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Destination Ghana

A Warm Welcome for
Your Family's Journey

Our US co-founder has lived the experience of traveling to Accra as an intended parent. Here is everything you need to know — written from personal experience, so you can feel prepared and even excited.

Independence Square, Accra, Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah Memorial, Accra Cape Coast Castle, Ghana Ghana waterfalls Independence Arch, Accra
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Getting There

There are direct flights to Accra from major US cities and across Europe. From most other countries, Accra is easily accessible with just one stop. Kotoka International Airport is modern and well-connected, and Ghana's e-Visa is available online before you travel.

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Where to Stay in Accra

Accra has a range of excellent hotels and serviced apartments to suit both short visits and extended stays post-birth. We'll share our recommended accommodation options when you enroll.

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Medical Partners

We work with a leading IVF clinic and a modern private delivery hospital in Accra, both with international standards and English-speaking staff throughout.

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What to Bring

Lightweight clothing for Accra's warm climate. Baby essentials (car seat, coming-home outfit) — many items are available locally. We send enrolled families a detailed packing list tailored to the time of year.

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Bringing Baby Home

DNA testing, birth certificate, embassy appointment, passport — we guide you through every step specific to your country. See our Legal Guide for your country's specific process.

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Explore Ghana

Labadi Beach, Cape Coast Castle, Kakum National Park, Mole National Park. Accra's food scene is vibrant — we'll send you our personal restaurant guide when you arrive.

Your Questions Answered

Ghana Guide FAQ

Ghana is one of the most politically stable and safe countries in West Africa. Accra, while a large city, is generally very safe for international visitors, particularly in the areas near our clinic and hospital. Our team will brief you on practical safety tips and preferred neighborhoods to stay in. Many of our clients leave Ghana having genuinely loved the experience of being there.
Accra is warm and humid year-round, with temperatures typically between 24°C–32°C (75°F–90°F). There are two rainy seasons: April–June and September–November. We'll let you know what to expect based on the time of year you'll be visiting.
Yellow fever vaccination is required for entry into Ghana. Additional recommended vaccinations include Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and malaria prophylaxis. Please consult your doctor or a travel medicine clinic at least 4–6 weeks before your trip. We'll provide a full health preparation checklist when you enroll.
Ghana's currency is the Ghanaian Cedi (GHS). US dollars and euros are widely accepted in hotels and larger establishments. Credit cards are accepted at most hotels and upscale restaurants. ATMs are readily available in Accra. We'll share practical money tips when you prepare for your trip.
Yes — English is Ghana's official language. All business, medical, and legal communication throughout your journey will be in English. This is one of Ghana's significant advantages for international intended parents from English-speaking countries.
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