Sierra Leone Tourism

18/12/2024

New Year is just a fortnight away and Sierra Leoneans are gearing up to ring in 2025 with a bang! This is the best time to witness celebrations including masquerades, parades, and fireworks. If you are planning to celebrate New Year in Salone, be sure to carry your party hats!
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06/12/2024

National Tourist Board focusing on Domestic Tourism infrastructural Initiatives: Wara-Wara Mountains gets 3 Ecotourism Chalets with 6 rooms well furnished, all solar panels, and a relaxation centre, well designed Trains to reach the mountain top.

Nestled in the heart of Kabala, Wara-Wara Mountain stands as a beacon of natural beauty and mystical allure. Renowned for its enchanting landscapes and rich cultural heritage, this majestic site is now more accessible than ever, thanks to the National Tourist Board's recent initiatives, supported by the EIF.

The transformation includes the construction of six eco-tourism chalets and a state-of-the-art relaxation centre, all equipped with solar panels, emphasizing sustainability and eco-friendliness. Visitors can now explore well-designed trails that lead to the mountain's summit, offering breathtaking views and opportunities for adventure.

Mark your calendars for January 1, 2025, as Kabala prepares to host its inaugural Kabala picnic. This exciting event promises to attract hundreds of visitors eager to experience the beauty and mystique of Wara-Wara Mountain. Whether you seek tranquillity or exploration, Wara-Wara offers an unforgettable experience in nature's embrace. Join us for a celebration of culture, community, and the great outdoors!

05/12/2024

Did you know that the Freetown got its name 1792? The city was formerly referred to as Granville Town. Comment below if you know the reason for this change!
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04/12/2024

The Colobus Monkeys are beautiful, laid-back primates and have no thumbs! Spot them in tree tops in Kambui Hills Forest Reserve. Don't forget to carry your telephoto lenses for stunning close ups.
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02/12/2024

PRESS RELEASE FOR LUMLEY/ ABERDEEN BEACH.

02/12/2024

The Ma Dengn Beach Festival is back and better! Save the dates on December 14th and 15th to witness two days of nonstop entertainment and cultural showcases. Live performances and authentic Salone cuisine are in store. Book your tickets now!
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30/11/2024

De mami sae!!

28/11/2024

Bird watchers, it is time to pack your gear. Dec to Feb is the best time to catch a glimpse of endemic bird species in the virgin wilderness of Sierra Leone. The exciting bird-watching season is about to begin. Are you coming?
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27/11/2024

Would you like to see a wonderful sunset without leaving your hotel? Book a stay at the Country Lodge Hotel. There’s a terrace overlooking the swimming pool with a fantastic view over the city and the ocean, and at sunset, it’s just magical!
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25/11/2024

Are you someone who cares about the environment? Sierra Leone has many opportunities to join local communities in sustainable farming practices, participate in reforestation projects, and conduct wildlife surveys. Take up a good cause!
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21/11/2024

Do you think about camping in the wilderness, swimming in pristine waters, climbing mountains and looking for wildlife in the forest? These experiences (and a lot more) arewaiting for you in Sierra Leone! Let your adventure spirit go wild!
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20/11/2024

Plan a weekend filled with culture, history, and adventure. Explore Freetown's museums, & beaches, shop for souvenirs & explore the exciting Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary.
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18/11/2024

Do you have children who love birdwatching? Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary has a Birds and Breakfast early morning event for children aged 10 years and above. It is a sunrise tour focussed on birds followed by a delicious feast.
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📸 Tacugama

15/11/2024

Meet Sierra Leone’s rare pygmy hippos! With fewer than 2,500 in the wild, spotting these chubby cuties is a real treat! They’re fast swimmers and can run up to 25 km/h! Want more fun facts? Dive into our blog!

Sierra Leone’s Amazing Pygmy Hippos! On those days when it’s grey and rainy outside, sometimes we just need a little pygmy hippo magic to turn that frown upside down! These miniature chubby mammals are one of the iconic wildlife species in Sierra Leone, together with chimpanzees, our national an...

14/11/2024

Sierra Leone's Loma Mountains National Park is a valuable habitat for many endangered species, especially the chimpanzee. Read this article on how conservationists are working towards protecting this treasure of nature.
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FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Standing at an altitude of 1,945 meters (6,381 feet), Mount Bintumani is the highest peak of the Loma Mountains, which is the highest mountain range in Sierra Leone, and the tallest peak in West Africa. The area around Mount Bintumani was designated a non-hunting forest re...

13/11/2024

Craving some freshly grilled lobster? The Place at Tokeh is perfect for you! Ask for a table outside, with a beach view, and order lobster with a glass of white wine, listening to the sounds of the waves.
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11/11/2024

Are you interested in volunteering for education? Organizations such as Develop Africa and Street Child of Sierra Leone are a good place to look for volunteering opportunities. You can teach English or assist qualified teachers.
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08/11/2024

Discover the defining moments that have shaped Sierra Leone’s journey – from early colonisation to post-war peacebuilding. Head over to our blog to dive into the rich history and resilience of this incredible nation.

Sierra Leone has a rich and complex history, with the first recorded human presence dating back to 2500 years ago. At the time, the country was covered in rainforest - contact between human groups was limited for centuries, and the first European arrivals didn’t happen until just 500 years ago. He...