🏡 “Stay on the Shores of Ghana’s Only Natural Lake”

Stay in traditional Atta Kwame houses and lakeside bungalows surrounded by forest, water, and Ashanti culture. Cocoa Village Guesthouse sits directly on the shore of Lake Bosomtwe, Ghana’s only natural lake and one of the world’s major meteorite‑impact craters.

Why Stay With Us
Lake front rooms and bungalows
Traditional Ghanaian architecture
Fresh local food Stand‑up paddle, boat trips, and hiking
Quiet, nature‑immersive location
Family‑run eco‑lodgeLakefront rooms and bungalows
Traditional Ghanaian architecture
Fresh local food Stand‑up paddle, boat trips, and hiking
Quiet, nature‑immersive location Family‑run eco‑lodge
🛏️ Room Types at Cocoa Village Guesthouse
Choose from three unique room styles, all located on the quiet side of Lake Bosomtwe:
Lakeside Bungalows
Spacious, private, and directly on the water.
Best for: couples, nature lovers, long stays.
Atta Kwame Houses
Traditional Ashanti clay houses with natural cooling.
Best for: cultural travelers, eco‑tourists.
Family Suite
Large multi‑bed suite with outdoor seating.
Best for: families, groups, extended stays.
All rooms include:
Private bathroom
Mosquito nets
Fan
Lake access
🛏️ Family Atta Kwame House
Larger clay house for families seeking authentic comfort.
Key Features
Sleeps 2–8
Naturally cool
Private bathroom
AC
From €110 / night (till 5 people) €130 / night (till 8 people)
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🏡 Family Suite — Spacious Lakeside Comfort
Large multi-bed suite ideal for families and groups.
Key Features
Sleeps 3–5
Private bathroom
Outdoor seating
Direct lake access
AC
Price: From €110 / night
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🧩 Atta Kwame House — Traditional Ashanti Architecture
Hand‑built clay house with natural cooling.
Key Features
Sleeps 2
Authentic clay construction
Private bathroom
Quiet village atmosphere
Price: From €60 / night
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🧩 Lakeside Bungalow — Private, Peaceful, and Steps From the Water
Spacious bungalow with lake views and natural cooling.
Key Features
Sleeps 2–4
Private bathroom
Terrace with lake view
Fan + mosquito nets
Price: From €60 / night
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🍽️ RESTAURANT
Fresh, Local, Homemade
Our kitchen serves Ghanaian and Western dishes prepared with fresh ingredients from local farmers and fishermen. Expect grilled tilapia, seasonal vegetables, tropical fruits, and homemade specialties.
Meals
Breakfast included
Lunch and dinner available daily
Vegetarian options on request
🛶 Activities
Stand‑Up Paddleboarding and canoe riding
Explore the calm surface of Lake Bosomtwe at sunrise or sunset. Suitable for beginners.
Boat Trips to Ashanti Villages
Visit traditional lakeside communities and learn about local culture and daily life.
Crater Rim Hike
Guided hike to the top of the crater ridge with panoramic views of the lake and forest.
Relaxation & Nature
Swim, read, sunbathe, or simply enjoy the quiet environment with no traffic and no noise.
👨👩👧 ABOUT US
A Family‑Run Eco‑Lodge
Cocoa Village Guesthouse was created to offer travelers a peaceful, authentic experience on Lake Bosomtwe. We combine traditional building techniques with modern comfort, local food, and warm hospitality.
Our mission is simple: to share the beauty of the lake, support local communities, and protect the natural environment.
Gallery
Peek into our world and find your own connection to the mystical spirits of meteorite Lake Bosomtwe
Where We Are
Cocoa Village Guesthouse is located on the quiet side of Lake Bosomtwe, near Kuntanase in the Ashanti Region of Ghana.
📍 How to Reach Us
Use the Kuntanase – Abono road. Google Maps may suggest alternative routes that are not suitable — follow the main road to Kuntanase and from there to Abono (to the lake).
Distances
Abono → 5 km📍 LOCATION
Kumasi → 40 km
Kuntanase → 10 km
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⭐FAQ
What is Cocoa Village Guesthouse?
A family‑run eco‑lodge with lakeside bungalows and traditional Atta Kwame houses on Lake Bosomtwe, Ghana.
Where is Cocoa Village located?
On the quiet side of Lake Bosomtwe, near Kuntanase in the Ashanti Region.
What activities are available?
Stand‑up paddleboarding, boat trips, crater rim hiking, swimming, and cultural visits.
Is the restaurant open to non‑guests?
Yes, with reservation.
How do I get there?
Use the Abono–Kuntanase road. Avoid alternative Google Maps shortcuts.
Does the lodge offer Wi‑Fi?
Wi‑Fi is available in common areas.








































