Activities
Free Cancellation
Language:
English
,
Italian
Mobile voucher accepted
Duration:2 hours
Do this because
Visit the National Museum
Enjoy a tour at the St. Albert's Market for an unusual shopping experience
Enjoy the panoramic views of the city from Arch 22
What to expect
Enjoy a half-day tour to Banjul the capital city of Gambia and learn about the history of this fascinating city. Our tour starts at Serrekunda, the largest town in the country. Upon arrival we will visit a tie and dye batik factory that is in business since 30 years. Here we witness a display of batik items and you will be given the chance to do some shopping if you like. Next, we head towards Banjul and the first stop will be the National Museum. The guided tour will last 45 minutes and you will learn more about the history and local traditions of the city. Continue to the St. Albert’s Market, which is a daily market that has clothes, crafts, food and many other African souvenirs at affordable pricesLunch will be served at the New Bacchus Restaurant or similar where and you'll have some of the best African dishes served buffet style! Relax and enjoy the breeze of the Atlantic Ocean.Our last stop is at Arch 22. Erected in honor of the July 22nd Revolution, this 37m high arch offers a spectacular view of the whole city. Enjoy a nice refreshment before hopping on back the vehicle returning to your hotel.
What's included
Entrance fees
Lunch
Guided tour
Transportation in air-conditioned vehicle
Hotel pick-up and drop-off
What's not included
Alcoholic drinks
Tips (optional)
Parking
What to remember
You will need to present valid ID or a copy of your passport
It is recommended to wear sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat and comfortable shoes
It is recommend to bring your own water
Pick-up available from selected city areas hotels in Serrekunda, starting at 8.50am following by the next stops every 15 minutes
Booking Fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation Fee
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins