Blessed with outstanding and unique wildlife, Abuko Nature Reserve is a significant sight. Vervet monkeys, African palm civets, dwarf crocodile, black cobra, mongooses and so much more to explore!
Abuko Nature Reserve
An occupied haven with a splendid past and a borough market, Banjul, the capital and the biggest town in Gambia is worth a visit!
Banjul
Indulge in the pursuit of Albert Market where you will find garments, ornaments, electrical appliances, shoes, fruits, veggies, beauty products, to name a few.
The Albert Market
Want to invade in the past of waning grand edifices and old-fashioned Krio-style clapboard houses? There is a lot to explore in the very Old Town.
Old Town
Engaging oneself in the hiking trail surrounded with opulent flowers, short savanna and amazing colorful birds is an adventurous feat found here!
Bijilo Forest Park
Looking for a beach which is cavernous yet lively? Brufut beach offers basking, aquatic sporting, strides on the beach, and biking too!
Brufut Beach
Bird lovers! This place is one sight that provides a treat to your eyes. Sited on McCarthy Island on the River Gambia, Janjangbureh was established in 1823 .
Janjangbureh
Along with a lovely beach, this village has got numerous dappled walkways for scenic hikes.
Sanyang Village and Beach
It would be a surprise if one visits National Museum of Gambia and leaves the massive Kankurang façade dangling in the central gallery unnoticed apart from the other fabulous exhibits.
National Museum of Gambia
Situated in the Central River County, these circles are supposed to be the funeral spots of prehistoric royals and rulers back to 750-1000 AD.
Wassu Stone Circles
Ever imagined ravenous, huge and sinuous Crocodiles in a pool together? There are 80 crocodiles which are housed in The Kachikally Crocodile Pool.