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Flights to Ghana in 2026

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Cheapest flights to Ghana

Thu 12-1119:25 -
2 stops23h 40m
Thu 19-1120:00 -
2 stops29h 35m
Deal found 28-9S$ 1,294
Fri 13-1119:25 -
2 stops47h 40m
Fri 20-1114:05 -
2 stops59h 30m
Deal found 28-9S$ 1,503
Thu 12-1109:40 -
3 stops35h 00m
Thu 19-1120:00 -
2 stops29h 35m
Deal found 28-9S$ 1,507
Mon 9-1119:25 -
2 stops23h 40m
Mon 16-1113:40 -
2 stops35h 55m
Deal found 25-9S$ 1,527
Fri 13-1113:10 -
3 stops31h 30m
Fri 20-1114:05 -
2 stops59h 30m
Deal found 29-9S$ 1,548
Tue 10-1119:25 -
2 stops23h 40m
Tue 17-1120:00 -
2 stops29h 35m
Deal found 25-9S$ 1,603

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  • 12-11-19-11
  • 4 total stops
  • 53h 15m total
  • Singapore to Accra
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  • 3 total stops
  • 32h 35m total
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SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Sun 4-10

10:30-11:05

3 stops32h 35m

Accra Kotoka

Wed 31-12

00:00-07:30

Nonstop0h 00m

S$ 800

SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Thu 12-11

19:25-11:05

2 stops23h 40m

Accra Kotoka

Thu 19-11

20:00-09:35

2 stops29h 35m

S$ 1,305

SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Mon 9-11

19:25-11:05

2 stops23h 40m

Accra Kotoka

Mon 16-11

13:40-09:35

2 stops35h 55m

S$ 1,527

SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Thu 12-11

19:25-11:05

2 stops23h 40m

Accra Kotoka

Thu 19-11

21:00-06:50

1 stop25h 50m

S$ 1,692

SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Mon 9-11

03:15-05:15

3 stops34h 00m

Accra Kotoka

Tue 17-11

12:05-04:40

3 stops32h 35m

S$ 1,729

SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Fri 13-11

19:25-11:05

2 stops47h 40m

Accra Kotoka

Fri 20-11

14:05-17:40

1 stop19h 35m

S$ 1,798

SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Wed 11-11

20:00-19:00

3 stops31h 00m

Accra Kotoka

Sat 14-11

18:20-12:50

3 stops34h 30m

S$ 2,062

SingaporeAccra

SIN Singapore Changi - ACC Accra Kotoka

SINACC

Singapore Changi

Tue 13-10

21:30-08:05

2 stops42h 35m

Accra Kotoka

Mon 19-10

18:25-20:30

2 stops42h 05m

S$ 2,282

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Everything you need to know about your flight to Ghana

How long is the flight to Ghana?

On average, a flight from Singapore to Ghana takes 23 hours 40 minutes. Flights to Ghana from other popular cities in Singapore will vary in length. Below are a few examples of popular routes and their flight times.

What are the cheapest airlines that fly to Ghana?

The cheapest airlines flying from Singapore to Ghana are China Airlines, United Airlines and Air Canada.

Rainfall in Ghana by month

In terms of precipitation, rainfall in Ghana ranges from 10.0 - 190.0 mm per month. June is typically the wettest month, when rainfall can reach 190.0 mm. January is typically the driest time to visit Ghana when rainfall is around 10.0 mm.

Temperature in Ghana by month

If weather is an important factor for your trip to Ghana, use this chart to help with planning. For those seeking warmer temperatures, February is the ideal time of year to visit, when temperatures reach an average of 28.0 C. Travellers hoping to avoid the cold should look outside of July, when temperatures are typically at their lowest (around 25.0 C).

FAQs about flying to Ghana

Ghana climate

Ghana has a rainy season that lasts from April to October. The south gets a break from the rain in July and August. The humidity is high and temperatures can be anywhere between 21 and 32 degrees. It dries out the rest of the year, and temperatures climb up to 38 degrees. March is the hottest time of year and August the coolest.

Getting around Ghana

Roads are very bad throughout most of the country and the easiest way to navigate them – especially if travelling far – is by hiring a 4WD. However, be prepared for Ghanaian drivers, who feel no compulsion to stay within the confines of the road, let alone their own lanes, if potholes are in the way.

Tro-tros are a cheap and interesting way to travel. These minibuses cover almost all destinations you could wish to travel to. They leave when they are full – however long it takes to fill up – stop wherever anyone wants to get off, and often transport animals, certainly a chicken or two, along with the passengers. They are slow, but an essential experience for anyone wanting to really see the country and its people.

Normal buses are available for longer trips. Again, schedules, if existent, are rarely adhered to. It is not unusual for a bus that is meant to leave at 6am to still be waiting in the depot for more people to get on at midday. Take a good book, plenty of food and patience if you’re travelling by bus. As with tro-tros, however, travelling by bus is an excellent way to meet Ghanaians – often said to be the friendliest people in Africa.

What is good to know if travelling to Ghana?

