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(Victoria Rd; mains C6-15; 7am-11pm)
Though not as impressive in size as its next-door neigh-
bour (Cape Coast Castle), this wooden bar-restaurant is a charmer. The fare (a mix of
Ghanaian and international dishes) is good, though not sensational.
Information
8am-5pm Mon-Fri)
Can
change travellers cheques and cash; has an ATM.
9am-1pm Sat)
A good alternative to the perennially full Barclays for changing cash.
Cornell Internet
(Commercial St; per hr C1; 7am-7pm)
Ocean View Internet
(Commercial St; per hr C1; 7.30am-11pm)
Printing, scanning, CD burning.
floor of Heritage House, a gorgeous colonial building; staff can help with practical in-
formation such as transport and directions but little else.
Getting There & Away
BUS
The STC bus station is near the Pedu junction, about 5km northwest of the town centre.
Destinations include Accra (C5, three hours, twice daily), Takoradi (C4, one hour, twice
daily) and Kumasi (C9, five hours, twice daily).
TRO-TROS
Shared taxis and
tro-tros
to local destinations such as Anomabu (C0.50, 15 minutes) and
For
tro-tros
to Accra (C10, 2½ hours) and Kumasi (C12, four hours) head to
Tantri station
Ciodu Station
(Jukwa Rd)
serves destinations west of Cape Coast, such as Kakum National
Park (C3.50, 30 minutes) and Takoradi (C3.50, one hour).
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