Songor Lagoon
Nature Reserve | Ramsar Wetland | Birdwatching | Eco Tourism
Description
Songor Lagoon is one of Ghana’s most important coastal wetlands and a designated Ramsar Site, covering approximately 287 km² along the Ada coastline. The lagoon supports hundreds of species of resident and migratory birds, marine life, mangroves, and traditional salt production, making it one of the country’s premier eco-tourism destinations. Visitors can enjoy guided birdwatching tours, boat rides, photography, and learn about the centuries-old salt harvesting traditions that sustain local communities. The lagoon also plays a vital role in biodiversity conservation and is an important stop for migratory birds traveling along the East Atlantic Flyway.
Experience Location & Route
📍 Address
Songor Lagoon Protected Area, Ayonukope, Ghana
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