Busua is Ghana's surfing capital—a crescent bay where consistent Atlantic swells meet a relaxed fishing village atmosphere. The beach is framed by rocky headlands, with surf breaks suitable for beginners and intermediates. Fort Metal Cross (1691) sits on the eastern headland, one of many slave trade fortifications along the coast. The village maintains an authentic character with local fishermen launching wooden canoes each morning.
| Criterion | Rating | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Beauty | High | Crescent bay, rocky headlands |
| Uniqueness | High | Ghana's surf culture hub |
| Access | Moderate | 3-4 hour drive from Accra |
| Preservation | High | Traditional village, limited development |
Busua Beach is located in Western Region, Atlantic Ocean. It sits on Ghana and features sand beaches.
The best time to visit Busua Beach is varies by season. Check local weather conditions before planning your trip.
standard ocean safety precautions apply