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Where to stay in Banjul Beach Gambia in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Banjul Beach Our opinion: "A perfect heaven for sun worshippers" Banjul Beach at a glance: Sandy beaches Markets Tropical destination Banjul is a fairly small capital which excludes a village atmosphere. At its heart lies Albert Market - a bustling place made up of a collection of small stalls where visitors can pick up local crafts, batiks, silver, clothes and ecotic fruits. Hotels are located outside the town on the beach at the estuary of the Gambia river. Take a local boat, or "Pirogue" along Oyster Creek - the main waterway separating Banjul and the mainland. Gambia is renowned for its vast array of birds, making it an ornithologist's delight. Over 500 species in total can be seen. Real African Experience Safaris Paradise of birdwatchers Who holidays in Banjul? Idea for sun worshippers and those who like adventure.
Where to stay in Bijilo Gambia in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Bijilo Bijilo at a glance: Beaches Bijilo Forest Park. Further south just after Kololi's southern edge is the much more serene location of Bijilo and its adjacent inland neighbour of Kerr Serign. Bijilo Forest is host to over 133 species of birds such as the Red-necked Falcon, Grey Hornbill, Prinia and various types of Bee-eaters. Who holidays in Bijilo? Ideal for those seeking serenity.
Where to stay in Brufut Gambia in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Brufut Brufut at a glance: Small Fishing Village Uncrowded beach Relaxing Brufut is a small fishing village on the border with the Casamance (Senegal). Approximately 30 minutes walk from Tourist area of Kololi. The beach in Brufut is lined with baobabs and palmtrees and the sea is fantastic. Who holidays in Brufut? Ideal for people wishing to relax in a small village with tourist area within close proximity.
Where to stay in Cape Point Gambia in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Cape Point Our opinion: "This is the serious vacationer's destination" Cape Point at a glance: Golden beach Wildlife spotting Crystal clear waters A small resort on the West coast, Cape Point's key attraction is a long golden beach. Visit the local market and pick up a bargain or two and if you travel a little further then you will come to the Botanical Gardens - created in colonial times and ideal for wildlife spotting. Relaxing and quiet resort Local markets Who holidays in Cape Point? Idea for those who want a quiet relaxing holiday.
Where to stay in Kololi Gambia in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Kololi Our opinion: "Most popular resort in Gambia" Kololi at a glance: Lively atmosphere Nightlife White Sandy Beach With a long, wide sandy beach, Kololi also offers plenty of places to eat, from Indian and Thai to Lebanese and Italian restaurants, as well as a choice of bars. Popular with sunbathers and water sports enthusiasts during the day and in the evening there are a few nightclubs open. Nearby you can visit the Bijilo forest park and watch the monkeys. Resort buzzes with energy both day and night Choice of lively bars, discos and nightclubs Popular resort for water sports Who holidays in Kololi? Ideal for sunbathers and water sports enthusiast.
Where to stay in Kotu Gambia in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Kotu Our opinion: "A tranquil resort" Kotu at a glance: Sandy beach Golf course Markets Kotu is situated on the Atlantic coast, south of Banjul, and has a great sandy beach, a golf course and small craft market. This tranquil resort boasts a lovely sandy beach with relaxing bars to while away the day. Kololi is just a short taxi ride away if you want more choice of bars and restaurants. Relaxing bars Watersports Friendly people Who holidays in Kotu? Idea for those who want a relaxing holiday and sun lovers.