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MARRAKECH A THOUSAND LIVES IN ONE CITY From the moment of arrival, Marrakech sets its…
• Because Banjul offers the rare combination of slow ocean life and river adventure; an immersion in authentic nature, from birdwatching to safaris and fishing.
• Because December-January is the dry season—with clear skies and mild temperatures, perfect for the beach and walks—and it is also the peak of bird migration.
• Because the period is festive with beach parties, concerts on the Senegambia Strip (a street in Kololi that is very lively in the evening), and New Year’s Eve celebrations by the sea.
• Stroll through the lively and colorful Albert Market for shopping: woven baskets, jewelry, masks, and batik (wax-dyed fabrics).
• Climb Arch 22, a triumphal arch that offers a spectacular view of the city, the river, and the ocean.
• Take a Gambian cooking class with the renowned Ida, founder of Yabouy Home Cooking. Flavors and good cheer are guaranteed.
• Relax on the beautiful beaches of Kotu & Cape Point for swimming until sunset.
• Touch the crocodiles, considered sacred by locals, which are raised at the Kachikally pool, 15–20 minutes from Banjul.
• Observe the many monkeys in Bijilo Park, a section of the tropical forest, 30–40 minutes from the capital.
• Explore the Abuko Reserve, 107 hectares of forest, swamp, and savannah, home to over 200 species of birds, crocodiles, monitor lizards, mongooses, and antelopes, 25–30 minutes from Banjul.
• Sail for several days on the Gambia River along the bolongs (river branches or estuaries that extend into the mangroves or coastal forest).
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