Kokrobite Beach

30 kilometers to the west of Ghana's capital, Accra, is the seaside town of Kokorobite. Unspoiled shores, the sea, reggae music, stunning views of the tropics, and thriving nightlife draw a lot of Rastafarians who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city for a few days.

Moreover, residents like gathering on the beach on the weekends to dance, hang out, and eat. Kokorobite is frequently picked for parties and conferences. This location promises one of the best possibilities for a beach vacation in Ghana for fans of African exotics and rastamen.

Kokrobite Beach is a lengthy stretch of white sand along the Atlantic coast that is divided into different sections. Coconut trees line the beach, giving it a wonderful shade and providing coconuts as well. The beach is made even more enjoyable by a sloped entry into the calm sea, ocean, and gentle surf.

For the comfort of visitors, huts with coconut and palm branch roofs were erected on the beach. You can take a vacation from the midday sun by keeping your personal belongings in storage. At Kokrobite Beach, guests can unwind by:

• sunbathe;
• bathe;
• enjoy beautiful views of the sunset;
• enjoy drinks at local bars;
• play football;
• hang out, listen to reggae music;
• watch sea fishing;
• have picnics with a bonfire;
• take surfing lessons.

Highlights:

• Tourists may get away from Accra's busy streets to Kokrobite Beach. During your stay at this attraction, you can swim, sunbathe, and shop at the stalls of nearby vendors. You can stop by one of the seaside eateries to have food or drinks after unwinding along the tropical beach and watching the boats pass by. After the sun sets, always keep an eye on your stuff and exercise caution because the beach could not be a secure location.