Experience a full-day rural trip to the north bank of the River Gambia and journey back in time to the era of the slave trade. Follow in the footsteps of renowned author Alex Haley and explore the Slave Statues, freedom pole and the Museum of Slavery. Meet the people of Juffureh village, who are also descendants of Kunta Kinteh, before taking a wooden canoe boat to the ruins of Fort James Island.

Join us for a unique two-day rural adventure, beginning in Banjul. Discover the ancient Stone Circles in Wassu Village and observe the wildlife, including hippos, crocodiles, and baboons, at the River Gambia National Park. Take leisurely walk through Georgetown to admire its stunning landmarks, such as the Freedom Tree Monument, the remains of colonial buildings, and the underground slave house.

Begin your tour with an 8 am hotel pickup and visit the Kachikally Crocodile Pool in Bakau, where you'll explore the museum and take photos at the silk cotton tree.

- Proceed to the main pool for a guided tour, where you'll receive a briefing and assistance on how to safely stroke the crocodiles.

- Next, head to Bijilo Forest Park to observe three species of monkeys and various bird species, enjoying the natural environment of fauna and flora.

- Afterward, visit the Senegambia Hotel for the vulture feeding activity. The tour concludes with lunch at a restaurant on the strip.

Begin with an 8 am pickup for a visit to the Serre Kunda batik factory and market for souvenirs.

Travel to Banjul to see the "Never Again" memorial arch, offering city views.

Visit the national museum and Royal Albert Market.

Explore the tourist craft market.

Enjoy lunch at Alibaba Restaurant before returning to your hotel by 3 pm. Lunch is included.