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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's primary attractions, a vibrant kaleidoscope of multi-colored peppers, all manner of foodstuffs (from rather standard fruit and vegetables to salted fish and even dri...

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's past - from prehistoric and pre-colonial times to the most recent era. Items on disp...

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's 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 using ...

There is something going on at New Domino's on most nights (from live music to dance shows), and the establishment's popularity in the area really speaks for itself. Sunbeds are available to customers...

Although slightly more pricey than your average Gambian eatery, Butcher's Shop brings quality to show for its ambition - the menu is varied (with a Moroccan touch - the star head chef comes from Moroc...

The superb Ngala Lodge (located at the namesake upscale hotel) delivers excellent food and service in an incredible setting with front-row sea views from the dining area. Serves refined, beautifully p...

Gida's is Gambian fine dining at its best - dish quality has remained consistently high throughout the years, and seating in the dimly-lit, garden-front dining area is more than conducive to an excell...

Do not be turned away by Sea Shells' seemingly unfavourable setting in close proximity to a busy road - the restaurant enjoys a good reputation with locals and visitors alike, and serves some excellen...

Heralded as one of the best eateries in the area, El Sol leans heavily towards Mexican flavours, featuring dishes such as well-expected enchiladas and fajitas on its extensive menu. The selection exte...

Beyond doubt one of the best eateries in Senegambia, La Scala is a restaurant whose (comparatively) elevated pricing is more than justified - food quality is superb and the menu rather varied (order l...

With its unbeatable beach location, Ningki Nangka is a relaxed dining venue fit for a daytime snack (walk-ins straight from the beach welcome) or a sit-down evening meal with panoramic views over the ...

This exceptional restaurant is set next to a crocodile pond (no worries - the crocks are all very well-behaved), in a natural environment where bird-watching and animal-spotting are easily done from w...

The authentic local eatery serves mouthwatering wraps that come at very reasonable prices, and offers several kinds of freshly pressed juices to choose from. King of Shawarma is one of the sparse eate...

One of the most popular eateries in town, Ali Baba Snack Bar serves excellent shawarma and falafel rolls, along with a few local and international specialties for sit-down dining. If you're in luck, y...

Seating is casual at this Cape Point cafe, and dishes served are straightforward local fare - chicken and beef with sauce, a selection of grilled fish varieties, kebab, and small bites and snacks - sa...

Artwork adorns the walls and fills display cases of the refined, elegant Gaya Art Cafe, a truly unique space and one-of-a-kind establishment in Gambia. Seating is available inside and out in the pleas...

Known primarily for its thin-crusted pizzas, Paradiso is a great choice on the busy strip for a low-key, great value meal. The menu offerings extend beyond pizza to fresh seafood, steaks, salads, and ...

The Green Mamba Garden serves excellent value Mongolian BBQ (buffet-style) in the evenings, with a pleasant outdoor garden seating area available to guests. The restaurant is located slightly out of t...

One of Serekunda's best spots for baked goods and cakes is La Parisienne - a pleasant cafe with both in- and outdoor seating areas. The menu strays away from one of a Parisian bakery to include a sele...

Mr. Bass (also known as Happy Corner or Bendula Bar) is one of Bakau's entertainment hot-spots, especially so on nights during high season. The establishment attracts guests day and night with a decen...

The beach-side cafe and bar is one of the best places to while away a lazy day in Kotu area - the staff are known for being refreshingly attentive and efficient, and dining offerings quite decent, wit...

The beachfront Solomon's specializes in fish and seafood. It's a prime location in the north of Kololi, with direct views of the sea and live music on Thursday nights.

While Banjul proper may not have much - or any, for that matter - nightlife entertainment to offer, the Senegambia area (only a short taxi drive away) is quite the opposite in this respect. Here, doze...

The beach side, waterfront Nefertiti is one of the rather few spots in town well-suited for an evening drink. Do not expect an extensive cocktail list, but beer is certainly a drink one can always cou...

Cabana's 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 that customers make use of the...

There is something going on at New Domino's on most nights (from live music to dance shows), and the establishment's popularity in the area really speaks for itself. Sunbeds are available to customers...

Paparazzi is a small, unpretentious restaurant and bar where dancing isn't an uncommon affair. It is mostly visited by foreigners, much due to its convenient location in Kololi, right on the tourist s...

A popular meeting place for visitors to Gambia, Rainbow is an all-in-one establishment that offers dining, entertainment (traditional folk shows every weekend - check their website for current schedul...

Located in Kololi's popular entertainment district, Aquarius is a disco club that attracts stylish locals and party-seeking tourists. Expect mixed music (from Latin beats to hip hop and R'n'B), an ext...

The airy garden seating of Come Inn is a well-established meeting place for both locals and guests to the area. On top of evening drinks, one may expect to be served delightful Gambian and German dish...

The busy market is one of Banjul's primary attractions, a vibrant kaleidoscope of multi-colored peppers, all manner of foodstuffs (from rather standard fruit and vegetables to salted fish and even dri...

Contained inside the unmissable Albert Market, this compact sub-section specializes in items primarily geared at visitor shoppers - these include textiles and batiks, silver jewellery, traditional cra...

In and around Liberation Avenue is one of Banjul's busiest commercial areas, where multiple small stores and vendors are concentrated. Quality of goods is hit or miss, but it is very possible to find ...

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...

At around 4pm every day, fishing boats that sail out to sea in the morning come back with the catch of the day. Watching locals trade is an experience in itself, even if you yourself aren't exactly lo...

The small craft market of Bakau might not be enough for a separate trip, but is certainly worth a visit if you happen to be in the area. Expect to find sand art creations, wood carvings, statues, mask...

Do not hesitate to haggle at this tourist-geared craft market – prices here tend to be higher than elsewhere (like Serekunda) but may be significantly brought down with the right amount of negotiation...

If you're looking to familiarize yourself with West African literary tradition, look no further - the Fajara-based Timbooktoo book shop stocks a good selection of African literature (and music), and e...

The so-called Village Complex in Kololi is an open-air shopping area with a multitude of stores, street vendors stalls, restaurants and eateries to fit any taste and budget. There is a children's shop...

The Gambian Top Shop has nothing to do with its well-know British namesake. Instead of latest fashions, the shop's several locations stock authentic African art from the region, and offer a refreshing...