I am from the US and I’m so glad you don’t showcase large commercial properties, hotels etc… The are boring and lack character. Ghana greatest resource is the people and culture. I love the rapport you have with the people you interview it comes easily. The people and places you showcase are treasures. Keep up the incredible work. 🥰
Hi Jasmine, This is so refreshing. I worry that people want to flock to or return to Ghana to recreate a western lifestyle ergo huge house, nice car and other modern conveniences without thinking about the environmental and social impact on pre existing communities. This retreat is wonderful.
A wonderful vid and interview. Ghana should promote more eco-tourism. I love the twins' natural hair and pretty smiles. Is it just me, or do Ghanaian women just have naturally beautiful smiles!? 🥰😍
Hi Jasmine, this video is absolutely awesome! I watched it over breakfast. I do enjoy videos of hotels etc because in the western world the main media do not advertise a lifestyle to suggest black people can rest, relax and shop. This is where your educational vlogs is essential. We would never know about the islands if people like you never bothered to showcase the other facets of Ghana. Thank you for interviewing this family. I certainly appreciate it and I will visit them when I visit Ghana. Keep up the good work. Greetings from 🇬🇧.
Jasmine, keep doing what you are doing. Seeing Ghana through your lens is very satisfying and rewarding to me. You're showing Ghana at its core and its beautiful,keep up the great work !
Thanks for this video @Jasmine I sent it to my business partner and it turns out this is his friend he was looking for they have reconnected and we will support their business. I look forward to meeting them all😊
Great interview Ama and thanks for show casing this side of Ghana. Thank you to people like Alberta, Rita and Kwame for assisting in the preservation of Ghana's natural environment. Did I hear Kwame say the pythons on the other island are friendly🤣🤣🤣🤣 Kwame is right modern life is killing people before their time and not living as well as they can. Somehow we forget our interconnectiveness to everything on earth and how acknowledging that fact has a positive effect on ourselves and our wellbeing. I think I have foubnd my tribe in Kwame, Alberta and Rita❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍
Atakpame were buildings that were built by artisans from Atakpame in then Dahomey, now Republic of Benin. They traveled to Ghana, then Gold Coast to ply their trade (building houses with earthen mud) Because it was their specialty. they were invited seasonally to build houses sometimes for food and cash by mostly cocoa farmers during the cocoa season and after their harvest.
absolutely my speed and my likes, I once told my dad after he retired 57 years from a job where he was so happy and looked forward to going to every day and unwillingly became a stepsister's babysitter in retirement days, that he was now "living to die." He stops having life shine through his eyes.... it was and still is sad. People keep having an opinion about me buying a home instead of building and I refuse to agree. Everywhere is bland, with no space and no trees. I need to have nature around me. Thank you I will now look for the intro to this video.
Oh Yes, When I visit Ghana I will definely be checking them out. This was so great Jasmine and you do look and sound very relaxed. Love thrie whole Island, What a blessing,,,,
From the start of the video. I already knew I will love it because of the collapsible picnic table 😂 because I live for furniture that does not take up all the space. please Jasmine. Ask them for the link 🤣. As the interview continues on, I love them more. Kudos to them and I will definitely check them out next time I am home . Beautiful place 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much for this Video !! I am a Nature Person also !!! Currently My Fiance lives in Accra with her Mum and I live in the USA !!! 🇺🇸 .. . 6,000 miles away from her !! She said both of them would come to the USA but I told her that her Mother must live the Rest of her life where She wants to live and they must be together and not Separated!! So if my New Mother- in-law changes her mind and desires to and prefers to live in Ghana?? I told my Fiance we have to live there!! Before all this happened I was hoping to leave the USA for good but had no idea about Ghana but I have been doing Research !! So the Decision is not mine !! But truly up to them and the Lord who We Both know brought Us Together!!! So, Please if you're a praying person ?? Will you Pray For Us !!!🙏 🙏 🤲 🙏
Hi Jasmine. Keep up showcasing Ghana. Many are interesting in traveling and investing in Ghana and some want to relocate. I myself is planning to make a trip there soon.
That’s so impressive. Love nature, love water but the tent sleeping would be a problem for some of us. They should improve sleeping accommodations with natural resources with comfort of their visitors in mind.
Thank you for showing the other side of tourism where the locals own. The nature is a once in a lifetime experience and to experience it in a African country is sometime magical. I would like to know if the other twin married. 😍🤩🤪😜
I so wish to visit. Hope soon. Jasmine I really want to connect with you before I cam there. I found you when brother go Africa was interviewing you. Can’t wait to come.
