Ghana: The Exotic Africa.

A success story of African development, democracy and stability, Ghana is a nation made up of people that are as warm as its climate. Rich i...

A success story of African development, democracy and stability, Ghana is a nation made up of people that are as warm as its climate. Rich in history, culture and natural beauty, it's the perfect introduction to Africa if you are a first-time traveler to the continent, or a great alternative for those who have exhausted the Safari circuit, and crave a different African experience.

Labadi beach is Accra's most popular stretch of coast. On weekends visitors are entertained by traditional Ghanaian music, drumming and dancing.

The Kakum National Park in the central region of Ghana is home to a long series of hanging bridges known as the "Canopy Walkway." Located at the forest canopy level, it provides tourists with a great view of the park and its rare animals.

Women performing the Adowa, a traditional dance of the Ashanti people from Kumasi, Ghana's second largest city.

Mole National Park in the northeast is Ghana's largest wildlife refuge, home to over 93 species of mammal.

Traders ply their wares at Makola Market, Accra's main market and shopping district.

Built on the Cape Coast by the Portuguese in 1482, Elmina Castle is the oldest remaining slave castle in Africa. It has become a pilgrimage site drawing thousands of visitors from around the world.

The busy fishing harbor at the foot of Elmina Castle.