Where to go in The Gambia: Banjul, the Atlantic coast, Kunta Kinteh Island, Juffureh, Wassu Stone Circles, Janjanbureh, the chimpanzee islands and Abuko.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations/4252955389.xml?limit=10/images/0/20300426/GAMBIA_BEACH_B-ZaP4lHaauwyMVeu-Yj0QUg.JPGBanjul, formerly Bathurst, is Africa’s smallest capital on an island: Albert Market, the National Museum, Arch 22 and the old colonial town.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/banjul-the-capital-of-the-gambiahttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/banjul-the-capital-of-the-gambiaThe former James Island, a UNESCO site since 2003: a Baltic duke’s fort, Britain’s slave-trade base on the river, the Roots connection, and an island the river is slowly swallowing.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/kunta-kinteh-island-the-former-james-islandhttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/kunta-kinteh-island-the-former-james-islandJuffureh, made famous by “Roots”, and neighbouring Albreda with its museum: what is history, what is legend, and how to visit.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/juffureh-and-albreda-roots-village-and-trading-posthttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/juffureh-and-albreda-roots-village-and-trading-postWassu and Ker Batch, The Gambia’s part of the UNESCO Senegambian Stone Circles: over 1,000 monuments, built from the 3rd century BC, what we know, what we don’t, and how to visit.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/wassu-stone-circleshttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/wassu-stone-circlesJanjanbureh, once Georgetown on MacCarthy Island: founded by the British in 1823 for freed Africans, named after a governor killed by the Asante. The “slave house” question, what to see, how to get there, and its link to the Gold Coast.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/janjanbureh-the-former-georgetown-on-mccarthy-islandhttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/janjanbureh-the-former-georgetown-on-mccarthy-islandAbuko, The Gambia’s first wildlife reserve with 270+ bird species and three monkey species, and Kachikally in Bakau, the sacred crocodile pool of the Bojang family. What to see, and an honest word.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/abuko-nature-reserve-and-kachikally-crocodile-poolhttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/abuko-nature-reserve-and-kachikally-crocodile-poolRiver Gambia National Park and the Baboon Islands: about 100 chimpanzees rescued and returned to the wild since 1979, hippos and the river. Why you cannot land, and how to see them by boat.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/river-gambia-national-park-and-the-baboon-islandshttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/river-gambia-national-park-and-the-baboon-islandsThe Gambia’s Atlantic coast from Bakau to Kartong: the resort strip, Bijilo monkeys, Tanji fish beach and bird reserve, quiet southern beaches, and what the fishmeal factories did to Gunjur.https://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/the-gambian-coast-beaches-from-bakau-to-kartonghttps://gambiavibes.com/destinations-item/the-gambian-coast-beaches-from-bakau-to-kartong