Senegambia Beach

... a beach in the Gambia almost seemed like the greatest christmas present that was never intended for unwrapping. The long-established Senegambia Beach hotel, which lent its name to the Senegambia entertainment strip leading off from the hotel, is one of ...

... edged with palm trees and with Atlantic rollers breaking continuously on the shore. It is a good half hour walk along the beach to Senegambia the nearest town. Along the way there are few people- some joggers, some men on horses trying to persuade us to ...

... taking in the beach Gambian style. It seemed much more like a place you spend a lazy afternoon than a tourist beach, and I loved it. From here we went to Senegambia, which is very clearly a tourist spot. It has a nicely paved road, sidewalks, and neon ...

... suspend judgment. Even this has its limits, as you can see in Allison's blog entries. The Major Ethnic Groups of Senegambia · Mandinka-40 % of the current population is Mandinkan. The Mandinka (or Mande) people are descended from the Mali Empire. ...

The Gambia is the place for anytime of the year sunshine its 80 deg without a cloud in the sky for the entire year , we toured about a little and went to a local school , but the main idea of the holiday was to get out of the british weather. ...