Give Busua its own time
Busua is a Western Region beach destination worth considering when the coast is the point of your trip. Our recommendation is to give it an overnight stay rather than squeeze it into a long list of roadside stops. The value comes from having time to use the beach, not merely reach it.
A two-night plan also creates a spare morning. That matters if an activity changes or the group arrives later than expected. Don't treat every hour away from Accra as sightseeing time.
Build around one booked activity
If you want a surf lesson, ask a local provider about beginner suitability, equipment and the conditions they use to decide whether a session proceeds. Leave the rest of that day open enough to change the timing.
Travellers who don't want a lesson can still share the trip. Arrange a meal as the common meeting point, with separate activities beforehand. You don't need everyone to have the same version of a good beach day.
Keep the last morning light
Check out with enough time for the next leg of your route. Adding a fort, another beach and a city meal before travelling home can undo the benefit of staying overnight.
Save Busua Beach as the main stop, then add only one optional excursion. Ask your accommodation about current access, meals and pickup arrangements before paying a deposit. A confirmed place to stay is more useful than an ambitious map of the whole western coast.