Nature, Wildlife & Adventure Just Steps From the Beach

Welcome to Bijilo Forest Park, better known as Monkey Park — one of The Gambia’s most beloved natural attractions. Located right next to the Senegambia tourism area, this lush 51‑hectare forest reserve offers the perfect escape into nature without ever leaving the coast.

Whether you're a wildlife lover, a family looking for a fun outing, or a traveler craving a break from the beach, Monkey Park delivers a magical blend of adventure, serenity, and unforgettable encounters with Gambia’s friendliest residents.

The crocodile pool, is located in Bakau. Not long from Senegambia.The exact number of crocodiles is not known but it is estimated that there are about 80.  Crocodiles are allowed to roam freely, and can be approached and touched by visitors. Crocodiles found in the wild are sometimes taken to and reared at the holy pools. 

The Royal Albert Market, on Liberation Avenue in Banjul.

The tourist market are selling clothes, jewellery, arts and crafts. you can be chatting to the stall holders and haggling over  gifts to take home.

The produce market are selling fruit and vegetables, meat and fish,    They have Smoked fish, dried hibiscus flowers for making wonjo juice, peanuts being mashed into a sauce, great slabs of meat – you’ll see it all here.

A Journey Through Culture, Heritage & The Heart of The Gambia

Step into one of West Africa’s most powerful and unforgettable heritage sites — Kunta Kinteh Island, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure located along the serene Gambia River. Once known as James Island, this small but iconic island played a central role in the early encounters between Africa and Europe and stands today as a moving symbol of resilience and history.

Our guided trip invites you to explore the island’s evocative ruins, learn the story of Kunta Kinteh — the Mandinka man whose legacy inspired the world — and experience the vibrant river communities that keep these stories alive.