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Digya National Park

National park in Ghana

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Overview

Digya National Park is a large protected area in the Volta Basin region of Ghana. It lies on a peninsula between Lake Volta and the Sene and Obosom rivers. The park is known for its wildlife, forests and access to the Lake Volta area.

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Getting there

Access to Digya National Park can be difficult, particularly during the rainy season.

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Getting around

Most movement within the park is by road or on foot with the assistance of people familiar with the area.

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UnderstandDigya National Park is Ghana's second-largest national park, covering about 3,473 km². It is also one of the country's oldest protected areas.

Get inAccess to Digya National Park can be difficult, particularly during the rainy season.

Fees and permitsEntrance fees and permit requirements for Digya National Park should be confirmed with the Wildlife Division before visiting, as current fees are not reliably published online.

Get aroundMost movement within the park is by road or on foot with the assistance of people familiar with the area.

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BuyThere are limited tourist facilities inside the park. Bring essential supplies with you before entering the area.

EatFood options inside the park are limited. Visitors should carry sufficient food and drinking water or make arrangements with their accommodation or local guides before travelling into the park.

DrinkCarry enough drinking water, particularly when travelling into remote parts of the park.

SleepAccommodation options inside or immediately around the park are limited. Visitors should arrange accommodation before travelling and confirm current availability with local authorities or tourism operators.

Stay safe

RespectDigya National Park is a protected area. As such, do not remove plants, rocks or other natural materials. Take all rubbish with you and avoid disturbing wildlife.

ConnectMobile-phone coverage can be limited in remote parts of the park.

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Kumasia major city and transport centre in central Ghana.

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