Sunset Beach Gambia

... has broken Turnoff for the Lodge Man with tools. Every village has one. Muhammad Kolly and I Beachside sunset DAY 6: The Gambia; Boboi Beach Lodge (near Kartong) and back. This was a day of relaxation, but instead I explored ...

... something you want in a shoe! The real road hazzards The Barra ferry On the Gambia river Unloading at the ferry terminal Fishermen on the beach in Banjul Arch 22 is one of the largest and most impressive buildings in The ...

... , but it endded up in almost every conversation. We definately made the best of our time together, plenty of beach times, dinners(best indian in the gambia!), shopping for friends and family, getting to sit in on one of jori's classes, packing, and ...

... restricting any celebration or partying. Towards the middle of the month we'd gotten used to the very subdued atmosphere of Gambia during Ramadan - I'd even been fasting myself for the experience, so it was hard to imagine Gambia any other way. But ...

... by four caretakers, who were not prepared to let us have a room.  We decided to go down to the magnificent beach for a bathe and to watch the sunset.  It was rather cloudy, so nature didn't put on much of a show and Lucas didn't want get sea ...

... reason we are here because Mum had to pick up a new credit card but typical of the modern world it didn't get sent through. We set up camp for one night at Sunset Beach while we chilled and Mum went to the car wash and checked out ...

... over Dakar in Senegal on the west coast of Africa. Following our progress over the next few hours, I saw we passed over Gambia, Guinea-Bissau, Guinea, and Cote d’Ivoire before finally coming to Ghana, and its capital Accra. We arrived in Accra on ...

... muddy puddles. Its a very remote countryside and it get much greener the further south we go. We arrive at the border at sunset. Again, another border crossing in Africa in the flippin dark. Every single one so far.. The ridiculous delays caused by the ...

... face, awesome scenery. Stopped for a break at Exham and got supplies and then onto Canmore. Tried to get there before sunset and just made it, great campsite surrounded by mountains, hot shower and meat balls for tea. 24th September 2004 Canmore to ...

... upon masses of spoonbills gathering and rising high in the sky in a swirling cloud before they finally headed south towards the Gambia. Arnoud, our Dutch guide reckoned at least some would have bred in Holland so it was nice to see those particular birds ...

... ; big surprise. While waiting at the airport for the boarding call, I met a Dutch/American couple who were working in The Gambia as medical researchers. There was also an English family heading out to Bamako. The husband from the family happened to be the ...

... a thousand birds about as well. We moored up at a tiny town where we played with the curious kids and ate awesome beanie bread before heading home at sunset, sipping wine and catching a glimpse of the hippos in the haunting half moonlight of Halloween. ...