One of the most important tourist attractions of the Region are the Wli Waterfalls. These waterfalls are said to be the highest and most spectacular in West Africa.
The Wli Falls are located a twenty-minute drive away from Hohoe at the edge of the Agumatsa Wildlife Sanctuary. The water falls from a height of about 1,600 feet, into a plunge pool where swimming is permitted.
The Volta Lake Lake Volta and, to a lesser extent, the Volta River dominate the Region. It is an area of great scenic beauty, with river and ocean beaches and picnic spots shaded by palm trees.
Overwhelming views fascinate visitors. The attractive small town Kpando has the Region’s most important River port.
Mount Gemi/Amedzofe
The former German mission Amedzofe is situated in the Avatime Hills with around 40 km distance of Ho. Mount Gemi one of the highest mountains in the country can easily be climbed and offers amazing views over the width as far as Lake Volta. Another highlight is the Amedzofe Waterfall.
Tafi Atome Monkey Sanctuary
This Sanctuary is one of the most successful examples of community based tourism development in the Region. The sanctuary has a large number of Mona Monkeys which are considered sacred.
During guided nature walks through the reserved forest, you will be able to meet the monkeys and feed them as well.
Is the highest peak in the country (885m above sea level). It hosts a remarkable variety of butterflies, relic populations of mammals and bird species. The tour to the top will take you on the average 2 hours depending on your speed and strength and you will be rewarded with great scenic views. The close Tagbo Falls are also worth a visit.
The Region’s 60 km coastline stretches from the Volta River to the Togolese border and boasts white, palm fringed and sandy beaches. Fort Prinzenstein, a former slave castle is situated in the beautiful town of Keta which is worth a visit. Cape St. Paul at Woe is said to be the oldest lighthouse in the country.
Keta Lagoon/Ramsar Site The Keta area includes the Keta Lagoon, Ghana’s largest saltwater wetlands, designated as a “site of international importance”. It is 40 km long and 8 km wide and is the most important site for marine birds in Ghana. It is therefore a birdwatcher’s paradise.
Gastronomy & Hospitality Industry Hotels and Lodges are situated in most District capitals and urban centers of the Region. Some of the major hotels are Volta Serene, Chances, Freedom, Stevens Hotels and Woezor all in Ho; Aborigines Hotel, Keta; Evergreen Hotel, Hohoe; Vilcabamba Hotel, Denu; Omega Compex, Agbozume; Villa Cisneros, Shekinah Glory and Trinity Hotel & Spa at Sogakope as well as Gateway and Kilimanjaro Hotels at Nkwanta. As at 2015, the Ghana Tourism Authority has licenced 132 hotels in the Region.
The traditional Volta cuisine consists of various types of dishes. These include Fufu, Fried Plantain with Beans popularly called Red Red, “Yakayake” and most prominently Akple with Okro soup. In addition, the locally brewed drink, Palm Wine as well as “Solom” is suitable anytime and for all walks of life.
Notable restaurants are Goldfinger, KCS Fast Food at Heve and Civic Centre both in Ho, CEPS Canteen at Aflao, Eli-Eli Rest Stop and Dinners at Aflao.
