Visite de Janjanbureh de 2 jours

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Banjul, Gambie

from 31 reviews
4.4/5
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Langue: Anglais , Italien
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Durée:2 hours
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Faites cela, parce que

Découvrez l'histoire de la Gambie et plongez-vous dans sa nature et ses traditions
Visitez le site UNESCO des cercles de pierres de Wassu, la plus grande concentration de cercles de pierres au monde
Apprenez-en plus sur la culture locale

À quoi s'attendre

Cette excursion vous mènera sur plus de 300 km en Gambie et vous donnera l'occasion de voir la plupart des régions du pays et des monuments anciens, tels que les célèbres cercles de pierres. ITINÉRAIRE Jour 1 : Après un départ matinal de votre hôtel, vous vous dirigerez directement vers le terminal des ferries de Banjul pour traverser Barra situé sur la rive nord de la Gambie. Votre premier arrêt sera Fort Bullen, le premier fort anti-esclavagiste construit dans la région. Ici, vous ferez une visite guidée qui vous fera découvrir l'histoire du lieu. Après une courte pause café, continuez vers le marché Farafenni, Lumo, qui est un marché relativement fréquenté. Vous vous arrêterez ensuite aux cercles de pierre de Wassu, la plus grande concentration de cercles de pierre jamais vue au monde, construits entre le troisième siècle avant JC et le XVIe siècle après JC. De là, vous vous dirigerez vers Kuntaur pour une excursion en bateau de 4 heures le long du fleuve Gambie. Déjeunez en naviguant le long des mangroves et ayez la chance d'apercevoir des hippopotames, des singes et des crocodiles. Le premier jour de votre voyage se termine au camp Jang Jang Burreh. Il s'agit d'un camp traditionnel, construit dans le style des huttes africaines. Tous les logements sont dotés d'une salle de bains privative. Profitez d'un spectacle de musique folklorique donné par les villageois pendant le dîner. Jour 2 : Le lendemain, réveillez-vous et promenez-vous autour du camp pour observer les oiseaux et la faune. Après le petit-déjeuner, quittez le camp pour un arrêt au village de Georgetown, appelé localement Jang Jang Burreh. Ce village est également le centre administratif de la division fluviale centrale.

Ce qui est inclus

Déjeuner
Dîner
Petit-déjeuner
Visite guidée
Transport en bus avec air conditionné
Service de navette aller-retour à l'hôtel

Ce qui n'est pas inclus

Boissons alcoolisées (disponibles à l'achat sur place)
Nourriture et boissons supplémentaires
Pourboires (optionnel)

Ce qu'il faut retenir

Vous devrez présenter une pièce d'identité valide ou une copie de votre passeport
Il est recommandé de porter des lunettes de soleil, de la crème solaire, un chapeau et des chaussures confortables.
Il est recommandé d'apporter votre propre eau
Prise en charge disponible dans certains hôtels de la ville de Serrekunda, à partir de 6h20. Veuillez vous référer à la section point de rendez-vous pour plus de détails

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Gambia Tours

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4.4/5
Based on 32 reviews from verified customers
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Tanya

February 2025
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as With family - 32 years old

Excellent

Fantastic trip and highly recommend if want to see the real Gambia. Ferry trip, brief market stop, Wassu stones, river trip (was just sublime- okay old boat but my goodness the views and to relax was just bliss), camp with monkeys goats and dogs- the latter two well behaved! Then smaller boat trip to Macarthy Island, janjanbureh whislte stop tour, visit a family and home! Ibrihim is a truly good man and amazing guide. Bring water, torch, battery pack and open mindedness.
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Laura taylor

February 2025
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as With friends - 24 years old

Excellent

Loved every minute of this tour! We saw hippos and so much wildlife Our guide was knowledgable and fantastic, food was great, slept well basic but clean comfortable and safe, fab opportunity to see the real Gambia, loved meeting locals
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TravelGirl

December 2024
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as Alone - 33 years old

