GAMBIA BLOG

The Gambia blog is where we share our love for this beautiful place with articles on things to do, the latest news about The Gambia Experience, sustainable tourism and much, much more.

Culture & Traditions

Articles about local culture and traditions

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Food & Drink

Articles about local and international food and drink in The Gambia

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Groups, Charity & Community

Articles about groups, charity & community initiatives in The Gambia

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Holidays

Articles about holidays to The Gambia

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News

View the latest news and goings on in The Gambia

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Sustainable Tourism

Stories and articles about sustainable tourism in The Gambia

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Things to do

View all kinds of things you can do when visiting The Gambia

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Wildlife

Interesting insights into the diverse wildlife of The Gambia

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Saving Bijilo Monkey Park and the Western Red Colobus Monkey

Bijilo Forest Park, or Monkey Park as it's commonly called, is well known to visitors to The Gambia but it's under threat and needs your help to survive.
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Kayaking at Tanji Bird Reserve

Explore the waterways at Tanji Bird Reserve aboard a kayak or canoe, spotting numerous bird species as you go.
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Announcing this year's Gambia Experience Hotel Awards

We’re delighted to announce this year’s winners of our prestigious Hotel Awards, recognising our top performing hotels for their continued commitment.
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Top 10 reasons to visit Morgan Kunda Lodges

Found upriver in the northern region of The Gambia, Morgan Kunda Lodges are a non-profit organisation offering superb opportunities for visitors to explore the local wildlife and more.
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A visit to Rutland Birdfair

Stacey, from our content team, recently paid a visit to the annual Rutland Birdfair to see what it was all about.
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Capturing Casamance

Piers Golden, a fabulous photographer who has visited several of our destinations, most recently journeyed to Casamance in Senegal to visit Esperanto Lodge.
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