The southernmost point of Ghana, with a working lighthouse and coastal views.
What to expect
The 1925 lighthouse tower and keeper's quarters, the rocky southernmost tip of Ghana where the coastline turns, and open Atlantic views with no land between you and the horizon.
Why it's worth it
It's the literal southernmost point of Ghana — a small, quiet landmark with a big sense of place, framed by palm trees and the sound of the surf below the point.
Best time to go
Late afternoon, 2 hours before sunset — softer light for the walk out and views over the water.
How long to spend
1–2 hours, including the forest trail out from the main road.
What to bring
Comfortable shoes for the trail, water, and a hat — there's little shade once you reach the point.
Price / entrance
Small entrance fee, paid on site.
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