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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The British Travel Awards: what do our customers think?

We are delighted to be nominated once again for the British Travel Awards this year as the 'Best Holiday Company to Africa'.
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The British Travel Awards - we've been nominated!

We’re delighted to announce that The Gambia Experience has been nominated for ‘Best Holiday Company to Africa’ in the 2018 British Travel Awards!
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A memorable winter sun family holiday in The Gambia

Learning to drum, visiting a school, witnessing monkeys and building sandcastles, these are just a few of the wonderful memories made on Kerry’s winter sun family holiday in The Gambia.
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Luxury holidays in West Africa

Karen, our Destination Expert, shares her thoughts on her recent luxurious trip to The Gambia and Senegal.
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Why visit Senegal?

Fancy adding a whole new experience to your Gambia holiday? Here we give our top reasons for visiting Senegal, as well as sharing details of some of our new properties in the country.
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Charity auction brings solar lighting to Gambian villages

Thanks to a charity auction at AITO’s annual conference held in Portugal, a whopping £2,300 was raised, bringing solar-powered lighting to two Gambian villages.
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