Gambia to Senegal tours

07/04/2024

Another great join with Chinese tourist in the heart of Africa a land of vibrant culture

16/03/2024

Bird watching in The Gambia is a remarkable experience due to the country's rich avifauna and diverse habitats, including wetlands, forests, savannas, and coastal areas. Some popular birdwatching spots include the Abuko Nature Reserve, Tanji Bird Reserve, and Kotu Creek. Visitors can expect to see a wide variety of bird species, including colorful kingfishers, majestic raptors, and rare species such as the Egyptian plover and the African finfoot. Local bird guides are available to enhance the experience, providing valuable insights and helping visitors spot elusive species. The Gambia's birdwatching opportunities attract enthusiasts from around the world, making it a must-visit destination for bird lovers.

16/03/2024

The Stone Circles of Senegambia, located in The Gambia and Senegal, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They consist of four large groups of stone circles, burial mounds, and other archaeological remains dating back to between the 3rd century BCE and the 16th century CE. Visiting these sites in The Gambia offers a unique opportunity to explore ancient African history and culture, witnessing the architectural achievements and burial practices of past civilizations. The experience is enriched by the lush surroundings and the local guides who share their knowledge and stories about the significance of these sites in the region's history.

14/03/2024

Join us for an unforgettable journey into the heart of the jungle, where adventure, culture, and tradition await. Book your Jungle Adventure and Palm Wine Tapping experience today and create memories that will last a lifetime.

10/02/2024

The Wassu Stone Circles are a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the Gambia, West Africa. They consist of over 1000 stones arranged in circles, believed to date back to between the 3rd century BCE and the 16th century CE. These stone circles are thought to have served various purposes, including burial grounds and ritual sites for ancient societies in the region

03/02/2024

Recently, I had the unique opportunity to visit a School alongside a group of tourists from Belgium. Stepping into the halls of the school with our international guests was an enriching experience that bridged cultures and ignited curiosity.

As we explored the classrooms, engaged with students, and witnessed the educational environment, it became evident that despite our geographical differences, the pursuit of knowledge is a universal endeavor. The students' enthusiasm for learning, coupled with the warm welcome extended by the school staff, created an atmosphere of camaraderie and mutual respect.

Interacting with the Belgian tourists added an extra layer of excitement to the visit.

02/02/2024

Recently, I had the unique opportunity to School alongside a group of tourists from Belgium. Stepping into the halls of the school with our international guests was an enriching experience that bridged cultures and ignited curiosity.

As we explored the classrooms, engaged with students, and witnessed the educational environment, it became evident that despite our geographical differences, the pursuit of knowledge is a universal endeavor. The students' enthusiasm for learning, coupled with the warm welcome extended by the school staff, created an atmosphere of camaraderie and mutual respect.

Interacting with the Belgian tourists added an extra layer of excitement to the visit. Exchanging perspectives on education systems, cultural practices, and daily life further emphasized the interconnectedness of our global community. It was a reminder that despite our diverse backgrounds, we share common aspirations for a better future.

Leaving the school, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the opportunity to witness firsthand the power of education in fostering understanding and building bridges between nations. Our visit served as a testament to the importance of cultural exchange and dialogue in creating a more inclusive and empathetic world.

01/02/2024

A visit at the crocodile pool and monkey park with Netherlands family, it was amazing book us and have a wonderful holiday, whatsapp +2207555643

26/01/2024

A visit at the silk cotton tree house at lamin lodge

24/01/2024

Title: Exploring the Mystique of the Sacred Crocodile Pool at Kachikally, The Gambia

Nestled in the heart of The Gambia, the Kachikally Sacred Crocodile Pool stands as a living testament to the unique cultural and spiritual heritage of this West African nation. This sacred site, located in Bakau, draws visitors from far and wide who seek not only the thrill of encountering these ancient reptiles but also the deeper connection to the spiritual traditions that have surrounded them for centuries.

The Kachikally Sacred Crocodile Pool is more than just a tourist attraction; it holds immense significance in the local folklore and religious practices. According to the Mandinka people, the pool is believed to be a source of fertility and healing. Legend has it that women who bathe in the pool are blessed with the ability to conceive, and individuals seeking spiritual healing often come to seek the crocodiles' mystical powers.

As visitors approach the pool, they are greeted by the sight of massive Nile crocodiles basking in the sun, seemingly indifferent to the human presence around them. The coexistence of humans and these formidable creatures is a testament to the deep respect and reverence the locals hold for the crocodiles.

Local custodians, often referred to as "kankurang," oversee the rituals and ceremonies performed at the pool. These ceremonies are conducted to honor the sacred nature of the site and seek blessings for various aspects of life. It's a captivating blend of tradition, spirituality, and the raw power of nature.

