By Ruth Adjorlolo
Ruth Abla Adjorlolo, a retired staff of the Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), prefers to spend most of her time at the Keta Beach because of its serene and peaceful atmosphere, which provides a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.
Having spent many years in the fast-paced media industry, Ruth cherishes the tranquillity and calmness that the beach offers, allowing her to relax, unwind, and reconnect with nature.
Why Ruth Adjorlolo says she has fallen in love with the Beach at Keta in the Volta Region.
Keta is a coastal town in Ghana that was once an open port until the Tema Harbor began operating in 1962. Located in the Volta region of Ghana, Keta Beach is a beautiful beach known for its soft white sand and crystal-clear waters, making it ideal for sunbathing.
The beach is surrounded by historical and natural attractions, including the Keta Lagoon and Fort Prinzenstein, a former slave fort and one of the most important tourist attractions in Keta.
The Beach has beautiful white sand that is clean and well-maintained.
The long beach is perfect for long walks and watching the sunset.
Touching on serenity at the beach, Ruth Adjorlolo said the sound of the waves, the warmth of the sun on her skin, and the cool ocean breeze are a balm to her soul, soothing her mind and body.
”The sound of the waves and the sand on the beach have a calming effect and can help reduce stress,” Ruth stated, admitting she is always blown away by what nature gives when it comes to the Keta Beach.
Moreover, the beach’s scenic beauty and historic significance, with the ancient Fort Prinzenstein and the Keta Lagoon, fascinate her, making her feel connected to her heritage and culture.
At the Keta Beach, Ruth finds solace, peace, contentment, making it her preferred retreat from the stresses of everyday life.
Above all, indigenes are friendly and welcoming to tourists.
