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Kakum National Park

Der "Kakum National Park"  befindet sich in einem Stück afrikanischen Regenwald, wo es noch keine " Landroover Strassen" gibt. Eine 7 teilige Hängebrücke, die in  40 Metern Höhe von einem Urwaldriesen zum anderen gespannt ist, gibt dem Besucher einen überwältigenden Eindruck. Es gibt hier noch Tiere,  die an anderen Stellen der  Welt bereits ausgestorben sind. Natur ist hier noch Natur und es ist oft schwierig die "Ureinwohner" dieses afrikanischen Regenwaldes in ihrer natürlichen Umgebung zu erleben.
 

 


Accra          Cape Coast       Elmina      Kakum National Park       Kumasi Mole National Park      Volta Lake
 
 

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Kakum National Park

The Kakum National Park protects a patch of rainforest that ranks among the most extensive remaining pristine habitat of its sort in the country. The Park covers an area of 607 sq. km and is classified as moist, semi - deciduous, is high in rainfall figures especially between May and December and has a humidity level of about 90%. The rivers which rise in this area provide water for more than 130 towns and villages including Cape Coast.

The Kakum National Park protects about 40 large animal species and approximately 274 species of birds. The flora and fauna is so extensive that some areas have about 200 different species on one hectare. Most trees in the Park reach a height between 18m and 40m but there are others which are very old and reach a height of  70m. The main attraction in the Park is the Canopy Walk way which is the only one in Africa that high up. The Canopy Walk consists of seven separate bridges reaching from one forest giant to another. It is an exciting experience especially for bird watchers. There is also the possibility of hiking through the forest for varying time ranging from 1 hour to 2 - 3 days. Platforms have been erected at vantage points on the path through the forest to spend the night.

 


 

 

Biriwa Beach Hotel
P.O. Box 479. Cape Coast / Ghana
Tel: + 233 (0) 244 446277
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