The Gambia is one of the smallest countries in Africa, situated on the unspoilt west coast on approximately the same latitude as Barbados. Mostly flat, the country is dominated by the majestic River Gambia from which it takes its name.
The Gambia is not for everyone, as the pace of life is unhurried, but many people get hooked, returning year after year, with its fabulous beaches , international cuisine and friendly locals.
A sub-tropical climate, fascinating culture, magnificent wide sandy beaches and some of the friendliest people on earth add up to a great holiday destination - whether you are a after a summer getaway or seeking some winter sun.
The Gambia is one of the smallest countries in Africa, situated on the unspoilt west coast on approximately the same latitude as Barbados. Mostly flat, the country is dominated by the majestic River Gambia from which it takes its name.
The Gambia is not for everyone, as the pace of life is unhurried, but many people get hooked, returning year after year, with its fabulous beaches , international cuisine and friendly locals.
A sub-tropical climate, fascinating culture, magnificent wide sandy beaches and some of the friendliest people on earth add up to a great holiday destination - whether you are a after a summer getaway or seeking some winter sun.
Located in the bustling resort of Kololi, beside the sea, Senegambia is one of The Gambia’s best-known hotels and a great choice for many holidaymakers.
Bakotu is a delightful, family-run small hotel which is particularly popular with ornithologists and nature lovers.
Hidden in the African bush on a mangrove-lined tributary of the River Gambia; a stay at Mandina Lodges is more peaceful and unique than you could ever imagine.
Poised high above a quiet and scenic cove, on a series of burnished cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, adult-only Ngala Lodge is a unique and alluring boutique hotel.
A well-established hotel boasting a friendly atmosphere and beachfront location, Ocean Bay Hotel has long been a favourite of holidaymakers in The Gambia.
