+233 31 200 0000 www.theroyalpalace@esiama.gh
The Royal Palace of Esiama — red forecourt with Adinkra emblems, 807 gable

Talk to a person

We answer
at the Palace.

The Palace desk is staffed by humans in Esiama. No bots, no long menus — the opposite of a call centre. Crown hospitality, town time.

Reach the Palace

Three ways in,
all of them Nzema welcome

Call

Palace Desk

Weekdays 08:00–18:00 GMT, and every day in Kundum week. A person answers.

+233 31 200 0000

Also WhatsApp — same number

Stay

In person

Ask at the Palace gate or Town Office. They know where the desk is; usually by the courtyard with the ledger.

Enquiries

Write to the Palace
about anything

A visit, a celebration, a school group, or a question the site has not answered. The Palace reads everything; everyone gets a reply by name.

This demo form does not send a message. Wire it to the Palace inbox before launch.

Answers

Before you write,
a few answers

How do I get to Esiama?

From Takoradi — coastal road via Axim, about 1 hour 30. From Accra — 6–7 hours; many stop in Cape Coast. Tro-tro and taxi both run; the Palace can arrange a car. See Visit Nzema.

Where will I stay?

The desk places you — ocean guesthouse, town room or family stay. No per-night list; you agree the rate with the household before you settle. See Where to stay.

Is there an entrance fee?

No. The town is open. Kundum durbar may ask a modest, named contribution — the desk will tell you before you come.

Children, elders, schools?

Very welcome — tell the desk. The shore is quiet after 21:00 and early curfews hold during Kundum. The town is for all generations.

Practical

We keep
numbers short.

You will not search long in this site. If you need a person, call the desk. If you need help, call these first.

Emergency and practical contacts
Need Contact
Palace desk (visit, stay, events)+233 31 200 0000
Esiama Health Centre (1936)Town Centre · ask the desk
Ellembelle District Assemblyvia Palace desk
Ellembelle Police112 · or desk

Money: hotels and guesthouses take card and mobile money; the market still likes cedis. Water: the town's treated supply runs clean and bottled water is easy to find. See Where to stay.