The Kachikally Sacred Crocodile Pool is not just a place to witness the awe-inspiring crocodiles; it's an immersion into the cultural tapestry of The Gambia. Visitors leave not only with memories of the incredible reptiles but also with a profound understanding of the spiritual significance woven into the fabric of this sacred site.

24/01/2024

Highlight at the crocodile

23/01/2024

A RECORD BOOK OF SLAVES
Certainly. Slave masters often used ledger books to record the names, ages, and details of enslaved individuals. These grim records documented the harsh reality of slavery, reducing people to property. The ledger entries were a dehumanizing aspect of a dark chapter in history, reflecting the inhumane treatment of those who were subjected to the institution of slavery.

23/01/2024

The museum at Kunta Kinteh Slave House in The Gambia houses a poignant collection of ancient remains and artifacts that bear witness to the historical impact of the transatlantic slave trade. Through exhibits and displays, it narrates the stories of those who endured the hardships, shedding light on this dark chapter in history.

22/01/2024

incredible 6-in-1 safari from the thrill of the crocodile pool to the charm of the monkey park, the vibrant local market, the craft market's treasures, the scenic lunch at Paradise Beach, and the intriguing Tanji Fish Harbour. Your audience will surely be captivated by the diversity of your safari journey.

22/01/2024

An early morning trip from Gambia to Fathala Animal Park in Senegal sounds like a fantastic adventure! Early mornings can offer a unique experience, with cooler temperatures and a chance to witness wildlife at its most active. Just ensure you plan your journey well to make the most of your time at the animal park. Safe travels!

22/01/2024

I wanted to express our gratitude to the kind tourists from the Netherlands for the wonderful gifts they gave to the kids. Your generosity has brought joy to our community. Thank you!

18/01/2024

Exploring South Senegal offers a rich cultural and natural experience. You might visit destinations like the Casamance region, known for its vibrant traditions and landscapes. Consider places like Ziguinchor, Cap Skirring for beaches, and Basse Casamance National Park for wildlife. Local markets and villages provide insights into the region's diverse cultures. If you have specific questions or need more details, feel free to ask!

18/01/2024

A 5-in-1 Gambian safari typically includes a variety of experiences like wildlife viewing, cultural encounters, river cruises, birdwatching, and perhaps a visit to a local village. It's a comprehensive way to explore the diverse offerings of Gambia. If you have specific questions or if there's something specific you'd like to know about the safari, feel free to ask!

17/01/2024

The Crocodile Pool in Bakau, Gambia, is a popular tourist attraction known for its large population of Nile crocodiles. It's part of the Kachikally Museum and is considered sacred in local folklore. Visitors can observe the crocodiles from a safe distance and may even have the opportunity to touch or pet them. The site is culturally significant, with some believing that the waters of the pool possess healing properties. It offers a unique experience for those interested in wildlife and Gambian traditions.

17/01/2024

SERREKUNDA MARKET
Serrekunda Market is one of the largest and busiest markets in The Gambia, located in the town of Serrekunda. It serves as a vibrant hub for local trade and commerce. The market offers a wide array of goods, including fresh produce, spices, clothing, crafts, and traditional Gambian artifacts. It provides a bustling atmosphere where locals and visitors alike can experience the lively energy of Gambian daily life and engage in shopping for a diverse range of products.

17/01/2024

STONE CIRCLE
The Wassu Stone Circles are located in The Gambia, West Africa. These circles are part of a larger archaeological site and are believed to date back to between the 8th century and the 16th century AD. The purpose of the Wassu Stone Circles, like many other megalithic structures, is not fully understood, but they are thought to have had cultural, religious, or burial significance.

The site consists of numerous stone circles, varying in size, with some containing upright stones and others forming circles of stones lying flat on the ground. Wassu, along with other similar sites in The Gambia and Senegal, has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognizing its historical and cultural importance.

16/01/2024

Wonderful 2 day's trip with tourist from Netherlands Robert & heidi

11/01/2024

A trip at the monkey park is was a spectacular moment, book with us and enjoy your in the Gambia

06/01/2024

Poland tourist at makasutu stapping fresh palm wine juice, contact us on +2207555643 if you want to have a great experience

06/01/2024

A visit at makasutu

05/01/2024

ABOUT Gambia to Senegal tours We organizing tours tailorred to you wishes whit the two of you, in small groups or whit the family. The well-known but especially the unknown Gambia whit its friendly poulation the beautiful beaches, the Gambia River, the rich history, come and discover what we have to offer. Other than the major touroperators we working exclusively whit locals....

ABOUT Gambia to Senegal tours We organizing tours tailorred to you wishes whit the two of you, in small groups  or whit the family. The well-known but especially the unknown Gambia whit its fr…

03/01/2024

10 best shot of the week from senegal game safari, contact us on +2207555643 if you want a taste of the game

01/01/2024

A visit to snake farm with the reptile lovers, contact us. +2207555643

31/12/2023

Early morning sunrise kayaking in tanji, contact us on 7555643