  • The roads in Ghana can appear a terrifying obstacle to tourists. Crossing roads in town, driving (especially in Accra) or simply being a passenger on a bus take some getting used to. In Accra the traffic is horrific and it is not unusual for cars to physically nudge other vehicles in order to get ahead.
  • Roads between towns are poorly maintained, often without edges, and tro-tros and buses often decide to head off the road to avoid potholes, and travel instead at the dirt alongside. Most buses and tro-tros have Christian phrases on the front or back, such as “Jesus Saves”. Drivers believe that this protects them against accidents. You may not feel the same.
  • The Mole Game Reserve in the north of the country is hardly one of Africa’s finest, but worth a visit if you have time to spare. The park doesn’t have a huge amount of visitors, which means that the animals have become rather bold. You’re as likely to see a warthog rifling through the rubbish, or a gorilla at the window of your hut as you are to see them in the reserve. An early morning trek to watch the elephants bathing is strongly recommended.
  • Accra is the capital and by far the biggest and most vibrant city in the country. It has undergone extensive modernisation recently, but parts are still incredibly poor. It can feel intimidating upon arrival, but if you’re lost just ask a local for directions. Ghanaians are incredibly friendly and will be happy to help.
  • Don’t be alarmed if you are hissed at in the street – this is a local means of greeting and not a sign of disapproval.
  • Kumasi, in the centre of the country, is the second-biggest town and the seat of the old Ashanti region. The town is much more laid-back than Accra and often preferred by tourists. It was also the centre for the gold production of the gold coast. There are a couple of museums which are fascinating to explore for its history.
  • The coast itself is a mixture of idyllic beaches and old slave forts. Cape Coast and Elmina both have well-preserved forts where you can see the horrendous conditions that slaves were kept in before being shipped out of Africa.

  • When is the best time to fly to Ghana?

    Peak Season: Ghana is still relatively undeveloped for tourism so there is no specific peak season. The rainy season can be cooler, but temperatures are always high. If you don’t like humidity, stick to the coast. Off peak season: The winter months are less popular with holidaymakers and flights to Ghana arrive emptier. This can be the time to find the best deals.

  • How long is the flight to Ghana?

    Flights to Ghana are generally available from most major airports around the globe. However, Ghana flights from Singapore require one or two stopovers along the journey. The duration of this flight, which could take from around 19h 50min to over 40h, includes the time at stopovers. Departing from Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) to Accra Kotoka Airport (ACC), with a single stopover in Dubai International Airport (DXB), takes about 18h 45min, operated by Emirates; whereas a flight from Changi International to Kumasi (KMS), with a single stop in Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS), takes approximately 28h, serviced by KLM. It’s also possible to fly to the neighbouring country Togo’s Lomé-Tokoin Airport (LFW) with flights from Singapore. It should take you approximately 21-39h to arrive in Togo's capital on two-stop flights. There are several other possible stopovers along this route including Jakarta Soekarno-Hatta International (CGK) and Dubai International Airport, serviced by leading airlines like Emirates Airlines, Air France, Ethiopian Airlines and Jetstar Asia.

  • Where can you get direct flights to Ghana from?

    Unfortunately, direct flights to Ghana from Singapore are currently not available. In Singapore, the only airport operating flights to Ghana is Changi Airport, Singapore’s busiest airport. As a result of no direct flights along this route, travellers can expect one or two stopovers in Dubai, Amsterdam or Jakarta. Ghana has two major airports, Accra Kotoka and Kumasi. If you fly to Togo's capital, Lomé, expect two stopovers in capitals such as Amsterdam and Paris, or Doha and Lagos.

  • What is the best way to travel around Ghana?

    Travelling through West Africa is so vibrant and rewarding. Situated on the coast of the Gulf of Guinea, Ghana is a colourful country with plenty of ways to get around. A fast way to manoeuvre around Ghana’s busy streets and traffic is an okada, Ghana’s motorcycle taxi system. We do, however, recommend you request a helmet and keep it on for the duration of the ride. Ghana’s national bus service runs around major regions, between Accra and cities like Kumasi, with costs from around S$ 10, taking an average of 4h 30min. A good and safe way to get around Ghana is taxis, and many accommodation establishments have set drivers to call at your disposal.

  • What are some things to do in Ghana?

    From exploring the outdoors and surfing to seeing some of Ghana’s historical sites, the country offers plenty to experience. Accommodating all ages and interests, Ghana is a great holiday destination. In the last decade, the surfing culture has taken off and drawn a lot of local kids to the activity. Visit the unique and vibrant neighbourhood of Jamestown, full of cultural street-art blending with vintage colonial buildings. In Jamestown, stop for lunch at the famous Jamestown Cafe, as well as Osikan, well known for its views and drinks. Take a trip to the Cape Coast Castle, which has formed part of Ghana’s history. The fortress was initially built for gold and timber trades, it later became a slave fort for the Transatlantic trade.

  • Do I need a passport or visa to fly to Ghana?

    Travellers from Singapore are permitted to visit Ghana for 90 days without a visa. Visitors need their passport to be valid for at least six months with an empty page available. A valid Yellow Fever International Certificate is also a mandatory requirement.

  • Can I find cheaper flights to Ghana if I am willing to have stopovers?

    Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Ghana on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

  • Does Accra Kotoka have rental cars?

    Yes. Those touching down at Accra Kotoka can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

  • Are there hotels close to Accra Kotoka?

    Yes. Accra Kotoka has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Luxury Studio Apartment 2 at Kass Towers is the closest property to Accra Kotoka (0.0 km away from Accra Kotoka).

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