Bia National Park

Discover a hidden world of towering trees and extraordinary wildlife within Bia National Park, spanning 563 unspoiled square kilometers in Ghana’s lush Western Region. Among West Africa’s loftiest forests, this biodiverse tropical jungle offers cool, shady refuge to an impressive catalog of rare and endangered species.

As sunlight filters through the canopy above, watch for glimpses of acrobatic chimpanzees swinging through vine-strewn branches. Pause to spot the white-breasted guinea fowl scavenging the understory or identify exotic bird calls filling the air. Over 100 avian species dwell among more timid dwellers like the bushbuck antelope within one of Ghana’s most treasured habitats.

Off the beaten track near Sekondi-Takoradi, Bia National Park promises a walk through the clouds in a land before time, where each twist of the trail reveals another wonder of unspoiled wilderness and fascinating creatures lying just out of sight.