Exploring A Village To Lou Moon Beach Resort || Western Region Ghana 

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It depends on which part of Western region you're going. The Elubo parts take 7 hrs but the main Takoradi enclave takes 5 hrs

Infact western region needs airport

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I was like 80 is expensive for a bus but I understood while on the journey

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Whilst neap tides may be a factor that is not the issue here. In the last three decades this place has been transformed. Sea levels have certainly risen. Even at lower tides the sea has encroached on areas that it didnt before. So what we see nowadays is the neap tides reach parts of the shore never seen before. Knowing this place very well i can say the difference is very much noticeable. Years ago the expanse of the sandy beach was far greater and the sea further away even during exceptionally higher tides. We can also observe this from the two promontories of land, the one he is standing before and the one at the resort. In years gone by these were never cut off from the land but more frequently we now see waves on either side join to effectively make them momentarily islands. This is also supported by events that took place in nearby Axim. The Ahenfie (Palace) has been situated by the coast for around three centuries but within the last decade was the first ever recorded incident of the sea entering its court yard. More recently a sea defence has been built from Apowesika to Brawire in Axim. I would be interested to see if this has any impact on the surrounding area. Often countering erosion and rising sea levels in one place only leads to rapid changes further along the coast. As for what the gentleman describes, let's just say 'the very sea he talks of has more than a pinch of sodium chloride in it for us to ingest his explanation'