Ghana

[TallTony]

You're already a pro.

There's Labadi Beach action everyday nowadays. But there's plenty of small beaches all over the place. 30 min east towards Tema, past Labadi, you have Teshie and Nunquaa strip of beach bars. Some are crude, some are hotel extensions, and a couple are nice, laid back gems. To the west going towards Kasoa, you have the strip called Kokrobite Beach which has a lot of little laid back spots. The mongering action is uneven though. Pros and non-pros alike hang out a bit, sometimes no one is hanging out.

At Nunquaa, you have Coco Beach which is part of Coco Beach Hotel, but no action. Just next to it though, I forget the name, is a beach with a bit of action. And further down, you Black Mama Beach where pros hang out for fun in the afternoons. A few spots past Black Mama, you'll run into a new place run by a Brit and a Colombian which is one of my favorite spots. You'll recognize it by the tables built around coconut trees. Great service but the action is still uneven.

Kokrobite Beach is home to Big Millie's Backyard which hosts a reggae band on Saturdays and cultural music on Fridays. Its a small resort type of place catering to German and British budget tourists and you can usually find action there. Always fun. There's a couple of spots adjacent to Big Millie's run by rasta guys that are cool to chill at. And they can fix you up with a gal at the drop of a dreadlock.

I avoid Labadi like the plague. Everybody is there just to show off. Weekdays can be OK though, but weekends its a cesspool.

The opportunities are endless. Girls are everywhere. But the market areas are the least attractive since it attracts all the girls who are not hot enough to make it with their bodies, but actually have to do real work and work their butts off (pun intended).

Outside Vienna, at Circle, their is plenty of street action. You can just walk around and choose. There's a couple of short time hotels with bars outside where you can hang. Really half ass joints but the girls are there.

At Osu, you got California Bar next to Macumba where there's a regular outdoor scene. Also, if U-turn up Burma Camp Road from Labadi Beach Road, there's a bunch of outdoor bars getting busier and busier with a mixture of non-pros and semi-pros.

Excellent info on some new places.

Thanks

[Scout123]

Do you think as a newbie, it will be though to adapt? I travelled in earlier days in Colombia / Venezuela / brazil / Cuba / haiti.

You're already a pro.

Which places in accra would you describe as laid back, where one could relax big time? I guess, there is none, right? I fear a bit that the the big city hussle in Accra is lacking exactly this. The beach looks rather rough. Is there plenty of action going on on labadi beach on weekdays?

There's Labadi Beach action everyday nowadays. But there's plenty of small beaches all over the place. 30 min east towards Tema, past Labadi, you have Teshie and Nunquaa strip of beach bars. Some are crude, some are hotel extensions, and a couple are nice, laid back gems. To the west going towards Kasoa, you have the strip called Kokrobite Beach which has a lot of little laid back spots. The mongering action is uneven though. Pros and non-pros alike hang out a bit, sometimes no one is hanging out.

At Nunquaa, you have Coco Beach which is part of Coco Beach Hotel, but no action. Just next to it though, I forget the name, is a beach with a bit of action. And further down, you Black Mama Beach where pros hang out for fun in the afternoons. A few spots past Black Mama, you'll run into a new place run by a Brit and a Colombian which is one of my favorite spots. You'll recognize it by the tables built around coconut trees. Great service but the action is still uneven.

Kokrobite Beach is home to Big Millie's Backyard which hosts a reggae band on Saturdays and cultural music on Fridays. Its a small resort type of place catering to German and British budget tourists and you can usually find action there. Always fun. There's a couple of spots adjacent to Big Millie's run by rasta guys that are cool to chill at. And they can fix you up with a gal at the drop of a dreadlock.

I avoid Labadi like the plague. Everybody is there just to show off. Weekdays can be OK though, but weekends its a cesspool.

Given the population of approx. 2.3 million people, is my assumption right, that there must be a sheer nr. Of opportunities related to Mombasa (approx. 500'000 population)?

The opportunities are endless. Girls are everywhere. But the market areas are the least attractive since it attracts all the girls who are not hot enough to make it with their bodies, but actually have to do real work and work their butts off (pun intended).

Is there enough action at night on the streets in accra, so no need to enter the clubs?

