Ghana’s top 10 tourist attractions attracted a total of 1,377,588 visitors, accounting for 77% of all domestic tourism visits, according to the Ghana Tourism Authority’s 2025 tourism report.
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park remained Ghana’s most visited tourist attraction in 2025, recording 302,523 visitors and retaining the top spot for the second consecutive year.
Kakum National Park (203,222 visitors) and Bunso Arboretum (149,319 visitors) ranked second and third respectively, highlighting the growing popularity of eco-tourism destinations in Ghana.
Here are the 10 most visited tourist sites in Ghana based on visitor numbers recorded;
- Kwame Nkrumah Memorial Park – 302,523 Visitors
Dedicated to Ghana’s first President, Kwame Nkrumah, the memorial park maintained its place as the country’s most visited attraction. The site continues to attract visitors eager to learn about Ghana’s independence struggle and the legacy of one of Africa’s most influential leaders.
- Kakum National Park – 203,222 Visitors
Famous for its canopy walkway suspended high above the rainforest floor, Kakum National Park remains one of Ghana’s leading eco-tourism destinations. Visitor numbers increased significantly from the previous year’s total of 183,757.
- Bunso Arboretum – 149,319 Visitors
Known for its scenic canopy walkway and nature trails, Bunso Arboretum secured third place, highlighting growing interest in outdoor and adventure tourism.
- Cape Coast Castle – 141,523 Visitors
One of Ghana’s most important historical landmarks, Cape Coast Castle remains a key destination for those seeking to understand the history of the transatlantic slave trade.
- Manhyia Palace Museum – 120,328 Visitors
The former residence of the Asante kings continues to attract visitors interested in the rich history and culture of the Asante Kingdom.
- Kumasi Zoo
Located in the heart of Kumasi, the zoo remains a popular family-friendly destination and one of Ghana’s leading wildlife attractions.
- Accra Zoo
The Accra Zoo continued to draw visitors with its collection of indigenous and exotic animal
- Elmina Castle
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Elmina Castle remains one of the country’s most significant historical monuments and a powerful reminder of the slave trade era.
- Shai Hills Resource Reserve
Combining wildlife, caves and hiking opportunities, Shai Hills continues to appeal to nature lovers and adventure seekers.
- Aburi Botanical Garden
Renowned for its lush greenery and tranquil environment, Aburi Botanical Garden remains one of Ghana’s most visited recreational and educational sites.