Excellent

Great trip, informative but more tipping than expected. Long slow boat trip of 4.5 hours plus several hours driving. You will see a lot of the Gambia. Basic but comfortable lodge stay. Interesting market walkabout. Definitely recommend.
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Tanja

November 2024
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as Alone - 17 years old

Great

Lange reis. De veerboot van Banjul naar Barra is al een ervaring. Daarna lang in de bus om vervolgens 5u op de boot te zitten. Wat echt een leuke ervaring is. Helaas alleen vogels gezien. Het kamp is basic, geen elektriciteit, harde bedden en geen fijn kussen. Wel een hele mooie omgeving en zeker een ervaring. Daags erna naar George Town geweest, klein dorp leuk om doorheen te lopen. Op de weg terug nog gestopt bij een village en wat eten gebracht. Mooi inkijkje in het Gambiaanse leven!
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Anamar

March 2024
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as As a couple - 52 years old

Great

De reis is eigenlijk te lang. Op de boot was te weinig drinken. We hadden een biertje bij de lunch gehad. En wilden later op de middag een biertje en een wijntje drinken. Het is tenslotte warm en vakantie. Maar toen was er geen wijn meer en geen biertje.
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Carol

February 2024
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as As a couple - 42 years old

Great

The overall experience was great fun. The travel part of the trip was too long. The ferry took 1 1/2 hours and should have taken 30-40 mins which I understand was out of your control but that was followed by a lengthy bus ride and a 5 1/2 hr boat ride which we were expecting to be 3hrs. The return day was spent almost entirely on the bus. The guides were excellent and the accommodation/food was really good. Same trip half the price with Gambia experience!
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Shirl

February 2024
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as As a couple - 36 years old

Great

We were lucky and saw the hippos which guide said often you don't. You need to know in February when you reach first stop at wassau the temp is 40c. No drinks are included so take litres of water. The camp was great but bring a torch only 1 candle in hut. Food nice but watch for monkeys they stole my evening meal and husbands bread. Was worried when told would be 36c at night and obviously no air con but woke at 2am as cold and had to put towels over us as no bedding. A good experience tho
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K&R

February 2024
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as As a couple - 45 years old

Excellent

Ibrahim was a great guide. We saw so much of the country and lots of wildlife - hippos, baboons, monkeys, vultures, hawks. We enjoyed the markets, the various boat trips and the visit to a family. We even came across a traditional Gambian wedding! Fascinating and humbling to see how people live in Gambia.
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2ICfback

February 2024
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as As a couple

Average

Pros Boat trip from Kantaur was great. Relaxing, good food and sights. Camp was very basic but good experience. Camp food very small portions but tasty Dancing with the local ladies was great Cons The only ferry 2 hours late We did not see the Fort or the market (not informed, no choice offered we just didn't go- guess to make up time No birdwatching walk around the camp in the morning - no explanation why not An uninteresting uninformative stroll around what is left (not much) of Georgetown
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rosalia

January 2024
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as Alone - 39 years old

Excellent

Het was een ervaring die ik iedereen zou aanraden. Je leert heel veel over het land en je ziet het echte gambia.
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Mark

January 2024
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as Alone - 49 years old

Excellent

Great two days, enjoyed the camp and found it less basic than anticipated. It might have been appropriate to provide a bottle of water. It's two days of travel with small stops. The Hippos were a big feature and the bird variety was better than anticipated. Monkeys at breakfast was fun.
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Gillian

January 2024
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as With family - 38 years old

Excellent

An incredible tour to go on if you’d like to experience the real Gambia and see outside the hotel Wonderful guide/driver who went out of his way to make one feel safe, supported and informed about all aspects of Gambian life and history. The boat trip, monkey feeding and overnight stay were highlights and the food also excellent providing you appreciate this is a true Gambian experience. If all you want is a suntan, then don’t take this trip, but for the adventurous, this is not to be missed!
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Andy

December 2023
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as As a couple - 36 years old

