Things To Do
in Medina Estates

A scenic park with walking trails, greenery, and open spaces for leisure walks and light hiking.

Located about 30 km from Medina Estates, the gardens offer beautiful trails through lush botanical landscapes, making it a great hiking destination.

Although a bit further away, Mole National Park provides extensive hiking opportunities with wildlife viewing in a natural setting.

This reserve, located approximately 50 km from Medina Estates, features hills and rocky landscapes perfect for hiking and exploring wildlife.

A peaceful spot with trails suitable for hiking and enjoying nature, located closer to the city.

The Akan are the largest ethnic group in Ghana, predominantly found in the southern regions, including parts of Medina Estates.

The Ewe people are primarily located in the Volta Region but have a presence in urban areas like Medina Estates due to migration.

This group includes the Dagombas and Nanumbas, mainly found in the northern regions of Ghana, some of whom have settled in urban areas.

The Ga and Dangme people are indigenous to the Greater Accra Region and are part of the demographic landscape of Medina Estates.

The Gurma people are less populous in urban areas but can still be found in Ghanaian cities including Medina Estates.

Includes various smaller ethnic groups and expatriates from different regions or countries residing in Medina Estates.

Football, also known as soccer, is the most popular sport in Medina Estates, with local teams and community engagements thriving.

Basketball is gaining popularity, especially among the youth, with several courts available for recreational play.

Volleyball is played both informally and in organized teams, often enjoyed in schools and local tournaments.

Athletics, including running and track events, attracts many participants, with local competitions held regularly.

Table tennis is a popular indoor sport, often played in schools and community centers, fostering competitive spirit.