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You can take a 'tro tro' (bus) from Accra to Kasoa for 1 or 2 cedis and get down at the toll station, where it's fairly easy to get a lift. There is a sign saying "No hawking [selling] beyond this point" But it seems that if you look like a tourist nobody gives you any hassle. | You can take a 'tro tro' (bus) from Accra to Kasoa for 1 or 2 cedis and get down at the toll station, where it's fairly easy to get a lift. There is a sign saying "No hawking [selling] beyond this point" But it seems that if you look like a tourist nobody gives you any hassle. | ||
| − | === North | + | === North East towards [[Ho]] === |
| − | The main road north | + | The main road north east passes through Tema before leaving the coast. This is by no means the best option, but one hitchhiker got a tro tro to Tema roundabout, then took another to Affienya. There's a police barrier just north of the town. |
== Accommodation and Sleep == | == Accommodation and Sleep == | ||
Revision as of 15:19, 15 July 2014
Template:Accra is the capital city of Ghana.
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Hitchhiking out
West towards Cape coast
You can take a 'tro tro' (bus) from Accra to Kasoa for 1 or 2 cedis and get down at the toll station, where it's fairly easy to get a lift. There is a sign saying "No hawking [selling] beyond this point" But it seems that if you look like a tourist nobody gives you any hassle.
North East towards Ho
The main road north east passes through Tema before leaving the coast. This is by no means the best option, but one hitchhiker got a tro tro to Tema roundabout, then took another to Affienya. There's a police barrier just north of the town.
Accommodation and Sleep
This user did not find any decent places to sleep outside, though some internet cafe's are open 24 hours. The Salvation Army hostel is 10GHC per night.
