
Built to commemorate the coup of 1994, the unmissable cream-colored structure is a great vantage point from which to take in Banjul in its entirety. There is a small museum on its second floor, contai...
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Built to commemorate the coup of 1994, the unmissable cream-colored structure is a great vantage point from which to take in Banjul in its entirety. There is a small museum on its second floor, contai...
The busy market is one of Banjul\u0027s primary attractions, a vibrant kaleidoscope of multi-colored peppers, all manner of foodstuffs (from rather standard fruit and vegetables to salted fish and eve...
The local institution has supported disadvantaged women for decades now, offering training in fabric processing, craft-making, sewing, and other practical skills. Hand-made products created by learner...
The National Museum of Gambia contains a vast collection of artifacts dating back to various points in the nation\u0027s past - from prehistoric and pre-colonial times to the most recent era. Items on...
The Bijilo Forest Park is most known for its inhabitants - it is home to a large population of monkeys, many of which do not mind interacting with visitors. Beware of unsolicited offers of being guide...
The River Gambia National Park (or Baboon Island) is a collection of 5 river islands inhabited by all manner of indigenous animal species, from the endangered hippopotamus to omnipresent primates - bo...
The natural environment of coastal Gambia is very favourable fishing grounds - local waters contain a plethora of marine treasures, including dozens of species of fish, crabs, oysters, shrimp, and man...
Gambia is home to multiple bird species, many of which are present in the wetlands down Kankujereh Road. To make the most of your bird-sighting, join a guided tour or start by taking a trip to Bijilo ...
A place of supernatural significance to locals, the Crocodile Pool is visited by women who have lost all hope to conceive a child - it is believed that a visit here may help the process along (hence t...
Compact in size compared to some other nature reserves in The Gambia, Abuko is a convenient half-hour drive away from town. The nature reserve offers ample opportunities for bird-watching and interact...
A visit to the Makasutu Culture Forest (about a 45-minute drive out of Banjul) is an experience to be had by visitors to the area looking to experience Gambian wildlife guided by an experienced local....
Cabana\u0027s is an all-round excellent choice for day-time and evening dining. The restaurant serves a great dish selection of Gambian and International cuisines, and offers customers the option of u...
EmergencyNumbers
Ambulance 16 Police 17 Coast Guard +220 4497426 Banjul Police +220 4227256 Banjul Fire +220 422 8211
Currency
Gambian dalasi = 100 bututs
Newspapers
Daily Observer Foroyaa Newspaper Gambia Daily
OpeningHours
General opening hours are Mon-Thurs 9am-12am \u0026 2.30pm-6pm, Fri-Sat 9am-12pm. Some businesses (especially during high season) stay open until 10pm.
Population
Banjul 34,828 Greater Banjul Area 413,397
TouristInformation
Gambia Tourism Authority Palma Rima Highway, Kololi, Gambia +220 4462493 info@gta.gm
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