Visit Kyabobo National Park

Visit Kyabobo National Park and discover one of Ghana’s best-kept secrets. Tucked away in the Oti Region along the Togo border, this hidden gem offers an unforgettable mix of rugged mountain trails, lush forests, and rich biodiversity.

From scenic hikes up Mount Dzebobo to refreshing dips at hidden waterfalls and spotting rare birds and wildlife like bushbucks, baboons, and leopards, Kyabobo is a true haven for adventurers, hikers, and nature lovers looking to get off the beaten path.

Whether you’re into birdwatching, trekking, or simply soaking in peaceful views, Kyabobo delivers an authentic experience far from the crowds.

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What to See & Do in Kyabobo National Park

1. Hike to Mount Dzebobo
Climb Ghana’s second-highest peak (875m) for incredible views over the park, forest, and Lake Volta.

2. Wildlife Safaris
Spot antelope, monkeys, baboons, and birds — and, with luck, a leopard. Game viewing is best done with a local guide at dawn or dusk.

3. Birdwatching Tours
Home to over 200 bird species including the rare White-breasted Guinea fowl, Forest Francolin, Violet-backed Starling, Western Nicator, African Emerald Cuckoo, Woodland Kingfisher, and many more seasonal migrants across the forest and savanna trails.

4. Bike or Hike the Forest Trails
Explore a mix of savannah and forest landscapes with scenic trails suited for biking and hiking.

5. Visit Local Villages & Caves
Discover ancient caves like the “Cave of Bats” and interact with local communities preserving traditional life in the park’s buffer zones.

6. Cultural Village Tours

Engage with the local Nchumuru and Nawuri communities, experience drumming, crafts, and traditional lifestyles.

Why Visit Kyabobo National Park ?

  • Untouched nature, far from tourist crowds
  • Perfect mix of forest and savannah ecosystems
  • Great for hiking, biking, wildlife spotting, and adventure photography
  • Visit Ghana’s second-tallest peak — Mount Dzebobo

When to Visit

  • Best weather for hiking & game viewing: November to March
  • Greenest landscape: May to July (wet season)

How to Get There

  • By Car: 6–7 hours from Accra via Ho and Nkwanta
  • By Public Transport: Bus or trotro to Nkwanta, then hire a motorbike or local taxi
  • Nearest Airport: Ho Airport or Kotoka International Airport (Accra)

Kyabobo National Park Sample Itinerary

2-Day Kyabobo Adventure Tour

DayActivityLocationMealsOvernight
Day 1Depart Accra, arrive in Nkwanta, park entry & light trailKyaboboLunch en routePark Guest Lodge
Day 2Hike Mount Dzebobo, wildlife spotting, returnKyaboboBreakfast

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3-Day Kyabobo Birdwatching Tour

DayActivityLocationMealsOvernight
Day 1Arrival in Nkwanta, transfer to Kyabobo, intro walk & sunset birdwatchingKyabobo National ParkLunch, DinnerKyabobo Guesthouse
Day 2Early morning forest birding walk, photography stop, mid-day rest, evening savanna spottingKyabobo TrailsBreakfast, Lunch, DinnerKyabobo Guesthouse
Day 3Morning birdwatching, optional village tour, departureKyabobo – NkwantaBreakfast, Lunch

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Where to Stay

AccommodationRatingHighlightsLocationBook Now
Kyabobo Guesthouse★★Inside the park, basic comforts, birds at your doorstepKyabobo National Park🔘 Book Now
Nkwanta Lodge★★Budget-friendly, 15 mins from park, good for groupsNkwanta Town🔘 Book Now
Hohoe Hilltop Resort (optional pre-tour stop)★★★Scenic, comfortable, perfect for breaking long travelHohoe🔘 Book Now

Where to Eat

RestaurantTypeHighlightsLocationBook Now
Park CanteenLocal MealsBanku, jollof, grilled tilapiaInside Kyabobo Park🔘 Reserve Seat
Nkwanta SpotGhanaian LocalWaakye, fufu, light soupNkwanta Town🔘 Reserve Seat
Hilltop Resort RestaurantGhanaian/ContinentalPre-tour dinner or lunch optionHohoe🔘 Reserve Seat

What to Pack

  • Sturdy hiking boots
  • Binoculars & camera
  • Insect repellent
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Rain jacket (April–July)

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