For exploring Ghana you can depend on the convenient means of Transportation in Ghana. The country is situated in West Africa and borders Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Togo and the Gulf of Guinea. The country has numerous adventure and heritage sites which are very popular among tourists. There are various different means of Transportation in Ghana to travel throughout the country.
Getting to Ghana is easy as it has convenient air, land, rail and sea links. You can take the following options for Transportation in Ghana.
Air Access in Ghana
The country has a number of airports serving world and domestic destinations. The Kotoka International Airport in Accra is the main international entry point in Ghana. Other airports are -
- Navrongo Airport
- Takoradi Airport
- Sunyani Airport
- Tamale Airport
- Wa Airport
- Yendi Airport
Rail Access in Ghana
One of the popular means of Ghana Transportation is by rail. The railway network is to the north of Kumasi city in the plains south of the barrier range. Some of the towns connected by trains are -
- Accra - port, capital city
- Betkwa, Dunkwa
- Kongono, Koforidua
- Obuasi
- Bekwai
- Kumasi
- Tema
- Nkawkaw, Nsawam, Obuasi, Sekondi
- Tarkwa - junction
- Dunkwa - Junction
- Oda
- Kade - branch terminus
- Awaso - branch terminus
- Shai Hills
- Prestea - branch terminus
- Awaso - branch terminus
Road Access in Ghana
Ghana is also serviced by The Trans-West African Coastal Highway which is part of the Trans-African Highway network. It connects to Lomé (Togo), Benin, Nigeria and Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire). There is also a paved highway connecting to Burkina Faso.
Other means of Transportation in Ghana
Ghana Travel can also be undertaken by ferry services on the river or seas. The town of Yeji and Kwadjokrom near Lake Volta has ferry services. The rivers of Ankobra, Tano and Volta have 168 km of waterways for launches and boats. The city of Takoradi is by the Atlantic Ocean and is a major port.
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