Great

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Andy

December 2023
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as As a couple - 22 years old

Excellent

Brilliant guide and overall experience. Great to see different parts of the country you would normally miss
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Anonymous

September 2023
From États-Unis d'Amérique

Great

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Alison

April 2023
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as With friends - 42 years old

Excellent

Amazing experience if you want to see the real Gambia. Guide Kalle was very informative and knowledgeable in the history and people of Gambia. Ferry from Banjul to Barra was an eye opener. 4 hour river cruise very relaxing. We saw hippos, monkeys and various birds. Overnight stay in the camp was a lot of fun. Monkeys everywhere. Don’t leave food unattended else it will disappear! Pillows very hard and lumpy so take one with you. Toilet stops were mainly in the bush.
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Howard C

April 2023
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as As a couple - 41 years old

Excellent

Food excellent; staying in candlelit accommodation was fun; nice journey mix of van and 4hr river cruise; guide excellent; we spotted hippos, crocs, pelicans, kingfishers, baboons monkeys, various different herons and egrets, eagles, ospreys, and other avians.
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Anna

March 2023
From Belgique
Traveled as With friends - 8 years old

Excellent

De gids was super. Hij deed er alles aan ons een goede tijd te laten beleven en kon veel informatie meegeven. Ook erg lekker gegeten! De airco was uitgevallen in de bus (43 graden buiten) en ze zorgden dat de dag nadien meteen een nieuwe bus klaarstond: niet evident daar! Zeker een aanrader voor de avontuurlijke reiziger.
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Pete and Michelle

March 2023
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as As a couple - 46 years old

Excellent

I enjoyed everything and dislikes nothing. Trip was informative and guides and driver fantastic. You feel like you see the real Gambia and not just the resort area. Be prepared for a long journey with no electricity in your hut. Great with the candle light.
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Anonymous

February 2023
From États-Unis d'Amérique

Excellent

We took the tour with Kalle as our guide, he's been amazing: very informative, kind and helpful in any possible way. The tour itself really shows you all of the aspects of life in The Gambia, you pass through the busy port of Banjul, the market of Farafenni, and ride on the calm waters of the river!
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Wilbert Goossens

February 2023
From Pays-Bas
Traveled as With family - 41 years old

Average

Gids was leuk, we hadden te weinig tijd voor de activiteiten onderweg en de reis was lang. Er werd ons een reisverslag aangeboden op usb maar de kwaliteit was zeer slecht en ook niet gemonteerd zoals afgesproken.
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Bee & Russ

January 2023
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as As a couple - 21 years old

Excellent

Was such a good experience and the information we were given on route was amazing! No bad food, drinks were available at a cost but very good value for money! Just remember your repellent and water!
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schmaebi

January 2023
From Allemagne
Traveled as With friends - 44 years old

Average

Interessante Reise,man sieht und erfährt einiges über Land und Leute -nur überall wird die Hand aufgehalten !
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gambia 2 day nightmare

January 2023
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as As a couple - 40 years old

Average

toilet stops side of road behind bushes not acceptable as disabled public toilet on ferry disgusting candles in night accomodation as disabled no light dangerous guide good informative but body standards ie toilets etc not good enough
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Eric België

January 2023
From Belgique
Traveled as Alone - 47 years old

Excellent

Leuke ervaring wel lang in de bus zitten en vier uur op de boot is ook wel iets teveel, maar toch een aanrader
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Randolph

January 2023
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as Alone - 9 years old

Excellent

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Dr

August 2022
From États-Unis d'Amérique
Traveled as As a couple - 8 years old

Average

De excursie was gepland op dinsdag en woensdag. Wij stonden dus op de dinsdag om 6:50 netjes voor ons hotel te wachten tot wij werden opgehaald. Om 7:30 gebeurde dit nog niet dus hebben we gebeld en kregen we te horen dat de excursie verplaatst was voor niks dus zo vroeg ons bed uit. De 1e dag van de excursie is prima, lekker bood tochtje en veel gezien. De 2e dag hebben we 8. uur in de bus gezeten voor de terug reis en verder helemaal niks gedaan behalve lunchen.
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Marta

