Tucked away inside an ancient Portuguese building, this centre has provided training to disadvantaged women for the last 20 years. Visitors can take a free tour of sewing, crafts and tie-dye classes, and purchase reasonably priced items such as patchwork products, embroidered purses and cute children's clothes at the on-site boutique. Ecowas Ave. Abuko Nature Reserve. Abuko is rare among African wildlife reserves: it's tiny, it's easy to reach and you don't need a car to go in.
With amazing diversity of vegetation and…. Wide Open Walls. Two huge ibex grazing amid swirling waves, a blue tattooed lion, and a lovestruck blacksmith are just a few of the striking images awaiting visitors who…. Bijilo Forest Park. This small hectare reserve makes for a lovely escape.
A series of well-maintained walking trails ranging from m to m takes you through lush…. Kachikally Crocodile Pool. One of The Gambia's most popular tourist attractions is a sacred site for locals.
As crocodiles represent the power of fertility in Gambia, women who…. Albert Market. Since its founding in the midth century, the Albert Market, an area of frenzied buying, bartering and bargaining, has been Banjul's main hub of…. Makasutu Culture Forest. Like a snapshot of The Gambia, Makasutu Culture Forest bundles the country's array of landscapes into a dazzling hectare package. The setting is…. For those not heading to wildlife parks in other parts of Africa, this sq-km reserve might be worth adding to your itinerary.
This reserve was created…. Fort James. Fort James was an important British colonial trading post from and the departure point of vessels packed with ivory and gold, as well as slave ships…. Old Town. West from the ferry terminal towards the wide Ma Cumba Jallow St Dobson St is a chaotic assembly of decrepit colonial buildings and Krio-style clapboard…. July 22 Square.
