2025 Kombo South Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

The Republic of Gambia has its beautiful spots, especially those inhabited with fantastic varieties of natural birds along the Atlantic Coastline beaches, as well as those along The River Gambia, attracting many birdwatchers and beach lodge lovers. That’s not all… The country has at least two very long roads heading inland, giving you the opportunities to check various tribal cultures that have grown through hundreds of years, including those in or before colonial times. Past slave trade nodes have become administrative or counrist centers. The are some stone henges also. Dry season, fit tourists can travel through the country riding bicycles, especially in morning times when the Sun is not too hot, interacting different people of many villages. Giant trees like baobab or silk cotton trees are fairy common in this country. 100 percent natural style palm wine or cashew wine may be available in some villages or towns, as well as natural honey products. The biggest charm of country lies in its peoples, their proper musical instruments, singing and dance cultures.

The Gambia is traditionally very tolerant of all religious creeds and beliefs and while the country is predominantly Muslim, with up to 90% of the population practising the basic tenets of Islam, it is essentially a secular country and it prides itself on its broad-minded acceptance of all faiths.

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