Yourguideingambia

08/12/2017

Today’s and tonight’s Sankwia Tenda, The Gambia weather forecast, weather conditions and Doppler radar from The Weather Channel and Weather.com

11/09/2017

If you are travelling to Gambia and wondering where to go on sightseeing there, we have your answers...

25/09/2015

As the new season of tourism is approaching, over 150 tourists mainly dutch have already fled to The Gambia as part of visit! Welcome to the ''Smiling Coast'' of Africa!!

11/09/2014

25/08/2014

Places to visit are; Banjul, Bakau and Serrekunda, including lively markets, crocodile pool and much more. Read more about the trips from my website: www.yourguideingambia.com

28/07/2014

Makasutu is a Mandinka word that means 'Holy Forest'.
Visit one of Gambia's best preserved forests for an unforgettable day out. Explore the tributary of The River Gambia by canoe, take a nature walk through the forest and see the troop of baboons up close. Watch the palm wine tappers scale the palm trees to extract the wine from the top of the tree, and have your fortune told by the Holy man of the forest. Lunch is a traditional Gambian buffet, followed by Jola dancing under the shade of the majestic Baobab tree. Don't forget to bring your swim wear and towel for a dip in the new pool Base Camp, and then climb the amazing viewing tower for breath taking scenery over the forest, river and mangroves. This really is Gambia's 'Must Do' Experience!

20/07/2014

Glad for seeing Red Croc Hotel (formerly known as Sun Beach) now under proper renovation as preparations for next season!

20/06/2014

23/03/2014

An open jeep will take you around this 6000 hectare Fathala game reserve, surrounded by wild plants and elephant grass. Zebras,antelopes, giraffes, bush pigs, buffalo, rhinos, lions, monkeys and the like, living free in their natural habitats will provide some amazing photo opportunitites!

21/03/2014

More pictures from Fathala Game Reserve in Senegal coming soon!

20/03/2014

Georgetown is situated around 300 km east from Banjul, on Maccarthy island, River Gambia. Once a busy trading center, Georgetown is now relatively quiet because roads have taken over the river traffic. Along the way we will visit Wassu stone circles,old slave house and colonial remains, travel on the river where you have excellent chance of spotting hippos, baboons, diverse birds and other animals. We will spend the night on the island rich with wonders of nature, expect to fall asleep with full stomach after buffet dinner, hearing the sounds of wild animals just around the corner...