A striking natural landmark consisting of three rocky peaks rising from the countryside near the town of Mim. Itโs great for hiking, photography and enjoying panoramic views over the surrounding farms and hills. The tallest peak is steep and tied to local oral history and tradition.
Hidden in the forest near Mim, the Mim Bour Waterfalls are a serene natural attraction. The falls and surrounding greenery make it a perfect spot for ecoโtourism and relaxation.
Located near Asumura/Akrodie forest, this conservation area protects the rare white-necked rock fowl โ a bird prized by birdwatchers and nature lovers. The site is ideal for guided forest walks and birdwatching deep in a forest setting.
The Ahafo Region is a major cocoaโproducing area. Touring the cocoa farms offers insight into Ghanaโs agricultural backbone, from cultivation to harvesting, while meeting farmers who sustain this global industry.
Goaso is the administrative capital and a vibrant hub of trade. Surrounded by lush forests and cocoa farms, it reflects the agricultural strength of the region and serves as the gateway to exploring Ahafo.
A scenic inland lake near Mim, perfect for a relaxed getaway, picnics, scenic walking, and enjoying quiet lakeside views. The lake also supports local flora and fauna and is increasingly appreciated as a leisure site.
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The Ahafo Region, carved out of the former Brong-Ahafo Region, is one of Ghanaโs newest administrative areas. Characterised by lush vegetation, peaceful towns, and a strong agricultural base, Ahafo is an emerging destination with growing tourism potential. Although the region is still developing its tourism infrastructure, it offers visitors a rewarding mix of rural tranquility, natural attractions, cultural heritage, and improving hospitality services.
Accommodation in the Ahafo Region is modest but steadily improving, particularly in and around Goaso and nearby towns. The following hotels and guesthouses are listed on Expedia, making them accessible to both domestic and international travellers.
BIG ASTOM HOTEL
A budget-friendly hotel offering basic comfort and convenient access to Goasoโs town centre.
De Capital Hotels & Restaurants
From $26 Dollars - A mid-range hotel providing comfortable rooms alongside restaurant services, suitable for business and leisure travellers.
Sannak Hotel Sunyani
From $37 Dollars - A great option offering clean rooms, a swimming pool, a quiet environment for short stays, with free breakfast and a 24-hour front desk
Gina Valley Suite 3 Sunyani
From $66 Dollars - A suite-style accommodation ideal for guests seeking privacy and a more homely atmosphere.
Eusbett Hotel Sunyani
From $150 Dollars - A well-known hotel option serving travellers visiting the broader Ahafo and Bono areas, offering modern facilities and professional service.
Availability and room rates may vary depending on season and travel dates.
Although Ahafo is not yet a mainstream tourist destination, it offers several natural and cultural attractions for visitors seeking authentic and less-crowded experiences.
Mim Lake
A peaceful inland lake near Mim, ideal for relaxation, photography, and quiet outdoor recreation.
Mim Bour (Mim Rocky Mountains)
A distinctive group of rocky peaks near Mim, popular for hiking, sightseeing, and panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.
Tano River and Forest Areas
The river and nearby forest zones provide opportunities for nature walks, birdwatching, and appreciation of the regionโs biodiversity.
Goaso Traditional Area
Visitors can learn about local chieftaincy systems and experience cultural festivals, including yam festivals and traditional durbars.
Local Festivals (And Here Festivals of Ghana)
Festivals celebrated across the region highlight ancestral history, harvest seasons, music, drumming, dancing, and community unity.
Ahafo is one of Ghanaโs key agricultural regions, known for cocoa, plantain, timber, and food crops. Visitors may explore:
Cocoa and plantain farms
Traditional farming methods
Rural community life and local produce markets
These experiences are especially common around farming communities near Bechem and Kenyasi.
Transport: Roads linking Ahafo to Kumasi and Sunyani are generally accessible. Shared taxis and minibuses (trotros) are the most common means of transport.
Connectivity: Mobile network coverage is reliable in towns but may be limited in rural and forest areas.
Local Etiquette: Visitors are encouraged to respect traditional authorities, customs, and dress codes, especially during festivals and visits to sacred sites.
Best Time to Visit: The dry season, from November to March, is ideal for travel, outdoor activities, and cultural festivals.
From just $68 p.n.

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Outdoor pool |
English breakfast included |
Restaurant |
Free WiFi |
Starting at $68 p.n |
From just $48 p.n.

Hotel in Accra with 2 restaurants, near Labadi Beach
Outdoor pool
English breakfast included
Self-parking included
Pets stay free
2 restaurants
Free WiFi
Key Features |
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Outdoor pool |
English breakfast included |
2 restaurants |
Free WiFi |
Starting at $48 p.n. |
From just $48 p.n.

Bed & breakfast in Kumasi, including free breakfast and a 24-hour front desk
Indoor pool
Continental breakfast included
Self-parking included
Fenced yard
Bar and lounge
Air conditioning
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Indoor pool |
Continental breakfast included |
Bar and lounge |
Air conditioning |
Starting at $22 p.n |