And that's what outsiders want to see the real Africa when people travel to Africa who isn't African this is why they travel to see places like this they don't care about the fancy homes don't care about that because they see that all the time back where their from, but this is what they don't see back home so this is why they visit Africa.
Very good services but I think the patrol should be included . Someone from the western world will find buying petroleum outrageous so like everything else they should add the petroleum price to the charges . But overall it’s a good one
All the beautiful part of Volta Region has been redemarcated into Eastern Region. Folks the ORIGINAL map is there and available until that time has come MIA DENYIGBA WÒ NYE
That's a nice place, awesome, I love the environment, natural 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿. But Auntie Ama, please do you not think ur choice of dress for the interview doesn't really push the Ghanaian Value of Descent Lady dressing, as it's very short and revealing for you.
Atakpame is the name of a tribe or ethnic group of then Dahomey now cotonou, the were very good in building mud houses, they were hired all over Ghana to build mud houses, that's was in the olden days.
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Full tour of island ua-cam.com/video/y8EBZOEjsSI/v-deo.html
Contact Atakwame Island +233248073208 ❤️❤️
Absolutely immaculate
I tot Atta Kwame was a local name for local mud houses
@@kostouch5496 I think it is xx
Great Brother, See You Soon .Rebo
I am from the US and I’m so glad you don’t showcase large commercial properties, hotels etc… The are boring and lack character. Ghana greatest resource is the people and culture. I love the rapport you have with the people you interview it comes easily. The people and places you showcase are treasures. Keep up the incredible work. 🥰
Thank you. i do showcase commercial properties but I try to keep it to a minimum just so we have a balanced perspective of what Ghana is. xx
Agree
Hi Jasmine, This is so refreshing. I worry that people want to flock to or return to Ghana to recreate a western lifestyle ergo huge house, nice car and other modern conveniences without thinking about the environmental and social impact on pre existing communities. This retreat is wonderful.
That’s basically what’s happening now in Greater Accra anyway. It’s beautiful here xx
Yes
I live kotoku and met a wonderful woman and I would not change a thing except the roads. Lol
A bit of change is always good
An awesome tourist destination..this is where I want to take Jasmine 🔥 to be around nature away from the hustle and bustle of big city accra
Ghana has a huge landmass that hasn’t been exploited tho
Thank you for showcasing the real, natural beauty of Ghana. This is what makes me want to come. NOT the westernisms.
You mean civilisation
@@scotishjohn I think she meant…western interpretation of civilisation
A wonderful vid and interview. Ghana should promote more eco-tourism. I love the twins' natural hair and pretty smiles.
Is it just me, or do Ghanaian women just have naturally beautiful smiles!? 🥰😍
Yes, they do.
THE FEMALES ARE OUTSTANDING.😱💞🎉
Bokoboko
is water crest
Great interview. Ghana truly is paradise. I hope it stays that way and that Ghanaians continue to protect their environment.
Hope so too x
Beautiful family and tranquil environment. I can't wait to visit the place anytime I'm in Ghana 🇬🇭
Really admire this beautiful place, especially the beautiful twine sisters their smiling faces thanks dear Ama
I love the way you showcase Ghana.
This place will do so well with some Container houses… 8 or so won’t be bad for Tourists..
That will be massive
Rammed esrth or bricks is more eco friendly
Hi Jasmine, this video is absolutely awesome! I watched it over breakfast. I do enjoy videos of hotels etc because in the western world the main media do not advertise a lifestyle to suggest black people can rest, relax and shop. This is where your educational vlogs is essential. We would never know about the islands if people like you never bothered to showcase the other facets of Ghana. Thank you for interviewing this family. I certainly appreciate it and I will visit them when I visit Ghana. Keep up the good work. Greetings from 🇬🇧.
Thanks very much xx
Best place on the planet .. the host family will make your stay a memorable one❤️
very inspirational. and their islands are really nice! Thanks for sharing their story with us.
Very beautiful xx
Jasmine, keep doing what you are doing. Seeing Ghana through your lens is very satisfying and rewarding to me. You're showing Ghana at its core and its beautiful,keep up the great work !
The twins keep smiling 😅.
