Elmina Off The Beaten Path

  sunset at moree beach
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  • sunset at moree beach
      sunset at moree beach
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  • earlky morning waves at moree beach
      earlky morning waves at moree beach
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  • Elmina Harbour
      Elmina Harbour
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  • Beach at Elmina
      Beach at Elmina
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  • Boy in Elmina
      Boy in Elmina
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beaches around elmina
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the beaches around elmina belong to the most beautiful beaches along west africa
the waves are mostly quite strong but the landscape with the palmtrees are fascinating..and you are mostly alone enjoying the tranquility..and it is safe
i stayed at moree beach near to cape coast town

Written Nov 3, 2009

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Beach
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As far as I've seen the Ghanaian coastline, the beach at Elmina is the most beautiful part there is. At the eastside of the town, on the road towards Cape Coast, you'll see the sandy beach, not with white sand but at least with yellowish sand. And all over the place you see a wide line with palmtrees bordering the coastline.

Walking around here is great, and so is sitting here in the shade of the palms, with a great view of St. George's Castle. All the time, children will come by who are playing at the beach and who love to pose for a (digital) camera.

Updated Mar 22, 2007

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Harbour
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Elmina Harbour

Right before St. George's Castle you will see the very active and colourful harbour of the town. Boats full of fish come in and out here all day long, decorated with flags and colourful paints. The tradesmen in the streets around the harbour are always noisy and busy with selling and buying their goods, and countless women walk around with their heads full of fruits, yams and fish, a lot of fish.

The boats, pinasses, are very typically African: long wooden boats that can go surprisingly far into open sea with the small sails that are attached to them.

Updated Mar 22, 2007

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