Alojamientos vacacionales en Ketu South

This is really a diamond in the rough. A little paradise tucked away in a place you wouldn’t expect it. A beautiful place, very well maintained and clean and just so much beautiful colors and decoration. But the host is the main character. Yaw is very friendly, wonderful cook and just such a nice man to talk to. He makes you feel at home. I can recommend everybody to stay here if you are visiting the area. Thanks for the great time we had here.

We had an amazing stay at Mangokope. The house was very comfortable, the pool was fantastic and the pool house a great place to chill out and relax. The farm is very peaceful. We were given a tour of the farm, it was excellent. We really appreciated the time spent with us and answering all our questions! We were served typical Ghanaian dishes which were delicious. I would definitely recommend Mangokope Lodge as a place to stay and would definitely return again. Thank you Bryan for a great stay.

The place is a gem. And the owners are super nice, helpful and cheerful. We had great conversations and as many laughs. The place is not a place for those seeking luxury. There is no AC and bathrooms are shared. But if you are looking for a true local experience we highly recommend staying with Antonella

Antonella and Yaw’s wild camp is exactly how they explain it. If you want to unplug and completely relax this is the place to be. The beach is a few minutes away which is beautiful. There is no Wi-Fi so you are completely in nature. My meals were made by Yaw on a daily basis and everything was fresh,beautifully presented and very tasty. Antonella and Yaw made my stay very welcoming, was always there at any request and treated me like family. I will definitely be returning to wild camp and I would advise anyone that wants to experience the real Ghana to Stay at Antonella and Yaw’s wild camp it a hidden gem

Thank you Yaw for the hospitality! We felt very welcome. You are a very good cook. We hope to visit you again! Love from Frankline, Ras Kissinger, Abena Marie and Kwaku B.