Lemon Beach Resort is a 3-star boutique resort on the Atlantic coast in Elmina, Ghana’s historic Central Region. Its 24 rooms blend African craftsmanship with contemporary design, and the resort is a welcoming base for exploring Elmina’s coastline, castles and cultural heritage.
Choose from African chalets, African villas, family villas and continental double or twin rooms. The resort lists air-conditioning, Wi-Fi, in-room safes and daily breakfast among its room features. Guests can relax by the pool and sunset terrace, enjoy the beach nearby, or arrange activities and guided excursions through the resort.
The on-site restaurant serves seafood sourced from local fishermen alongside Ghanaian flavours and continental dishes. Elmina Castle, Cape Coast Castle and Kakum National Park’s canopy walk are among the area’s major heritage and nature experiences; the resort offers tours and activity packages for exploring the region.
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Activities, tour arrangements and any associated fees should be confirmed with the resort when booking.
Lemon Beach Resort is a good fit for travelers who want a coastal stay with cultural experiences close at hand. Guests can explore Elmina’s history, take excursions to Cape Coast and Kakum, enjoy Ghanaian cuisine, or spend time at the resort between outings. Its community initiatives also give visitors a way to learn about local education and development efforts connected to their stay.
Lemon Beach Resort was co-founded and is co-owned by Kofi Amissah, a Ghanaian entrepreneur, and David Duron, a Czech entrepreneur and investor. The resort’s own Lemon Family page identifies Kofi as CEO and co-owner; Ghanaian business reporting describes Duron and Amissah as co-owners and business partners.
The property’s community commitments include education and development projects in Elmina. The resort says that guest stays support the wider Lemon Group and its community work.
Who owns Lemon Beach Resort?
The resort’s co-owners are Kofi Amissah and David Duron. Public sources reviewed identify them as business partners but do not state their ownership percentages.
Is Lemon Beach Resort Black-owned?
It has a Ghanaian co-owner, but the available sources do not establish the ownership percentages or that the resort is 100% Black-owned. The precise description supported by the sources is Ghanaian co-owned.
What can guests visit from the resort?
The resort offers tours and packages featuring Elmina Castle, Cape Coast Castle and Kakum National Park. Confirm tour schedules and fees directly when arranging a stay.