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Find the best time to book cheap flights to Accra

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  • Cheapest round-trip flight

    from 1,346 USD
  • Cheapest month to travel

    October
  • The cheapest day to fly

    Saturday
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When is the best time to buy flight tickets?

Find out how far in advance it's worth booking round-trip flights.
  • 6 months before

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    2,033 USD

  • 3 months before

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    2,053 USD

  • 30 days before

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    1,522 USD

  • 7 days before

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    4,264 USD

Discover the cheapest day to fly

Discover on which day of the week flights are usually the most affordable.
1,682 USD
Mon
2,103 USD
Tue
1,785 USD
Wed
2,014 USD
Thu
1,888 USD
Fri
1,540 USD
Sat
1,912 USD
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General information

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  • Flight time from Atlanta

  • Exchange Rate

    1 GHS = 0.09 USD
What's worth seeing in Accra?

Accra is the capital of Ghana located on the Gulf of Guinea. The city is famous for its beautiful golden beaches, unique post-colonial architecture and colorful marketplaces. One of them is Makola Market, where street life takes place. In the city you will find interesting art galleries and museums, including Tiga African Art Consultancy and the National Museum of Ghana. Particularly noteworthy is the castle of Osu, the square of the Black Star, damaged by the tooth of time, as well as the Kwame Nkrumah mausoleum – the president of Ghana and a political activist.