Outside Vienna, at Circle, their is plenty of street action. You can just walk around and choose. There's a couple of short time hotels with bars outside where you can hang. Really half ass joints but the girls are there.

At Osu, you got California Bar next to Macumba where there's a regular outdoor scene. Also, if U-turn up Burma Camp Road from Labadi Beach Road, there's a bunch of outdoor bars getting busier and busier with a mixture of non-pros and semi-pros.

[Arabia Felix]

Tip: Remember to bring nighties / nightgowns for the ladies. They all asked for them and they are cheap & light to bring from home. The ladies love posing for the camera in them.

Two of my regulars received some from me but didn't want their pictures posted.

These two lovelies, a plump one (recommended to me via a PM) and an Accra MILF (new Afrointroductions contact and very naughty in bed) didn't mind. Enjoy.

I have added a pic of the entrance to the Accra Labadi Beach entrance. I was waiting there yesterday for my regular squeeze (& baby). I stood in the shade of the Elegance Spa & Massage place (not tried it yet). In 20 minutes I got 3 invites to come in from the friendly staff and one proposition from a lady to escort her in to the beach (5 cedis). I didn't escort her. Not because of the price but the fact she looked 7-8 months pregnant. Hey ho.

[Arabia Felix]

I met this delightful young lady (a. K. A Miss Tongue-Stud) mid-week and I am still recovering.

I was hoping to report back to the forum about great, fantastic, wonderful every night sex from hook-ups on Afrointroductions, but the start to my week didn't actually start.

Miss Sunday (new) said she "really wanted to meet me" and did willingly, except she forgot to mention it was her time of the month (at 11 pm & too late for any plan B). Miss Monday (new) also said she "really wanted to meet me at my apartment late at night", but I soon worked out she was (still is) a virgin. Lovely, pretty god-fearing lady who made me feel instantly old and pervy. We stay in touch & she sends me a daily poem (or could that be a prayer? Not sure).

Miss Tuesday (regular squeeze) was very willing, but she brings her 14 month daughter to stay the night too & guess who wasn't sleeping well on Tuesday?

Fortunately Miss Wednesday (Tongue-Stud lady) made up for the previous 3 nights of celibacy & we had rampant sex in just about every room of the apartment. Wunderbar!

The boobs and pussy shots were taken on a phone I gave her as a gift (Tip: Bring sim-free phones as gifts. Guarantees a good first time unless a god-fearing virgin or with a period or sickly baby).

Miss Tongue-Stud keeps in touch using Whatsapp which is free for them and they can send pics too (Tip: Download Whatsapp on to your smartphone and mention this to prospective dates. The Ghana girls all seem to be on it. In fact I have fixed up a date via Whatsapp to meet another prospect this evening for drinks before coming back to my visiting student.regular weekend cook&squeeze & who gets the early bus tomorrow back to Sunyani).

[Pete Benetar]

Hey Little Bastard,

I've just moved to Accra from East Africa recently. It's a big contrast in some ways, mostly in the sense that it's a city with its back to the ocean. Totally different than someplace like Dar es Salaam. While the night life (and other things) don't compare to Nairobi, I've been pleasantly surprised at all the things going on here. I was lucky to link up with a buddy who did Peace Corps here years ago, so I had a nice intro to the city. The longer I'm here, the more this place is starting to reveal itself. There are nice beaches that are coming along. Even in the city, I discovered Twala Beach the other night. Great view, lots of muff, and a great little bar.

On the mongering side of things, I had a surprisingly positive experience last night. Linked up with a good taxi and went exploring. Ended up coming by Calabash (which is not for the faint of heart) but the place has a half dozen ladies on a week night and its own set of short-term rooms. For almost nothing (30 Cedis plus the room which was only 7) I had a great time with a firm little number who seemed to be getting into it as much as I was. The fact the it was so quick, easy and without any kind of drama was pretty cool.

Nice report LA; Calabash sounds quite intriguing.

[Living Abroad]

Hey Little Bastard,

I've just moved to Accra from East Africa recently. It's a big contrast in some ways, mostly in the sense that it's a city with its back to the ocean. Totally different than someplace like Dar es Salaam. While the night life (and other things) don't compare to Nairobi, I've been pleasantly surprised at all the things going on here. I was lucky to link up with a buddy who did Peace Corps here years ago, so I had a nice intro to the city. The longer I'm here, the more this place is starting to reveal itself. There are nice beaches that are coming along. Even in the city, I discovered Twala Beach the other night. Great view, lots of muff, and a great little bar.