April 2022
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as Alone - 28 years old

Excellent

The two days trip is just perfect to learn about Gambian history, culture and life generally. We have had the most amazing guide Assan who keep us entertained, happy and made sure all of us are ok. His knowledge is really good and as I have had many questions and interests he tried to answer to all of it. Also as I am mostly vegan and didn’t have opportunity to inform him about it until that day he still made sure that I have proper meal. He always stop for toilet brake when we needed and even ask locals if we can use their “bathroom”, made sure we have water all the time etc. He wasn’t pushy and asking for “donations” like other guides on different trip by Tui. Trip is NOT suitable for young children (we have had 8yo in our group and she was so brave and amazing) and elderly who are not properly mobile as the heat is unbelievable and journey is seriously long. It’s almost 600km in two days. Janjabureh camp is basic so be prepared that you can have spiders or ants somewhere in your hut, but there is mosquitos net and my night was absolutely pleasant. All places which were visited are great and we were explained a lot. Journey on the boat (4 hours or a bit more) was pleasant but I felt asleep thanks to heat. We have seen several families of hippos, so many birds including pelicans, monkeys on evening but no crocodiles, which is absolutely fine as it is nature and you can’t do anything about it. But the top was one of the village which we picked on the way back. We didn’t know which village we will go as our guide informed us that he is always picking up different one where he didn’t go yet and where tourists are not going. We bought them “presents” which could help all village- rice, potatoes, sugar, stock, candles, matches, sanitary pads, pencils, papers, pasta, soup etc. all group share the cost which was around £7/person (not children) and that’s amazing! Experience in the village was something we won’t forget. It’s important to take flash light, hat/ scarf, sunscreen, mosquito repellent, water with you. No need for trainers at all and in fact flip flops are perfect. And spear clothes necessary. Also would be great if women would wear something more suitable and not cropped t shirt and super short skirt and respect Gambian culture. Downsides: - food in the cam wasn’t good (dinner) in fact couscous was burned and vegetable soup was with lots of meat - no toilet paper in camp - not enough of soft drinks on the boat - informations on the website are basic and should be more detailed Overall: If you want to see real Gambia this trip is must. Ofcourse it depends who are you travelling with but I have had the most amazing people with me, the best guide ever, great drivers and cameraman men.
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Kevin

April 2022
From Irlande
Traveled as Alone - 10 years old

Excellent

Best experience in Gambia. For only 100 or so you get an amazing two day tour seeing hippos, chimps, baboons etc. Assam and Dina were amazing tour guides with so much info. We collectively got together and bought food for a local village and we danced with them. The history and information along the way was fascinating and the 4 hours on the boat with the sun deck etc was amazing. If you come to Gambia you have to Do this tour.
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Chris B

April 2022
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as Alone - 43 years old

Excellent

The trip was interesting and exciting. The pace was just right for a 2-day adventure. I got to see various aspects of life in Gambia. The riverboat part of the trip was relaxing, with food and drinks served onboard. We saw several hippopotamus in the river. Our guide was super-knowledgeable, professional and friendly. The only thing I would change is to shorten the length of day two to make arrival time back at the hotel earlier. This could easily be achieved by having an earlier breakfast and departure from the camp.
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Alex

April 2022
From Royaume-Uni
Traveled as With friends - 25 years old

Average

The overnight trip to Georgetown enabled us to see more of the Gambia. It was an eye-opener. This excursion is more for "travellers" and not for your average package holiday maker. The only complaint we had was the fact that we had not toilet in our hut where we stayed overnight. The toilet was leaking all over the floor and it could not be fixed despite the staff at the lodge saying it could be fixed.
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Anonymous

November 2021
From Royaume-Uni

Great

It was nice experience, however no hippos are in the river and I booked the trip mainly to see them, I feel that the informations on TUI leaflets are misleading.

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