Top Banjul Half-day Tours

Kololi is a fishing village in the Gambia that is known for its beautiful Paradise Beach. This tour gives you the opportunity to see both the village and the beach in just a few hours. The tour includes private transportation so you can relax and enjoy the scenery. This is a great option for visitors who want to avoid the hassle of public transportation or driving themselves.

Witness the capital city of Gambia and its surrounding areas in all their glory. The tour includes a visit to the sacred Katchikally Crocodile pool. If you like to play with danger, why not try stroking these crocodiles if you dare. History buffs will especially love this tour as it gives you the opportunity to learn about the history, prehistory of Banujl city at the national museum.

The Makasutu Forest near Brikama is a truly special place. The locals use the trees and plants that grow on this sacred land for curing various illnesses, and in some cases even boosting fertility. The legend says that Ninki Nanka - a legendary beast in African folklore watches over the forest. If you want to experience the magical power of this incredible place, book your trip now.

This is a half day trip which includes History, Museums and Wildlife. We will visit Arch 22, and museum in Banjul the capital. We will visit a local market to experience the culture and see crocodiles and monkeys up close

Immerse yourself in the incredible natural world of Gambia on this full day tour. Leave early in the morning to get up close with sacred crocodiles, symbolizing fertility, at the Katchikally Crocodile Pool. Explore locally produced wood crafts at the Brikama Craft Market. Finish with a boat trip along a creek from the Lamin Lodge, to observe oysters being collected from the mangroves.

Explore the vibrant capital of Gambia on this guided Banjul City Tour, a perfect introduction to the city’s history, culture, and landmarks. This orientation tour takes you through the bustling streets, showcasing Banjul’s most iconic sights and hidden gems. Begin with a visit to Arch 22, the towering national monument built to commemorate Gambia’s independence. Enjoy panoramic views of the city from the top, offering a unique perspective on Banjul’s landscape. Next, dive into the lively atmosphere of Albert Market, one of the city’s busiest markets, where locals buy and sell everything from fresh produce to handcrafted goods. Then a visit to Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital, the largest hospital in Gambia, originally built during colonial times. Finally, explore MacCarthy Square, a colonial-era square named after a British colonial governor, featuring a war memorial. You’ll also pass by State House, the presidential residence. Enjoy lunch on the beach at Nefertiti Bar.