Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary

Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary

Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its stunning landscapes and rich biodiversity, offering visitors the chance to experience breathtaking natural beauty and vibrant wildlife viewing opportunities.

35
Acres Protected
15
Miles of Trails
10,000
Annual Visitors
1971
Year Established

About Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary

Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary
 

Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary, located in the Volta Region of Ghana, is renowned for its diverse ecosystems and remarkable landscapes. The sanctuary covers a significant area of land that includes lush forests, rugged hills, and the breathtaking Wli Waterfalls—the highest in West Africa. It serves as a critical habitat for a wide array of species, including various monkeys, antelopes, and a multitude of bird species, making it a popular destination for birdwatching enthusiasts. The sanctuary also hosts several trails that lead visitors through dense forests and offer views of the scenic Agumatsa Range. Traditionally inhabited land, the area has cultural significance and offers opportunities for visitors to learn about the local traditions and history. The sanctuary's primary draw is its ecological richness and the majestic Wli Waterfalls, which cascade over a series of rocky cliffs and create a serene atmosphere for hiking, picnicking, and nature exploration.

Highlights

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Wli Waterfalls, renowned as the tallest waterfall in West Africa

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Rich birdlife offering excellent birdwatching opportunities

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Cultural heritage sites reflecting local traditions

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Scenic hikes through verdant, biodiverse forests

Notable Natural Features

Wli Waterfalls

The highest waterfall in West Africa, offering serene views and refreshing mist.

Birdwatching Spots

Numerous locations within the sanctuary for observing diverse bird species.

Forest Trails

Pathways that wind through lush forests, providing chances to see native wildlife.