The main entry point into Gambia by air is the Banjul International Airport, also known as Yundum International.
Taxis are the main form of public transportation in Gambia. They are available in different forms, such as green tourist taxis, yellow taxis, and shared taxis known as 'bush taxis' or 'sept-place'.
There are several car hire companies in Gambia from which you can rent a car for your stay. However, it's important to note that driving in Gambia can be challenging due to the poor road conditions and erratic driving habits of locals.
Ferries are used to cross the River Gambia. The main ferry crossing is at Banjul-Barra, which operates daily.
Gambia's bus network is not very extensive. The most common form of bus transportation is through converted vans known as 'gele-gele.' They operate along fixed routes and are very cheap but can be crowded.
Bicycles and motorbikes are also common means of transportation in Gambia. They can be rented in many towns and villages.
Boat tours are a popular way to explore the River Gambia and its wildlife.
Be aware that many roads in Gambia are in poor condition, especially in rural areas. During the rainy season (June to October), some roads may become impassable. Remember to always carry your international driving permit and passport while driving. Also, be aware of local traffic rules and regulations.