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It’s a full-day trip with early start – bring water, snacks, sun protection, and your stoke.
♀️ These spots are for surfers with confident paddling, positioning, and take-off skills. Conditions can shift quickly.
Reef and rock awareness is important – surf guides will brief you on every break.
We’ll stop for fresh fruit or local snacks along the way.
dusty roads, bumpy vibes & the occasional cow crossing – the surf trip adventure starts long before you hit the waves
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Join us for a day trip to two of Ghana’s most exciting surf spots: Cape Three Points and Katakor. This adventure is for intermediate and advanced surfers looking to explore new waves and challenge their skills.
At Cape Three Points, you’ll ride a long, peeling point break – ideal for smooth lines and powerful turns. Later, we head to Katakor, a more raw and energetic beach break that offers punchy waves and plenty of room to play.
🌊 Dixcove – a hidden gem. A playful point break surrounded by fishing boats and palm trees. Less crowded and full of character.
Good to Know
It’s a full-day trip with early start – bring water, snacks, sun protection, and your stoke.
♀️ These spots are for surfers with confident paddling, positioning, and take-off skills. Conditions can shift quickly.
Reef and rock awareness is important – surf guides will brief you on every break.
We’ll stop for fresh fruit or local snacks along the way.
dusty roads, bumpy vibes & the occasional cow crossing – the surf trip adventure starts long before you hit the waves
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Hello & akwaaba (welcome) to the Justice’s Brothers Surf School & Camp! I founded the surf school 2013. With only two boards I started my business. Whether you're advanced or a beginner, we will get everything out of you so you can improve - no worries! I am considered one of the best surfers in Ghana, can read the waves perfectly and will teach you everything from the theory to practice very well. I also realized that there are no Ghanaian girls who surf. With that, 2017 I decided to create the OBIBINI GIRLS SURF CLUB and the team was in!
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