Your driver-guide will highlight key landmarks along the way, including the Kachikally Sacred Pool, which has existed for over five centuries and holds deep cultural and spiritual significance. You'll...
The Lamin Stream, which flows through the forest, was first given protection in 1916 when it was fenced off to create a water collection point. This enclosure led to a noticeable increase in wildlife ...
Rugged, wild, and untouched—these are just a few words used to describe the stunning Sanyang Paradise Beach. It’s the perfect spot to relax, enjoy delicious food and drinks, soak up the sun, and swim ...
At the Tanje Fish Market, local pirogues glide through the waves as women merrily carry buckets of fresh fish atop their heads, bringing the day’s catch ashore. The bustling beachfront is alive with c...
Lamin Lodge is an inspiring place to pause and unwind, nestled along the winding Lamin Bolong. This charming wooden bar and restaurant sits right on the riverbank, surrounded by lush mangrove forests....
.Located near Kartong Beach within a well-preserved forest, the Reptile Farm is home to a diverse collection of Gambian reptiles. Visitors can encounter species such as puff adders, rock pythons, roya...
At Pepe’s Camel Safari in Tanje Village, experienced local guides lead unforgettable camel rides along the beach. Upon arrival, your designated camel assistant will show you how to mount your camel be...
Fathala Wildlife Reserve, located just 15 minutes' drive from the Gambian border, spans approximately 6,000 hectares of unspoiled, protected forest. This extraordinary area offers visitors a rare chan...
Saint-Louis, a historic city in northwestern Senegal, sits gracefully on an island at the mouth of the Senegal River along the Atlantic coast. Known for its stunning colonial architecture and rich cul...
The Wassu Stone Circle, located in Wassu village in the Central River region, is believed to mark the burial sites of ancient kings and chiefs, dating back over 1,200 years. Local legends speak of a c...
South Senegal is celebrated for its diverse landscapes, blending savannahs, wetlands, and stunning coastal areas. The Casamance region stands out with its rich cultural heritage, lush greenery, and vi...
Located 150 km northeast of Dakar, the Loumpoul Desert dazzles with golden dunes and sparse greenery, offering a stunning contrast to Senegal’s lush landscapes. It’s a must-visit for travelers seeking...
Here, you’ll experience life alongside chimpanzees protected within a national forest made up of three islands, located 270 km inland along the River Gambia. From the boat, visitors can closely observ...
An important historical site from the Atlantic slave trade era, Kunta Kinteh Island and its related sites—including Fort Bullen, Juffureh, and Albreda—are UNESCO World Heritage-listed. The first Europ...
Janjanbureh formerly known as Georgetown, an old British settlement in the hinterland founded in 1832, on the island of McCarthy. Visitors can walk into the old slave dungeon – a dank subterranean ...
First given some measure of protection in 1916, when the Lamin Stream which flows through the forest was fenced to form a water collection point.The enclosure of the stream showed an increase in the ...
A visit to Hands on Academic, a nursery school near Paradise Estate, offers a wonderful glimpse into a vibrant and welcoming local community. This experience gives you the chance to interact with enth...
Banjul, the smallest capital city in Africa, serves as the administrative and political heart of The Gambia. With a population of around 31,000 and covering just 12 square kilometers, this island city...
Makasutu ( a Mandinka term meaning Holy Forest). Its history dates back to the 12th century it is a tropical forest, encompassing five different Eco-systems including, gallery forest, Savannah, mang...
Visit the Gambia largest craft market with over 57 craft stalls, though there are over 200 members. Who make and sell their beautiful artwork and other products in the nearby area. You can find a larg...
The house of slave and its doors of no return,built in the 18th Century. There is also a museum and a memorial to the Atlantic Slave Trade on the Goree Island. Which is said to have house more than a...
Visit the Slave Museum, a two-storey 18th-century dwelling housing exhibits documenting the role of women in Senegal. Females have played a key part in social relations with the colonizers since the c...
Lake Retba (known to most locals as Lac Rose) its separated only by some narrow dunes from the Atlantic Ocean and, as expected its salt content is very high. Its salinity content compares to that of ...
Perched atop of one of the two large hills that mark the Mamelles district of Dakar, the lighthouse has the abandoned look so characteristic of many Senegalese buildings. Les Mamelles Lighthouse, name...
Renowned for its natural beauty, vibrant bird life and ancient trees. If you ever thought Monkeys were cute, then you must make a trip to the Bijilo National Park. Walk among apes and you will be abl...
The National Assembly of the Gambia, is the country's house of legislature. It is composed of 53 members directly elected through the polls, and a further five members appointed by the Head of State.
The River Gambia is a major river in the West African Sub region, running 1,120 kilometers (700 mi). from the Fouta Djallon plateau in north Guinea westward through Senegal, and the Gambia to the Atla...
Situated near the banks of the River Gambia is the World Heritage Site of San Domingo. established as a trading post in the late 1400s by Portuguese traders who operated as brokers and intermediaries ...
Juffureh is best re- known for its appearance in Alex Haley’s 1976 fascinating novel title Roots: The Saga of an American Family as the birthplace of Haley's ancestor Kunta Kinteh, Alex’s book and ...
Explore the Albert Market situated in Banjul is a local street market, its named after Albert Prince consort husband of Queen Victoria, the United Kingdom during the Colonial rule.Its a lively marke...
The Saloum Delta is a remarkable example of the delicate balance between rich biodiversity and sustainable human development. Located in central-west Senegal, this biosphere reserve spans over 180,000...
Near Ziguinchor, the capital of the Casamance region, lies a collection of villages that constitute the Oussouye subdivision. This tiny commune, shoved between the border of Guinea-Bissau and the Cas...
