Gambia

The capital city of Gambia is located on St. Mary's Island where the Gambia River meets the Atlantic Ocean.

This historic site is a former slave trading post and a UNESCO World Heritage site located in the Gambia River.

As the largest urban center in the country, this bustling city is known for its vibrant markets and close proximity to the coast.

This protected area is a popular destination for birdwatchers and offers a chance to see monkeys and reptiles in a natural forest setting.

A scenic coastal nature reserve famous for its walking trails and the habituated green monkeys that interact with visitors.

These ancient megalithic circles are significant archaeological monuments that provide insight into pre-colonial West African history.

Known as the cultural heart of the nation, this town is famous for its wood carving market and traditional music scenes.

This coastal reserve features diverse ecosystems and serves as a vital sanctuary for numerous migratory bird species.

A popular coastal town known for the botanical gardens and the Kachikally Crocodile Pool.

One of the largest wildlife reserves in Gambia, this park is home to a wide variety of savanna and mangrove-dwelling wildlife.