Great interview,
Nature is soo beautiful
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Thanks for this video @Jasmine I sent it to my business partner and it turns out this is his friend he was looking for they have reconnected and we will support their business. I look forward to meeting them all😊
How lovely ❤️
Great interview Ama and thanks for show casing this side of Ghana. Thank you to people like Alberta, Rita and Kwame for assisting in the preservation of Ghana's natural environment. Did I hear Kwame say the pythons on the other island are friendly🤣🤣🤣🤣 Kwame is right modern life is killing people before their time and not living as well as they can. Somehow we forget our interconnectiveness to everything on earth and how acknowledging that fact has a positive effect on ourselves and our wellbeing. I think I have foubnd my tribe in Kwame, Alberta and Rita❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍
Loooll i was baffled by ‘friendly pythons’ too
Wow! This is so good to hear. Congratulations. Hope there are many more like minded Ghanaians.
Such a beautiful interview! Nature is everything ❤️💪🏽🇬🇭
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Atakpame were buildings that were built by artisans from Atakpame in then Dahomey, now Republic of Benin.
They traveled to Ghana, then Gold Coast to ply their trade (building houses with earthen mud)
Because it was their specialty. they were invited seasonally to build houses sometimes for food and cash by mostly cocoa farmers during the cocoa season and after their harvest.
This is such a wonderful interview. The island is beautiful and I know they will get lots of business now. 💕🤗💕
You seem to be just living your best life: I can't wait to watch this this weekend.
absolutely my speed and my likes, I once told my dad after he retired 57 years from a job where he was so happy and looked forward to going to every day and unwillingly became a stepsister's babysitter in retirement days, that he was now "living to die." He stops having life shine through his eyes.... it was and still is sad.
People keep having an opinion about me buying a home instead of building and I refuse to agree. Everywhere is bland, with no space and no trees. I need to have nature around me. Thank you I will now look for the intro to this video.
Nice content Jasmine the place is so seren and cool natural l love it bravo keep doing your best a lot of love Grace Italy ❤️
Thanks Jasmine for sharing. Lovely, serene location owned by Ghanaians.... I'd so love to visit when in Ghana.
NICE ONE SISTER AMA 👍✌️😍🇬🇭🙏Nature is Powerful
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Oh Yes, When I visit Ghana I will definely be checking them out. This was so great Jasmine and you do look and sound very relaxed. Love thrie whole Island, What a blessing,,,,
It was so lovely ❤️
From the start of the video. I already knew I will love it because of the collapsible picnic table 😂 because I live for furniture that does not take up all the space. please Jasmine. Ask them for the link 🤣. As the interview continues on, I love them more. Kudos to them and I will definitely check them out next time I am home . Beautiful place 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Smiling faces, beautiful! You got me there, a big reality.
Wooowwww!!!😍That’s gorgeous beyond imagination 😍!!! Thank you 🙏 love your videos so much and I’m coming.
Thank you so much for this Video !! I am a Nature Person also !!! Currently My Fiance lives in Accra with her Mum and I live in the USA !!! 🇺🇸 .. . 6,000 miles away from her !! She said both of them would come to the USA but I told her that her Mother must live the Rest of her life where She wants to live and they must be together and not Separated!! So if my New Mother- in-law changes her mind and desires to and prefers to live in Ghana?? I told my Fiance we have to live there!! Before all this happened I was hoping to leave the USA for good but had no idea about Ghana but I have been doing Research !! So the Decision is not mine !! But truly up to them and the Lord who We Both know brought Us Together!!! So, Please if you're a praying person ?? Will you Pray For Us !!!🙏 🙏 🤲 🙏
Ur welcome James 💕
Be careful and come and see them down here before bringing them over
Hi Jasmine. Keep up showcasing Ghana. Many are interesting in traveling and investing in Ghana and some want to relocate. I myself is planning to make a trip there soon.
when do you plan to visit?
Thanks so much for sharing your experience with us. I will definitely make an effort to visit when I next visit Ghana.
It's very nice there with you.It was nice to see that it was raining there.It hasn't rained here in a year.
Hi Jasmine. I really love your videos. Keep it up. I wish to meet you one day. So I can take you to my home town Mim.
0:11 I love that you don't. One if the thing I love about you and what you represent ,REALNESS .
That’s so impressive. Love nature, love water but the tent sleeping would be a problem for some of us. They should improve sleeping accommodations with natural resources with comfort of their visitors in mind.
May God bless the future of Ghana
Outstanding 👍👍👍
Hello from the U.S. I would love to vist Ghana and check out the island. This is better than TV.
