Ayikoo Beach House Ghana
At just a 20 minutes drive from the historic town of Cape Coast and the colonial castle in Elmina, you’ll find the ‘Ayikoo Beach House’. The ‘Ayikoo Beach house’ is perfectly located in tropical idyllic surrounds with a quiet sandy beach right at your doorstep. Basic yet fully furnished with 4 spaceous bedrooms (2 large doubles and 2 smaller doubles), 4 bathrooms, a large living room and a cosy veranda with a stunning view over the Atlantic Ocean.
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A stay at the beach house is a unique experience; watching the sunset whilst local fisherman take their canoos to shore after their nightly fishing. Or just wandering off on the endless stretch of beach, far away from hectic city life. A perfect place to allow your Ghana impressions to sink in.
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The Beach house is near Cape Coast, the canopy bridges in Kakum national park, as well as the British and Dutch colonial castles along the coast, keeping the memory of the tragic slave trade alive.
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Our tips
Ghana has a wide variety of fresh fruit. There are many fruitstalls at Ayensudo junction selling mango, watermelon, pineapple etc (just a 5 min. drive from the house). Fresh coconuts are in our garden.
You can create you own smoothie (the kitchen is equipped with a blender)
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Fishermen sell their catch of the day right on the beach. So... do a seafood barbecue!
You can find utensils and a bbq in the kitchen. Charcoal is easily available in the village.
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The garden has its own fireplace. Enjoy a good old bonfire with a glass of wine, the stars, the moon and the sound of waves in the background.
Bring some marshmellows along to roast, if you have kids.
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Ampenyi village tour - The 'be-the-change' foundation tries to improve lifes of those in the Ampenyi community (where the Ayikoo beach house is located). The initiator - California - is happy to give you a feel of traditional Ghanaian way of life in the fishing community of Ampenyi. He can also organise a lagoon tour or even an excursion at sea. More details can be found here.