Satellite view of Accra

Accra

Ghana

Introduction to Port

Accra, Ghana, redefines the West African cruise experience by turning a port call into a city-wide invitation to explore, taste, and connect. What sets Accra apart from other cruise ports is its proximity to a living capital where heritage and modernity mingle within a short stroll or ride from the dock: dramatic markets, colonial streets, sun-soaked beaches, and a vibrant arts scene are all accessible in minutes, not hours. Signature experiences invite guests to wander Jamestown’s lighthouse-lined lanes, attend a drum-and-dance performance in a restored theater district, and sample Ghanaian specialties—fried fish with banku, jollof rice, and palm wine—before an afternoon shopping for colorful kente cloth and crafts. The port also opens doors to unforgettable day trips nearby, from the colonial forts along the coast to the lush canopy of Kakum National Park or the tranquil botanical gardens of Aburi, delivering a rich West African arc in a single call. Fleet features at the terminal emphasize efficiency and comfort: deep-water berths, multiple gangways, shaded passenger lounges, duty-free shopping, and shore-power capabilities that minimize emissions without sacrificing speed. Onboard services linked to the port’s experiences ensure guests enjoy seamless transitions—from priority check-in and private tours arranged by local operators to curated cultural performances and cocoa tastings that travel with them back to the ship. In short, Accra blends warm hospitality with a bold, contemporary rhythm, making every call a memorable gateway to Ghana and beyond.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Strategic location in Ghana
Gateway to West Africa's trading hubs and markets.
Cargo and port logistics insights
Learn about container handling and shipping operations.
Economic importance
See how the port supports Ghana's import-export activity.
Nearby attractions and culture
Explore Accra's landmarks and vibrant city life nearby.