On the mongering side of things, I had a surprisingly positive experience last night. Linked up with a good taxi and went exploring. Ended up coming by Calabash (which is not for the faint of heart) but the place has a half dozen ladies on a week night and its own set of short-term rooms. For almost nothing (30 Cedis plus the room which was only 7) I had a great time with a firm little number who seemed to be getting into it as much as I was. The fact the it was so quick, easy and without any kind of drama was pretty cool.

By the way. Anyone coming through in the next few weeks looking for a wingman, feel free to PM me.

LA.

Dear scout 123, thanks man for the feedback.

You are totally right, I should get out of my comfort zone. It's just that it has been so damn comfortably till now. The relaxation part is also very important for me.

I fear a bit that the the big city hussle in Accra is lacking exactly this. The beach looks rather rough. Is there plenty of action going on on labadi beach on weekdays?

By the way, the Mombasa nightlife is very poor, besides Casablanca, bella vista, there is nothing going on during the week.

Even in Mtwapa, there is Casaurina and some other shitty places. As you know, tempo is closed.

Which places in accra would you describe as laid back, where one could relax big time? I guess, there is none, right?

Given the population of approx. 2.3 million people, is my assumption right, that there must be a sheer nr. Of opportunities related to Mombasa (approx. 500'000 population)?

Is there enough action at night on the streets in accra, so no need to enter the clubs?

Do you think as a newbie, it will be though to adapt? I travelled in earlier days in Colombia / Venezuela / brazil / Cuba / haiti.

Thanks so much for your help.

[Bastardito]

Dear scout 123, thanks man for the feedback.

You are totally right, I should get out of my comfort zone. It's just that it has been so damn comfortably till now. The relaxation part is also very important for me.

I fear a bit that the the big city hussle in Accra is lacking exactly this. The beach looks rather rough. Is there plenty of action going on on labadi beach on weekdays?

By the way, the Mombasa nightlife is very poor, besides Casablanca, bella vista, there is nothing going on during the week.

Even in Mtwapa, there is Casaurina and some other shitty places. As you know, tempo is closed.

Which places in accra would you describe as laid back, where one could relax big time? I guess, there is none, right?

Given the population of approx. 2.3 million people, is my assumption right, that there must be a sheer nr. Of opportunities related to Mombasa (approx. 500'000 population)?

Is there enough action at night on the streets in accra, so no need to enter the clubs?

Do you think as a newbie, it will be though to adapt? I travelled in earlier days in Colombia / Venezuela / brazil / Cuba / haiti.

Thanks so much for your help.

[Scout123]

I lived in Kenya for a few years and in West Africa, a lot more years.

From a physical point of view, I would say Kenyan girls are slightly more beautiful, but Ghanaian girls have the much better bodies. Even the butt ugly ones have great bodies!

For GFE, I would rate the average Kenyan girl a bit higher, but if you meet the right Ghanaian girl from a good family, you can't go wrong.

For mongering opportunities, its the same in both places. Everyone is open about sex.

For nitelife, Accra is a huge disappointment. It should have a lot more going for it, but doesn't. Seems to be because of the more conservative nature of the culture. Everything is either all out, full scale high class, or the more common half ass, just good enough joints.

But you owe it to yourself to check out Ghana. Get out of your comfort zone and go explore again. You won't regret it. But one day, you will regret NOT doing it.

[Pete Benetar]

Dear Mongers,

I need your urgent advice since I am about to book my holidays for April. I ask the Ghana / Kenya specialists among you to do a sharp comparison of the 2 mentioned monger paradises.

Do you think the beachlife (labadi) is totally different apart from the rough sea? The weekends on labadi seem to be wild and chaotic as pirates beach in mombasa just much bigger.

Does the beach scene in labadi give enough opportunity (quality / quantity) to score substantially?

By the way, does any of you know the La Paradise-Inn? Is it worth staying there?

