Keta Lagoon Resort
Purely Lake Awe Resort offers calm lakeside stays just steps from Keta shoreline where fishermen mend nets on the sand Visitors find simple rooms with shared baths and the chance to watch flamingos feed at dawn near the western shore The resort breathes history echoing old colonial beach huts that once hosted early traders along this quiet inlet Its stillness draws city folk seeking peace amid the lagoon’s rhythmic tides and salt wind High tide brings gentle waves lapping close to the wooden steps leading into the town itself
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