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Casting A Net Into the Sea is a Fisherman's Delight

Winneba, Ghana is a great place to relax in a calm friendly environment. Cozy Cole Lodge is within 5 to 10 minutes walking distances to the local beaches having its historical natural cultural appeal to experience. Winneba's primary foods is sourced from the sea with boats that do not have motors in which contributes to clean organic sea food. If you are a fisherman seeking adventure on the sea with the local experience fisherman, and in a naturally carved out boat; then Winneba is the place for you. Cozy Cole Lodge has self contained vacation rental accommodation from $19 to $25 USD per day. Come to Ghana West Africa, and visit us.

Eco Group Retreats for Churches in Winneba Ghana

Cozy Cole Lodge offers special rates for Churches that want to have quality time in an exclusive serene echo environment. We specialize in youth retreats, leadership summits, member retreats, and more for small groups. We have room accommodations for groups and private self-contained rooms to support your next retreat, conference or other event needs. We are committed to excellence in providing grounds for worship, teaching, counseling, banquets, and small retreats.

Visit International Tourist Attractions in the Central Region of Ghana

Source: Wikipedia Ghana is a very popular destination for African-Americans in particular to visit the slave-trade sites. President Obama visited Ghana and the Cape Coast slave-forts with his family, it was the first official African country he went to as President. Two forts that shouldn't be missed are: St George's Castle in Elmina and Cape Coast Castle and Museum . The castle was the headquarters for the British colonial administration for nearly 200 years.