Fort Patience, overlooking the colonial build town of Apam, a serene beach and bay, located left hand side from Cape Coast, on the coastline of the Gulf of Guinea, in the Central Region of Ghana..
Constructed between 1697 and 1702 by the Dutch. Originally called Fort Lijdzaamheid (‘Patience’ being the English translation). And later as all of Dutch Gold Coast, handed over to the British, after The English- Dutch war.
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Fort Patience, sea view
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Between 1701 and 1721, the Dutch reinforced Fort Patience by erecting a demi-bastion on the northwest and the southeast. The fort has since served as a police station and a post office. Fort Patience is currently used as a very rest house, per room at 10 Ghana Cedis (as of may 2017).
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You`ll find only an extremely simple bed in the rooms. (Best is, you have some own "bedding" with you!).
Washrooms are downstairs. Be aware, the might not be light. So, please bring all necessary stuff with you.
Washrooms are downstairs. Be aware, the might not be light. So, please bring all necessary stuff with you.
Mosquito repellent is one important bit, you should NOT forget, if you are planing to stay overnight! Basic and local food is available from local sellers and small kitchens.
In any case, evening and morning, you`ll be rewarded with fantastic views over the town and seaside.
Soon More pictures at PAGE 2
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