Welcome to Bengie Luxury Apartments!
We provide a collection of luxury apartments and houses in Accra, Ghana, specially curated for professionals and families looking for a high-end stay with all the comforts of home. Each of our properties offers spacious, stylishly furnished rooms and premium amenities to make your stay unforgettable, whether you're here for business or leisure.
Our locations are carefully chosen to place you near Accra’s top dining, shopping, and cultural spots, while also ensuring peace, privacy, and a welcoming environment for families. With features like fully equipped kitchens, child-friendly setups, and dedicated workspaces, we’re here to meet the needs of every guest.
At Bengie Luxury Apartments, our goal is to create a seamless experience, blending the warmth of Ghanaian hospitality with the luxury you deserve. Book your stay with us and experience Accra like never before.
What is the must-see spots in Ghana and what should you visit?
If you only have time for one or two stops, visit Cape Coast Castle, for a profound historical experience, and Mole National Park to see Ghana’s wildlife up close, including its famous elephants. These spots capture Ghana's heritage and natural beauty perfectly.
Some cool tips you should know
Ghana: a vibrant country bathed in year-round sunshine
In Ghana, the weather generally stays warm year-round, with temperatures in the 80s to low 90s Fahrenheit (28-35°C). The dry season typically spans from November to April, with less humidity and little rainfall, making it more comfortable for travel and outdoor activities.
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Try Local Cuisine
Don’t miss Ghana's flavorful dishes like jollof rice, waakye (rice and beans), and fufu with soup. Street food is safe to enjoy in many areas; just look for busy spots to ensure freshness.
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Experience the Culture at Festivals
Ghana hosts vibrant festivals year-round, like the Chale Wote Street Art Festival in Accra and the Aboakyer Festival in Winneba. These festivals showcase Ghana's art, music, and traditions.
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Explore National Parks
Kakum National Park offers canopy walks high in the rainforest, while Mole National Park is perfect for seeing elephants, antelopes, and other wildlife up close.
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Visit Historical Sites
Ghana’s coastline has historic slave castles like Cape Coast and Elmina Castles, offering a sobering look into the region's history and resilience.