20 Top Experiences

At Bijilo Forest Park, we wander beneath coastal trees watching colobus and green monkeys at play. I’ll help you observe them with care and curiosity, ensuring a memorable and safe forest encounter . 

At Kachikally Crocodile Pool, sacred West African crocodiles rest in tranquil waters steeped in Mandinka ritual. I’ll guide you through the ritual of touching the crocs respectfully—part of a centuries‑old fertility practice and cultural connection 

On the River Gambia, we glide past hippos, crocodiles, and fishermen in dugout canoes. I’ll point out wildlife and river life as we drift through mangrove creeks—an immersive, peaceful river safari. 

At Tanji Fish Market, you’ll witness fishermen haul in the catch of the day amid lively coastal commotion. I’ll guide you through the trading rituals, letting you sample freshly caught seafood while experiencing daily Gambian life. 

At Sanyang Beach, we relax on pristine sands and swim in calm surf. I’ll help you embrace local beach rhythms, drink fresh coconut juice, and enjoy traditional seafood in a laid‑back coastal vibe. 

In Makasutu Culture Forest, we stroll trails, board canoes, and meet herbalists and musicians. I’ll connect you with local artists and storytellers—merging nature, culture, and spirituality. 

On Kunta Kinteh Island, we walk among Fort James ruins reflecting on the slave-trade legacy. I’ll share moving narratives and personal stories—helping you deeply connect with this emotionally powerful UNESCO site. 

At Albert Market, we navigate a vibrant colonial-era labyrinth of produce and crafts. I’ll introduce you to friendly vendors and cultural treasures in this sensory feast—capturing the heart of Banjul's market spirit 

At Serekunda Market, we dive into a maze of colorful textiles, spices, and crafts. I’ll teach you how to haggle respectfully and show you hidden stalls—immersing you in the rhythm and energy of local commerce 

At Abuko Nature Reserve, we stroll through lush woodland alive with monkeys, crocodiles, and over 250 bird species. I’ll guide you silently along trails so you can observe wildlife in their natural surroundings—peacefully, respectfully, and close enough to feel nature’s heartbeat .

At Tanji Village Museum, we explore Mandinka village life and coastal birdlife. I’ll guide you through cultural displays and dunes, weaving together traditions and nature in a unique fusion. 

At Arch 22, we climb this iconic monument for sweeping views over Banjul. I’ll explain its historical significance and point out city landmarks—offering a panoramic snapshot of The Gambia’s story. 

At the National Museum, we explore masks, colonial artifacts, and oral traditions. I’ll narrate each exhibit’s cultural context—bringing the threads of Gambian history vividly to life. 

At the Wassu Stone Circles, we stand among ancient megaliths echoing West African history. I’ll interpret their mysterious geometry and UNESCO significance—inviting you to feel their silent stories.

At Tanbi Wetland, we paddle through mangrove creeks alive with birds and monkeys. I’ll guide you to spot species and explain the wetland’s vital ecological role—blending nature and conservation. 

At Albreda’s Portuguese Chapel, we step into ancient walls built by explorers centuries ago. I’ll reveal oral histories and heritage tales—illuminating the cultural crossroads of this sacred site.

At Kiang West, we traverse savannah and mangrove habitats seeking wildlife—manatees, leopards, rare birds. I’ll lead you through this biodiversity hotspot with ecological insights and deep respect. 

At Borreh, you’ll join local wrestling matches or participate in traditional drumming and dance. I’ll introduce you to wrestlers, explain cultural traditions, and invite you to celebrate with the community. 

Often called "The Paradise Island," Jinack Island is a place where time slows down and nature reigns supreme. 

This peaceful island is home to pristine beaches, lush mangroves, free-roaming wildlife, and welcoming local communities.

Chimpanzee Rehabilitation Project (CRP) — one of the most inspiring conservation efforts in West Africa. 

A protected island sanctuary not open for walking tours to protect the chimpanzees, but visitors can experience it through a guided boat safari.