🌴 AnoMansa Beach Resort — Luxury, Culture & Seaside Wellness on Ghana’s Coast

AnoMansa Beach Resort is a stunning Black-owned, women-led beachfront escape located along the historic Elmina coastline of Ghana’s Central Region. Designed with a deep love for culture, legacy, and oceanfront tranquility, this resort blends modern luxury with West African heritage — creating an experience that resonates especially with diaspora travelers seeking reconnection, rest, and community.

With beachfront rooms, breathtaking views, a horizon-edge pool, cultural dining, and a wellness-focused atmosphere, AnoMansa is one of Ghana’s most beautiful emerging coastal retreats. Perfect for couples, families, solo travelers, and groups looking for upscale, culturally grounded travel.

✅ What’s Included

Breakfast included

Access to pool, sun beds, lounge spaces

Direct beachfront access

Lagoon access (kayaking, paddle boarding available for a fee)

On-site dining + cocktails

Free WiFi

Concierge support for tours & excursions

(Note: Full “all-inclusive” packages are not explicitly confirmed. Breakfast is included; verify meal/drink packages directly.)

📍 Location

Elmina, Ghana — a culturally rich coastal town known for its beaches, fishing community, and historic landmarks.

🌍 Nearby Attractions & Excursions

Some of Ghana’s most important cultural and natural sites are within a short drive:

Elmina Castle – UNESCO site & major African diaspora landmark

Cape Coast Castle – historic Atlantic slave trade fortress

Kakum National Park – canopy walk + rainforest tours

Local Fishing Villages & Markets – authentic cultural immersion

Benya Lagoon – paddle boarding, kayak rides, photography

Cape Coast Town – nightlife, street food, cultural hubs

AnoMansa’s location creates a powerful blend of relaxation, education, nightlife, culture, and wellness — everything Modern Green travelers look for.

🧑🏾‍💼 Ownership

Black-Owned • Women-Led
The resort is developed and operated by a Black woman with American ties, creating a space that honors heritage, healing, and intentional diasporic reconnection.