Set in the coastal village of Busua in Ghana’s Western Region, Busua Bliss is a thoughtfully designed retreat that brings together sustainable living, contemporary architecture and the tranquillity of nature. Created as a private sanctuary within lush greenery, the property is within walking distance of Busua Beach and its renowned surfing spots. Its design, developed by Belgian architectural practice Tarra Dear in collaboration with local craftsmen, makes use of natural materials to create a closer connection with the surrounding landscape.
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The retreat offers distinctive accommodation, including its Tree House and Earth House concepts, with spacious rooms, private terraces, an open kitchen and an outdoor-inspired bathhouse. Operating off-grid through solar power and rainwater harvesting, Busua Bliss embraces a more conscious approach to hospitality. Guests can enjoy surfing, nature walks, beach excursions and the laid-back atmosphere of the local community, making it an appealing escape for travellers seeking simplicity, privacy and a deeper connection with Ghana’s coastline.
