The Kakum National Park covers 375 sq. km of lush tropical rainforest spanning from Guinea to Ghana. This ecosystem is known for its vast biodiversity and rare wildlife. Kakum Park is home to varied wildlife and boasts nearly 300 kinds of birds and a staggering 600 varieties of butterfly.

In the mid-1990s the park installed a canopy walkway that takes the daring across seven bridges swaying precariously 200 m in the air. It’s one of Ghana’s most popular tourist attractions. Spectacular views along with a collection of some of the world’s endangered plant and animal species make Kakum National Park a one-of-a-kind ecological reserve. This national park is definitely a hiker’s paradise….

There is a visitor center which has an educational exhibit, shops, cafe and a campground, providing for visitors opportunity to enjoy a fine meal and refreshing drinks of local fresh produce.