Mesomagor is a small village of about 400 people in the central region of Ghana and approximately 40km Northwest from Cape Coast; with its rainforest been an extension of the Kakum National forest. My adventure here, would begin with a special bond with Haruna, Chris and Kwaakye, all wildlife guards who know the forest quite […]

This colorful bamboo pole represents many families and livelihood. It represents strong men who spend many hours and sometimes days on the sea to catch fish that feeds many. It’s very easy sometimes to disregard the effort of these fisher folks. Spending half a day with them and I appreciated their work even more. On […]

Only two public buses travelled to Cape 3 Points from Agona every day. Missing it would ruin my experience and affect my entire travel plan and so I got on the forest bus, but also had to have the patience of waiting to get it full which took about 3hours. I would have the entire […]

I loved the solo city walk of Edina and admired the everyday hustle and bustle life of my people. It was fun watching the women scaling off fish. The aroma from the frying of fresh fish; wet my taste buds so much that I had to go ask for a piece. The hospitality of my […]

Nzulezu, A heart of gold community on Stilt I have come to the conclusion that to appreciate any tourist site, a few hours isn’t enough, so at least, an overnight stay would be most ideal. I had travelled from the Agona district of Ghana to explore Nzulezu, the community on stilt and located on the […]

My Kakum Experience When I first took the decision to explore more of my country Ghana, I had not planned to stay long in any destination. My love for forest however, got me to spend an ample time in different rain forests in Ghana including the Kakum park. This, became home for a month during […]

I have read many articles about how people travel, the recent one was a post on YouTube that said, grow your followers to say 10k plus and then you may be able to use it as a currency to get free accommodation. Well, while there is some truth to this, I want to share with […]

Back in the day, I had complained vehemently about my experience riding a greyhound bus and had vowed not to get on one again. This perception was going to change when I booked a ticket from Asheville to Atlanta. All was calm when the announcement was made for our first transfer to Knoxville. At 1610, […]

Every where at the bank of any water body in  Ghana , be it river, lake or sea and you are bound to have free advise. Many have asked what I mean by free advise, well, let’s put it this way, you can pick a lot of wisdom from the people in the area based […]

The awesome home of my host however, had enough flora to give me a feel of what I had left behind in North Carolina. The well lushed lawn also supported my barefoot lifestyle of staying grounded to mother earth. “Before you begin your expedition through out the country, I would like you to first see […]

Sundays in Ghana are not only a day of rest, its when most Ghanaians go to church and worship the creator. Life after church is however “officially” pronounced Fufu day because most people prepare the delicacy with their favorite chevon or mutton flavored soup.  Many households, would have the familiar “tompatompa” sound that is the […]

Been on the road is thrilling, fun and full of adventure especially if you don’t have a plan and have to go with the flow. I am not suggesting you should not have a plan but just the excitement of that experience, not knowing what tomorrow will bring. Well, I had a plan for my […]

Accra’s Osikan Beach Primarily because its hidden within the city, get to the rocky getaway and it’s a nice escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. There is a lodge there and if you are a meat lover, they make some kebabs and many assorted drinks of your choice. Well, even a vegetarian can smell […]

This town was designed to be the tourism hub of Ghana because of its diversity in tourist attractions. Three things come to mind when I think of Cape Coast, Whilst the  forts and castle remains ancient monuments, I am also drawn to the people interactions. The loud cacophony noises from the backyard, the  blurring of […]

Our lives keep forming, changing and gets better when we pay attention. For me, it was a new awakening in consciousness and to learn directly from source. To describe source is to also talk about human’s livelihood and our co dependence on aqua, flora, fauna, sky, air, fire. It was to be educated by all […]