Local Tourist Guides Gambia

Fasting going on

I had a great trip with my friends at fathala Park today

Leuke dag bij laminlodge met mijn Nederlandse vrienden!

We had a fabulous trip to fathala Park at Senegal with Lily,Peter and there lovely son always smiling Erick and we lucky to spot all the animals in the park

We had a fabulous trip last night though it was very warm the time we at Abuko Nature reserve but we end up the trip at laminlodge to cool down the warmness and we had a nice walk in the mangroves

It was a great day to Senegal with happy people and we lucky to see all the animals in the park

SOUTH GAMBIA TOUR
Bijilo monkey park once you have gained their trust,you will have fun a lot fun. In tanji,all the colours of the rainbow from the fishing boats,hardworking men and women finally we head towards the reptiles park where we can see,touch and learn more about reptiles and mammals in the Gambia

Kachchikali crocodile pool you might never get close to a crocodile this.charlie is the Gambia's most appropriate reptile,and he resides at a scared pool in bakou

Albert market,banjul the capital main market is a bright,bustling place to browse,with a huge array of vividly patterned fabric,household goods,.musical instruments,natural remedies,home made beauty products and local fruits and vegetables

FATHALA PARK SENEGAL
Safari experience a visit to fathala wildlife reserve where you will be driving amongst herds to antelope crowned by the western giant Eland the rarest one. You will drive up to giraffes,rhinos,waterbuck,red colourbus monkeys,buffalo and spot monkey families on giant Africa mahogany trees.
LION WALK
A once in a lifetime experience...walk alongside Africa's most majestic predator. The "walking with lions"encounter is an opportunity to interact with young lions. The walks take approximately one hour to complete

BIRDS AND BREAKFAST:the Gambia's first protected area which is around the village of Lamin,about 8km southwest of serrekunda,draws large numbers of birdswatchers,wildlife enthusiasts and other day trippers,not for the village it's self,which is nothing special,but for Abuko nature reserve and the Tanbi wetlands. A walk along Abuko's shady paths can yield excellent sightings of monkey,chameleons,colourful lizards and hyenas many of them inquisitive and apparently tame. Exploring the tanbi wetlands,the network of mangrove creeks just inside the mouth of River Gambia,can be equally rewarding for birdwatchers and anglers. A perfect way to end an excursion into the creek is to relax at laminlodge