I noted, that Ghana is substantially more expensive. I just seems that I do not have the courage to explore a new place as a newbie. However I travelled a lot in earlier days (Colombia, Venezuela, haiti, Cuba etc)

I stayed at the La Paradise and the room was mediocre, the motel smallish and the location bad. Check out places in Osu if you end up going to Accra. BTW, LOL, if you've mongered in Mombasa FIFTEEN times, why wouldn't you consider going to west Africa at least ONCE?

You may very likely end up realizing you like Mombasa more, but you should check it out if only because when you are on your deathbed you do not castigate yourself for never having gone. I never partied at Labadi and the times I was there it was with a girl I would take with me.

Compared to east Africa, Ghana MAY be quite overrated but Accra is much easier to get to with nonstops from the east coast (USA); and in any case for dark meat, Ghana beats the fuck out of the caribbean IMVHO.

[Bastardito]

Dear Mongers,

I need your urgent advice since I am about to book my holidays for April. I ask the Ghana / Kenya specialists among you to do a sharp comparison of the 2 mentioned monger paradises.

My inner voice keeps telling me to decide for Ghana. I have read extensively all the reports and I already know some differences in between the 2 places.

I established a safe haven in mombasa for many years. Living in a cottage just on the beach with daytime with endless daytime action.

I like the relaxing beach life and am active during day time. Clubbing is not anymore my biggest interest.

Do you think the beachlife (labadi) is totally different apart from the rough sea? The weekends on labadi seem to be wild and chaotic as pirates beach in mombasa just much bigger.

Does the beach scene in labadi give enough opportunity (quality / quantity) to score substantially?

By the way, does any of you know the La Paradise-Inn? Is it worth staying there?

I noted, that Ghana is substantially more expensive. I just seems that I do not have the courage to explore a new place as a newbie. However I travelled a lot in earlier days (Colombia, Venezuela, haiti, Cuba etc)

Thank you so much for helping me to take a wise decision.

Could it be that ghana is totally overrated?

[Bastardito]

Dear Mongers,

I need your urgent input as I am about to book my holidays in April. My inner voice keeps telling me to finally go to Accra.

Can you guys, the ones who know both destinations give me good advice as to why I should abandon my well established safe haven in Mombasa (15 times in couple of years) and go to ghana instead?

I did extensive research on Ghana, particularly Accra and I already know more or less what to expect. The downside is particularly the higher costs (accommodation) + the big city hussle itself.

Labadi beach on the weekends seems to be like pirates on a Sunday, jut massivly bigger + rougher.

Let's cut it short. Please compare both places in terms of available pussies (quantity, quality). Many ghana experts are saying that the mongering scene in accra is so widespread that it is not just only limited to clubs itself but to everday situations like shopping, cafes, restaurants etc. Etc!

Is Ghana overrated? Is it maybe because these guys that are totally crazy for Ghana have never been to Kenya? Most ghana experts are from the US.

That is why I would be so greatful to get the experts view on this subject. Somebody who is able to clearly comment on the differences on these 2 places.

So far, I was always pretty sure that it can not get any better than mombasa, particularly with my interest (relaxation, beach life, etc.

Thanks a lot for your support

[TallTony]

When you go there as a man, and ask for a massage, you get 2 young ladies massaging you. They make you have hard on and then they will start negotiating about extras. For me it was just what I wanted, they got naked and gave me good HJ for 50 cedis.

That's pretty expensive for a HJ ok there was two girls but normal "/extra" price for a HJ is about 20cedi

More and you pay more

My advice- if you like that speak to the girl and ask for her number and get her to come to you for massage. All for her pocket then and she'll be happy.

[Roman Guy]

When you go there as a man, and ask for a massage, you get 2 young ladies massaging you. They make you have hard on and then they will start negotiating about extras. For me it was just what I wanted, they got naked and gave me good HJ for 50 cedis.

Maybe an exciting experience but very expansive compared with the level in Ghana.

With 50GHC a regular might do more than and HJ.

Me, I gave up when they told me about the fee.

[Vompat]

When you go there as a man, and ask for a massage, you get 2 young ladies massaging you. They make you have hard on and then they will start negotiating about extras. For me it was just what I wanted, they got naked and gave me good HJ for 50 cedis.

[Scout123]

I second that. But I guess, it would be more realistic to assume that she got her when she was 14.

Quite correct! I was talking about her 4th kid anyway. I believe the three older sisters were all sold off into marriage years ago.