will receive documentation and dedicated support to streamline visa applications. Make sure to consult your local embassy or consulate for updated travel regulations and health prerequisites, including Yellow Fever certification.