Your guide meets you at the agreed meeting point and the tour gets underway.
10:30 AM
Serekunda Market
The stalls of Serekunda Market spill into every side street, trading fresh produce, traditional dress and handicrafts in one of West Africa's liveliest markets.
11:15 AM
Community Recycling Centre
At the community recycling centre, discarded materials are given a second life as furniture, toys and art, a small but telling example of local resourcefulness.
11:45 AM
Timber Market
The Timber Market hums with the sound of saws and hammers, where craftsmen shape wood into furniture and household goods right in front of you.
12:15 PM
Vegetable & Souvenir Market
Stalls of vegetables give way to souvenir tables piled with masks, jewellery and fabric, a good spot to pick up a gift or two.
1:00 PM
Musukebba Drammeh Batik & Tie-Dye Factory
Skilled artisans at the Musukebba Drammeh factory demonstrate the wax and dye techniques behind traditional Gambian batik, with fresh fabric drying in the sun all around the workshop.
It is not mandatory, but make sure you can officially prove your identity.
What about Travel Insurance?
We are an officially recognized agency and we are insured for our tours. However for personal accidents, you will need to rely on your personal travel insurance. We ensure that you are well guided in case of.
Can I cancel this trip?
Yes, you can! It is free when you cancel at least 48h in advance. Because we also book services for this trip with our partners that we pay for upfront, only 50% can be refunded if you cancel between 24 and 48 hours.
What is the difference between Adults, Youths and Children?
Adults are 16 to 64 years old and pay the full price. Youths are 11 to 15 years old and receive a 25% discount. Children are 4 to 10 years old and receive a 50% discount.
