Flights to accra
Cheap Flights to accra
Overview
Accra has some striking anthropological exhibits boasting commendable fine art pieces, while the Kwame Nkrumah Mausoleum and Museum commemorate Ghana’s first President. Those who love history, Jamestown is the best place to visit. The buzzing Makola Market is known for traditional African food. Interesting landmarks comprise of Osu Castle and Independence Square. Labadi Beach is one of the city’s most popular beaches and regularly puts on music events – tourists not staying at one of the beach’s hotels pay an entrance fee.
When booking their cheap flights to Accra and exploring the city, most visitors do not face problems, but it is always worth taking basic precautions. Avoid keeping bundles of monies and stick to famous tourist destinations in your list. There is a high possibility of thefts at ATMs, beaches and the airport as well. You need to confirm the ID of the driver if you are being picked from the airport.
Climate
Being an equatorial country, Ghana, Accra is very little difference between its seasons in terms of temperature. Taking humidity into consideration, temperatures are hot all year with a lower chance of rain the whole year. In the daytime, you might feel hotness but in the nights, you might feel balmy.
Travel Information
Language: English, Twi, Ga, Fante & Ewe
Currency: Ghanaian (Cedi)
Local time: GMT
Avg. Flight Time: 6h 35m
Best Time To Visit
There are two rainy seasons: The first one lies amid April and mid-July and the second one comes in October. March is generally the hottest month and colder weather is prevalent in August but overall there is a very little variation on the temperature which sits around the mid-70s (F) all year.
Accra Attractions and Activities
1. Local History and Culture
Do visit the National Museum of Ghana, the Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park and Mausoleum and the Accra Art Centre for artisan crafts.
2. The Beach
Labadi Beach and Bojo Beach - there are only two best options around Accra proffering glittery waters, along with horseback riding and surfing.
3. Foodie Scene
Whether it be delectable street food or sophisticated fine dining, there is a thriving foodie scene in Accra city waiting to be explored, comprising international influences on the busy trading port.
4. Great Shopping
From the busy Makola Market to the sleek Marina Mall and Accra Mall, you'll find bargains and good prices on everything from fashions to souvenirs and jewellery.
5. Non-Stop Nightlife
The hopping nightlife scene is just commendable of Accra, whether your taste runs to soothing live music, dance clubs, good-time bars or chic cocktail lounges.
Airlines Operate Flight to Accra
- British Airways
- TAP Portugal
- Brussels Airlines
- KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
- Air France
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Accra - 6h 35m
- Manchester to Accra - 9h 20m
- Newcastle to Accra - 10h 20m
- Birmingham to Accra - 9h 55m
- Glasgow to Accra - 9h 40m
- Edinburgh to Accra - 10h 15m
- Belfast to Accra - 11h 15m
Distance to the City Centre
Accra Kotoka Airport is the prime airport of Ghana and it serves not less than 25 airlines from all around the world. The distance from Accra Kotoka Airport to the centre is nearly 9 km. If you choose to cover the distance through a car, it would take around 20 minutes to get to the city centre.
Transport from Accra
Accra’s attractions are quite spread out, so renting a car and driver for the day can work out to be a money saver. Large car hire firms have offices at bigger hotels and Labadi Beach. Flagg down a taxi and do not forget to negotiate beforehand.
Visa Requirements for Accra
Your actual signed passport should be valid for at least 6 months, have a minimum of one blank visa page and it should not be torn, frayed, separating or altered in any manner.
Tips for your stay in Accra
- Be prepared for heavy traffic in Accra as, over the past 20 years, the capital has grown like anything.
- Be okay with the noise. It is a possibility that you might hear sounds of a neighbour waking up at 4 am, roosters greeting the dawn or a call to prayer from a mosque.
- Acquiring some Ghanaian English would go a long way in asking directions or conversing with the locals.
- Avoid nodding your head and showing a thumbs up - it’s an insult here. Learn the hand protocols to survive throughout your trip.
- Due to aplenty of street food, you should try some grilled tilapia, jollof rice, kelewele, banku, and waakye.
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