Discover the best attractions and experiences Lower River Division has to offer
Explore the Gambiaโs layered history along the Lower River with sites linked to trade, empire, and resistance.
Historic slave-trade site on the Gambia River, famous for the Roots story and UNESCO-listed connections.
18th- or 19th-century fortress and trading post with colonial-era ruins along the river.
Delve into local history and culture through compact museum collections near the river towns.
Museum detailing the enslaved peopleโs history connected to the Roots narrative.
Small museum presenting local heritage and the Kunta Kinteh story.
Religious sites offer insight into local faith traditions and community life.
Small village mosque with traditional Gambian architecture near the river.
A local mosque serving the river town of Basse Santa Su.
Wildlife and nature experiences in the Lower River area, from reserves to protected parks.
Private reserve known for safaris and up-close game viewing along the river.
Conservancy with diverse birds and wildlife on the Gambiaโs lower river fringe.
Explore the towns and communities that line the Gambia River corridor.
Capital of Lower River, bustling river town with market life and riverside charm.
Small settlement known for lodge camps and river access to game reserves.
Gateway village on the river with rural Gambian charm.
Easy, low-cost ways to experience life along the Gambia River.
Relaxed boat trip at dusk to watch birds and river life.
Casual walk through a vibrant river town and markets.
Self-guided wildlife watching in riverine wetlands.
Taste traditional Gambian dishes and fresh river fish in local spots.
Savory one-pot dish bursting with local flavors.
Rich, peanut-based stew served with rice.
Evenings in Lower River mix music, markets, and campfire vibes.
Live rhythms and performances after dark.
Casual market atmosphere with lights and snacks.
Cultural performances and storytellings reflect Gambian heritage.
Group drumming sessions and rhythm-based performances.
Evening trip with local stories and folklore.
Water and field-based activities showcase river life and local energy.
Casual fishing excursion with river views.
Paddling along scenic channels and mangroves.
Seek out authentic, less-touristy moments with locals.
Overnight with a Gambian family to learn daily life.
Camp-style night focusing on riverine night skies.