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Independence Day
The Gambia was the first African nation that was conquered by the British Empire in the 1880s. On February 18th 196... Read More
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Pick up local crafts at the market
Pick up local crafts at the market
Kololi’s one of the best places for shopping on The Gambia’s Atlantic Coast, thanks to the beehive-buzzy Senegambia... Read More
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Have a go at haggling at a craft market
Have a go at haggling at a craft market
You don’t have to venture far from Brufut to get your shoppi... Read More
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Put your haggling skills to the test at Kololi’s market
Put your haggling skills to the test at Kololi’s market
Kololi’s craft market is a little bigger than the one in Kot... Read More
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Try The Gambia’s national dish, domoda
Try The Gambia’s national dish, domoda
A bit like bubble and squeak, domoda’s a stew that’s made us... Read More
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Party at the clubs on Kololi’s strip
Party at the clubs on Kololi’s strip
You can spend an evening at the chilled beach bars in Kotu. ... Read More
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Go horse riding along Kotu Beach
Go horse riding along Kotu Beach
The beach in Kotu rolls on for miles, all the way down the c... Read More
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Work on your tan on Brufut Beach
Work on your tan on Brufut Beach
Just like the small-scale town behind it, Brufut Beach is a ... Read More
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Try domoda and superkanja
Try domoda and superkanja
The dinner scene’s a bit of a melting pot, with Indian, Thai... Read More
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Put your feet up on Cape Point Beach
Put your feet up on Cape Point Beach
This 500-metre-long belt of sand’s known as the best in Baka... Read More
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Hit the neon lights of the Senegambia Strip
Hit the neon lights of the Senegambia Strip
There’s nightlife by the bucketful here – and most of it’s i... Read More
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Tuck in to fresh Gambian cuisine
Tuck in to fresh Gambian cuisine
Food’s pretty hearty in The Gambia, and the restaurants in B... Read More
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Shop for traditional African masks at Albert Market
Shop for traditional African masks at Albert Market
Albert Market, in the city centre of Banjul, is one of the b... Read More
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Get close to nature in Bijilo Forest Park
Get close to nature in Bijilo Forest Park
Hop in the car, and a 20-minute drive gets you from Brufut t... Read More
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Go for a stroll around the Bakau Botanical Gardens
Go for a stroll around the Bakau Botanical Gardens
These gardens first came onto the scene in 1924. Today, it’s... Read More
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Flop out on Kololi Beach
Flop out on Kololi Beach
Unsurprisingly, the butter-coloured beach in Kololi is one o... Read More
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Meet the monkeys at Bijilo Forest Park
Meet the monkeys at Bijilo Forest Park
Kotu might be a beach resort, but you’re never far from wild... Read More
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