Labadi Beach

Great vibes and a grate space to chill especially on a Sunday. Down side is the lack of washroom facilities, and what they have there are disgusting. They really need to create a focus on hygiene especially if the pubs along the beach are serving food.

Beautiful area and fresh breeze but I was disappointed that who ever is running the place doesn't take much care of it in terms of cleaning and ensuring that it is well maintained, more so because there is an entry fee collected at the gate. Some parts did not feel safe because every vendor was trying to sell you something

15 cedis for goat kebab out on the beach. 100 cedis for short ride on horse. 200 cedis for long ride on horse. 20 cedis for photos with horse.

Loved the water and enjoyed riding on the horse but I was a bit disappointed with the crowdiness and the dirtiness of the beach. Paid 20cedis to access the beach and immediately had 3 people following me about to get a seat. Not a very pleasant experience.

We had a pleasant visit to Labadia Beach, though it was very crowded while we were there (Sunday afternoon). There are plenty of restaurants to choose from that offer tables and umbrellas to sit under while you eat / drink, as well as beach activities you can pay for (horseback riding, ATV rides). There are some pretty picturesque places on the beach, but you have to get away from the crowds and trash to find them. This is the dirtiest beach I've ever been to (trash is everywhere, including in the waves). There were people swimming in the water, but I didn't feel comfortable getting in the water, as you'll be swimming with a lot of debris. In the midst of all the crowds are a lot of merchants selling various trinkets. I found these merchants much less aggressive than the ones on Oxford Street, as when you say "no thank you," they nod and walk away instead of asking repeatedly. For those who want a quieter experience, you can walk all the way down to the other end of the beach where you'll find some flat rocks to sit on. I'll call this place "Lovers Cove" as it only had a handful of couples sitting quietly enjoying the waves hitting the rocks. Very peaceful. Overall, I recommend visiting, even if just for the experience, but expect a crowd on the weekend, lots of merchants, and quite a bit of trash. If you look past all of that, you can have a pleasant time.

We would have loved to sit down and have a drink, unfortunately very stressful because every two meters you are very aggressively urged to buy something, give a tip for nothing, etc. Not recommended for tourists. It's a shame because it's in a great location, but we'd rather drive an hour and visit another beach.

Nice beach with happy faces, positive vibes👍👍

Not exactly the cleanest place you could find. But the safest shoreline in the Greater Accra region. No rocks , very safe for swimming and almost negligible incidence of drowning.