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Ronda holidays
The quaint streets, the architecture of Rhonda and the unique landscape of its inland location frequently draw visitors who are travelling along the coastal areas of Andaluc¡a. There are no beaches here, but instead jagged mountains rise up on the inland side. The town is split from the mountains coastward by El Tajo, a crag in the earth overgrown with emerald green gardens and the bustling relentless life of the town.
The visual drama of Rhonda has attracted artists and writers here from all over the world. Over the generations, these settlers have contributed to the growth of a quirky artistic culture and regional appreciation of beauty and life in its varied and unexpected forms.
Here are a few additional suggested things to see and do while you're here:
- Explore El Tajo: El Tajo is the ancient narrow gorge that cuts through the city and is crossed by a heavy Romanesque bridge.
- Take a cooking class: After experiencing the delicious tapas and seafood dishes of the Andalusia coast, take a class and learn how to bring these traditional flavours home with you.
- Visit the Cuidad Romana de Acinipo: Explore the stone ruins of this centuries-old preserved historic village.
- Take a tour of the M"ltr">Accra is the beating heart of Ghana. This is a young vibrant city that's full of opportunity, both for business travel and holidayers from around the world.
With the best shopping and restaurants to be found in Ghana, it’s a great starting point for your holiday. Whether you want an apartment by a beach, or somewhere to stay as you trek further inland, Holiday Lettings has the holiday rental for you.
About Accra
Upon arriving in Accra, you'll almost be knocked down by the tropical heat and humidity. It's glorious, but the cool breeze of your air-conditioned home will be welcomed once you've got to your destination.
The streets are infused with perfume, spices and oils. The busy city stretches along the Atlantic Coast and has a long history, including British occupation.
A memorial park honours Ghana's first president, Kwame Nkrumah, and charts the country's progress since.
Way back in 1908, the Accra-Kumasi railway was built. It connected the port of Accra to the main cocoa producing regions effectively making Accra the region’s most important city for trade. You can still try rich Ghanaian chocolate today!
The many neighbourhoods sprawl out towards the beach, the centre and the west – each a different adventure you should try while you're here.
What to do in Accra
No trip to Accra would be complete without visiting the National Museum on Barnes Road to learn about Ghanaian culture and history.
Jamestown was once the epicentre of British rule in Ghana and is one of the oldest districts in Accra. Though it is not in the best state, there are plans to bring new life to the area. Watch this space!
For a special gift, head to the massive sprawl of the Makola Market where you’ll find a wide array of items perfect for souvenirs.
Though Labadi Beach is undoubtedly a place to go during your stay, other beaches are often quieter and more relaxing. Head west where, for a small fee, you'll be rowed across a narrow strip of water to the pristine Bojo Beach. There you’ll find ample sun loungers and refreshment bars to suit all your needs!
Top Accra travel tips
For food, drink and nightlife, you can’t go wrong hanging out in the Osu district. This is the hotspot of Accra, where the hipsters go to strut their stuff on the weekends. It’s also where you’ll find the best restaurants, bars, clubs and trendy boutiques.
Before travelling to Ghana, be sure to be in possession of a current visa and a yellow fever certificate.
You’ll be pleased to learn that Accra is one of Africa’s safest cities with very little violent crime. Yet, like all cities, petty crime does exist so be sure to keep valuables out of sight.
Use Holiday Lettings to find your perfect holiday rental within the busy and vibrant city of Accra.
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