Gambia Things To Do | Best Places to Visit in Gambia- Thomas Cook

Senegambian Stone Circles

These stones are also called megaliths and run from the border of Senegal and throughout Gambia. The ones that you see here is the biggest concentration that has been found anywhere on the planet.

Here you can find a huge variety of different crocodiles, including West African Nile crocodiles. You can also pet the crocodiles, which is normally a fun and interesting experience for kids and adults alike.

Serrekunda

There are many different mosques all over the country, but this is one of the largest. This mosque can be located in Serrekunda and is one of the most popular attractions for Muslim vistors as well as other tourists.

Banjul

This museum can be found in Banjul and is one of the best places to learn about the culture of the country. There are many different exhibitions held in the museum, including historical documents, artefacts and artwork that tell the story of the history of the country. You can also find a huge variety of different educational programmes here for the children.

Gambia River National Park

This national park is located right next to Janjanbureh and is a beautiful place to visit. The camps are slightly expensive, but worth it, and they can arrange different tours of the park for you. You will be able to see different animals, including crocodiles, baboons, chimpanzees, monkeys and much more.

National parks

There are so many different national parks in the area, which is one of the best places to explore nature. You can take a safari and be driven around the area and see many different animals, including chimpanzees, crocodiles, baboons, monkeys and many more.

Traditional Dancing

One of the best ways to fully experience the culture of this country is by watching some of the traditional dancing and listening to some of the traditional music. This can be done in some of the small villages in the country, the arrangement for which can be made during the tours.

Arch 22

This arch was erected to commemorate the coup d'etat of 1994, in which Yahya Jammeh seized the government without shedding any blood. The arch can be found in Banjul on the Banjul-Highway close to Box Bar Road.