DIGYA NATIONAL PARK

Located in the Bono East Region, Digya National Park is Ghana's oldest and second-largest protected area. Established as a protected area in 1900 and later gazetted as a national park in 1971, it covers 3,743 km² of undulating terrain on a lowland peninsula bordered by Lake Volta.

The park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including six primate species (such as the black and white colobus monkeys), elephants, and various antelope species. It also serves as a habitat for manatees and African clawless otters in the arms of Lake Volta. With at least 236 bird species, the park has been designated an Important Bird Area.

It is the only wildlife territory in Ghana that borders Lake Volta, the world's largest man-made body of water.

What To Do at Digya National Park
✦Visitors can enjoy wildlife viewing and explore the transitional zone between the forest and savanna.

Location: Along Dujwa River, Bampoi - Techiman