I quite enjoyed my trip to Kakum National Park, although it did feel a bit on the 'mass tourism' side of things for it to be truly enjoyable.  The suspension bridge was surprisingly thrilling and the views were spectacular, the downside was that we were shepherded up there in an enormous group, sent out onto the bridge in the same group (although slightly spaced out so that the bridge could cope with the weigh) and then sent back to the office again.  I've been told it's much better if you're there first thing in the morning.  You can also stay in the forest overnight and attempt to see animals (I don't know how likely you are to see any but I'm sure it's a nice place to spend an evening regardless).

Ponts de singe suspendus dans les arbres, bambous mesurant plusieurs metres de ahuts, oiseuax etc... Si vous passez par Cape Coast et que vous aimez la hauteur, profitez-en pour y faire un petit tout.

Mais attention, ce parc a été amménagé pour attirer les touristes... ce serait un peu dommage de se contenter de ça si vous allez à Cape Coast. Si vous voulez en connaître un peu plus sur l'histoire de ce pays, et notamment sur l'escalvage, visitez plutôt les deux chateaux.

Si vous êtes des lèves-tôt, rendez-vous au bord de mer vers 4h (si mes souvenirs sont bons, principalement le jeudi). Les pècheurs s'en vont en mer dans de minuscules embarcations.

The canope walk is a nice attraction and they have a lot of nature, but limited amount of animals. Tip: also visit the Monkey Sanctuary and Hans Cottage nearby.

The Canopy Walkway is so fun. But if you don't like insects or spiders: stay away :-P

Great place, the canopy walk is tremendous!