Abuko Nature Reserve

This is the oldest nature reserve in Gambia, spanning over 100 hectares of land. It hosts a variety of wildlife including monkeys, antelopes, and over 270 species of birds. The reserve also has a nature trail and an education center.

Kachikally Museum and Crocodile Pool

This sacred site in the heart of Bakau town is home to over 100 crocodiles and is a popular attraction for visitors. The museum offers insight into the history and culture of Gambia.

Makasutu Culture Forest

A beautiful nature reserve which combines culture, ecotourism and spirituality. You can take guided tours, engage with traditional Gambian healers, or simply enjoy the lush greenery and wildlife.

River Gambia National Park

This park is made up of five islands on the River Gambia. It's home to various species of monkeys and chimpanzees, and it's a great place for bird watching.

Banjul

Gambia's capital city offers a number of attractions including the Albert Market, a bustling bazaar selling everything from fresh produce to textiles and the Arch 22, a monument that offers panoramic views of the city.

Visit Bijilo Forest Park

Known for its diverse birdlife and troop of monkeys, this park also offers peaceful walking trails.

Jufureh

This historic village was made famous by Alex Haley's "Roots". It's a poignant place to visit for those interested in the history of the slave trade.

Take a Gambian Cooking Class

Experience the flavors of Gambia by taking a cooking class. Learn how to prepare traditional dishes like domoda (peanut stew) and benachin (one-pot rice and fish).

Visit a Fishing Village

Visit Tanji or Gunjur, traditional fishing villages where you can watch the fishermen haul in their daily catch and see the fish smoking process.

Visit the Stone Circles of Senegambia

These UNESCO World Heritage Sites are located in Wassu and Kerbatch. They offer a glimpse into the region's ancient history.

Take a Boat Trip on the River Gambia

Explore the mangroves, watch for wildlife, and enjoy the peace and tranquility of the river.

Explore the Gambia National Museum

Learn about the history and culture of Gambia, from prehistoric times to the present day.

Visit the Tanji Bird Reserve

This is a paradise for bird watchers with over 300 species of birds recorded in the area.

Visit Kartong Village

This peaceful village is known for its beautiful beach, vibrant arts scene, and the Lemonfish Art Gallery which showcases local and international art.

Visit the Baobolong Wetland Reserve

This is a Ramsar site, an area of international importance for birdlife. It's home to many species of water birds and is an important breeding and wintering ground.