A Land of Hospitality, History, and Hope
Discover Ghana Through a New Lens
Experience the warmth of Ghana’s culture, the beauty of its landscapes, and the richness of its heritage. At AFRIWOCC, we highlight tourism as more than travel — it’s a gateway to empowerment, cultural pride, and sustainable opportunities for women and children throughout Ghana.
Experience the Heart of Ghana Beyond the Conference
Whether you’re attending AFRIWOCC 2025 for the first time or returning to reconnect and reimagine Africa’s future, Accra welcomes you with open arms. As the host city, Accra is not only Ghana’s capital but also a vibrant cultural and historical hub that perfectly blends tradition with modernity. We encourage all our international and domestic guests to take time to explore the rich experiences Accra has to offer beyond the conference halls.
Historical & Cultural Sites
Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum
A tribute to Ghana’s first president and a powerful symbol of Pan-African leadership. Explore the museum, gardens, and historical archives.
W.E.B. Du Bois Centre
Dedicated to the African-American scholar and activist, the center honors the legacy of Pan-Africanism and houses a research library and memorial.
Jamestown:
A historic fishing community with colonial-era architecture, colorful murals, and local stories that reflect Accra’s resilient spirit.
Independence Arch & Black Star Square
Iconic monuments symbolizing Ghana’s independence and sovereignty.
Nature & Beaches
Labadi Beach
ust minutes from the city center, it’s perfect for relaxation, horse rides, local drumming, and dance performances.
Bojo Beach
A quieter, scenic getaway ideal for swimming and picnicking on a private island accessed by canoe.
Aburi Botanical Gardens
Lush greenery, exotic plants, and stunning views of the Akwapim Hills perfect for a peaceful escape.
Arts, Fashion & Shopping
Makola Market
Dive into the energetic local market scene colorful textiles, handcrafted jewelry, and traditional fabrics like Kente await.
Art Centre for National Culture
Browse and shop authentic Ghanaian arts and crafts, including wood carvings, paintings, and musical instruments.
Osu Oxford Street
A bustling commercial stretch filled with shops, restaurants, and vibrant nightlife.
Local Cuisine You Must Try
Waakye (rice and beans), Jollof rice, Banku with tilapia,etc
These are just a few of the mouthwatering dishes Ghana is known for.
Local Food Joints
Visit local food joints or try upscale Ghanaian restaurants like Skybar 25, Santoku, or Buka.
Short Trips & Day Tours
Cape Coast Castle & Elmina Castle
UNESCO World Heritage sites just a few hours from Accra. A deeply moving visit through the history of the transatlantic slave trade.
Shai Hills Reserve
Offers hiking, wildlife viewing (baboons,zebras, antelopes), and ancient caves less than an hour away.
