Accra to Ejura: Distance, Bus Fares, Travel Duration & Tourism (2026 Guide)

Introduction: Why Ejura Matters

Ejura, as researched by Accra Street Journal, located in the Ashanti Region of Ghana, is an important agricultural and trading hub best known for its vast farmlands and bustling markets. It is one of the country’s leading producers of maize, yam, and vegetables, making it a central point for agribusiness. Ejura also has a strong cultural heritage, with festivals, chieftaincy traditions, and a growing reputation as a peaceful settlement in northern Ashanti.

For travelers from Accra, Ejura is a significant stopover en route to other towns like Atebubu, Techiman, and Kintampo. This guide covers everything you need to know before making the journey.

Distance Between Accra and Ejura

The road distance from Accra to Ejura is approximately 356 km. Depending on transport and road conditions, travel time ranges between 6–8 hours.

• By bus/trotro/private car: ~6–8 hours

• By air + road (via Kumasi): ~1 hour flight + 2.5 hours by road to Ejura

Transport Options: How to Get from Accra to Ejura

Bus Services

Long-distance bus companies operate along the Accra → Kumasi → Ejura route.

• STC (State Transport Company):

  • Route: Accra → Kumasi → Ejura

  • Duration: ~7–8 hours

  • Fare (2025): GHS 220 – 250

  • Terminal: Accra STC, Circle

• VIP Jeoun Transport:

  • Route: Accra → Kumasi, then connect to Ejura by shared taxi/trotro

  • Duration: ~6–7 hours (Accra–Kumasi) + 2 hours (Kumasi–Ejura)

  • Fare (2025): GHS 210 – 240 total

  • Terminal: VIP Station, Circle

• OA Travel & Tours:

  • Route: Accra → Techiman (drop at Ejura junction)

  • Duration: ~7 hours

  • Fare (2025): GHS 200 – 230

  • Terminal: OA Station, Circle

Tro-tro & Shared Taxis

Budget travelers can connect using smaller vehicles:

• Accra → Kumasi (6–7 hrs, GHS 150–170)

• Kumasi → Ejura (2–2.5 hrs, GHS 60–80)

Total: GHS 210 – 250

Flight + Road Option

You can fly from Accra to Kumasi and continue by road:

• Flight (Accra → Kumasi): GHS 600 – 900 one-way

• Road (Kumasi → Ejura): GHS 60 – 80

• Total duration: ~3.5–4 hrs

Travel Duration & Best Routes

• Direct Bus (Accra → Ejura): ~7–8 hrs

• Via Kumasi (bus + taxi): ~8 hrs total

• Private Car: ~6–7 hrs (Accra → Nkawkaw → Kumasi → Ejura)

• Flight + Road: ~3.5–4 hrs

Tourism & Things to See in Ejura

1. Ejura Market: One of the largest agricultural markets in Ghana, vibrant with fresh produce.

2. Traditional Festivals: Cultural events that showcase Ashanti traditions.

3. Agricultural Fields: Vast maize, yam, and vegetable plantations highlight Ejura’s farming economy.

4. Nearby Attractions: Ejura serves as a gateway to Atebubu, Kintampo Waterfalls, and Techiman’s Bono heritage.

Travel Tips

• Morning Departure: Best to leave Accra early to arrive in Ejura before nightfall.

• Cash on Hand: Some local taxis and tro-tros don’t accept MoMo.

• Weather Prep: Ejura is warmer and drier compared to Accra.

• Market Days: Traveling on Ejura’s market days (Wednesdays & Saturdays) may mean busier roads.

• Safety: Stick with recognized bus operators for longer journeys.

Practical Info: Terminals, Contacts & Booking

• STC Accra (Circle): 0302 229 812

• VIP Jeoun (Circle Terminal): 0244 907 748

• OA Travel (Circle Terminal): 0302 220 986

• Ejura Lorry Park (Local Taxis/Trotros): +233 24 556 7812

• Kumasi Airport Info Desk: 0322 023 454

FAQs

Q1: How much is the bus fare from Accra to Ejura in 2026?
A: Between GHS 200 – 250.

Q2: How long is the journey from Accra to Ejura by bus?
A: Around 6–8 hours depending on traffic and rest stops.

Q3: Can I fly directly to Ejura?
A: No. The closest option is a flight to Kumasi, then road transport.

Q4: What is Ejura famous for?
A: Its agricultural production, large market, and rich Ashanti cultural traditions.

Q5: What is the best route from Accra to Ejura?
A: Accra → Nkawkaw → Kumasi → Ejura.

Source: Accra Street Journal

Last Updated on March 7, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu

Samuel Kwame Boadu

Samuel Kwame Boadu is a Ghanaian media entrepreneur and storyteller with a passion for amplifying urban voices and uncovering everyday truths. He is the Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Accra Street Journal, a dynamic digital platform dedicated to capturing the pulse of Ghana’s capital—its people, culture, challenges, business, sports and innovations.

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