Fort Metal Cross, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Dixcove, Ghana, is a historical fort offering insights into Ghana's colonial and slave trade past. It is generally accessible by road from Takoradi, though visitors with mobility impairments might find internal access challenging due to stairs and uneven surfaces. Guided visits are highly recommended and usually available on-site, enhancing the historical understanding of this significant landmark. The fort is typically open year-round, with no major seasonal restrictions, though the dry season (November-March) offers more comfortable travel conditions in Ghana. Expect a modest entry fee (e.g., GHC 10-30 for foreigners) and a typical visit duration of 1 to 2 hours. Beyond its historical significance, the fort provides scenic views of the Atlantic Ocean and the local fishing village, making it a culturally rich and picturesque destination.