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Wow beautiful beautiful place awesome 👌 👏 👍 congratulations 🎊 tx sis for sharing watching this video alone i can feel the peace lovely 😍
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I see cucuber on the tree 🌳 small round looking like a ball. In Jamaica 🇯🇲 it grows wild can be cooked with rice. Beautiful 😍
Thanks for the eye opening video
I really love your intro, quite intelligent 🤓
Thank you for showing the other side of tourism where the locals own. The nature is a once in a lifetime experience and to experience it in a African country is sometime magical. I would like to know if the other twin married. 😍🤩🤪😜
BLESSINGS 🙌 🙌 🙌.
This place is heaven! I really enjoyed watching this video. Beautiful people and beautiful place ❤️
I see "Jack in The Bush" plant behind them; delicious tea plant!
Wow great sharing sweetheart, beautiful couple and such relaxing environment 🤗❤️
What three beautiful empresses 😌. Big up jasmine. Every time I see Ghana I see Jamaica ❤️
Great steal, congrats!
Wonderful video Jasmine. Just watching this is calming enough. I can only imagine how it would be to actually be there.
Excellent vision. Thank you!
Do you know that, ironically in Ghana, a small village building, probably built with mud, thatched roof, is referred to as: ' Atta Kwame '
Hahahahahaha hahahahahaha.STOOOOOPPPP.BEHAVE YOURSELF
I so wish to visit. Hope soon. Jasmine I really want to connect with you before I cam there. I found you when brother go Africa was interviewing you. Can’t wait to come.
And that's what outsiders want to see the real Africa when people travel to Africa who isn't African this is why they travel to see places like this they don't care about the fancy homes don't care about that because they see that all the time back where their from, but this is what they don't see back home so this is why they visit Africa.
So true but i have done tours abd folks from the west complain so much about everything. From ac to whatever
This is very inspiring
Very xx
👍🌺THE BEAUTIES ARE MIND BLOWING..💙🌼😱🎉🙏THANKS FOR SHARING.💞MUCH LOVE.😎🌼💚🙏👌🇬🇧
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BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL
I was in Atimpoku for 6 weeks in May and never knew anyone lived on those islands.. will check it out when i return later this year.
Interesting interview and a lovely environment. 👍🏾
Great video and conversation Jasmine Ama 👏❤️
Thanks Sarah xx
@@JasmineAmaa welcome 🤗
hi Jasmine u r looking great as always love the island looks nice and relaxing ? Ashley Australia
Thanks Ashley
Keep doing what you are doing Jasmine. We are here and will continue to be here watching your videos because we love your content! ❤
Thanks Barbara ❤️
This is a beautiful get away. I hope to visit one day. Also I was so fixated on these lovely ladies smiles throughout the interview. ❤️
Its gorgeous 🥰🥰
I love it all of it so beautiful and free
Really inspiring. 💯👍
Excellent interview
This is great Jasmine. I am stopping in Ghana just for this. I was going to bypass😂. I could live here forever! Thank you so much. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾💖💖
when are you coming?
Beautiful island
Needs development for investment investors coming on board
Building Tower Blocks in hotel
Girl I been watching from the US so proud of you
will you like to visit Ghana?
The round green fruit we call it susumba or (gully beans)here in Jamaica.
Congratulations!
Beautiful
Very nice and alligators in the river near the tents
Checking out this place on my next leave.
nice one
Weldone God bless you
hello a new subscriber is here.
Am proud of my lovely baby girl
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Very good services but I think the patrol should be included . Someone from the western world will find buying petroleum outrageous so like everything else they should add the petroleum price to the charges . But overall it’s a good one
I agree africans settling in Ghana should be in phase with nature. WESTERN cities are a thing of the past. I DONT WANT TO LIVE IN SOMEONE ELSE'S PAST
Beautiful island 🏝
Id take u there ❤️
Eii Ama Wa y3 kese o
nice one
Now ur Maame 🙃
Thanks!
Boss moves
Atakwame is the name given to the mud brick houses you find in the villages.
Waau will visit Ghana one day
Amazing 👍.
I would like to be moving with you to these places of scenery in Ghana
😱😱😱😱, that is really inspiring
All the beautiful part of Volta Region has been redemarcated into Eastern Region. Folks the ORIGINAL map is there and available until that time has come
MIA DENYIGBA WÒ NYE
Congratulations jasmine when is the baby coming?
Wow
I agree 💯
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That's a nice place, awesome, I love the environment, natural 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿.
But Auntie Ama, please do you not think ur choice of dress for the interview doesn't really push the Ghanaian Value of Descent Lady dressing, as it's very short and revealing for you.
Atakpame is the name of a tribe or ethnic group of then Dahomey now cotonou, the were very good in building mud houses, they were hired all over Ghana to build mud houses, that's was in the olden days.
Plant some fruit trees very beautiful