• If you require alternative accomodation to the group lodging, the price will be according to choice, which can vary between luxury hotel to small family Pension.

• Conakry, Guinea: Conakry has grown considerably over the years from once being a small island town. The country capital is now a pulsating city that hugs the western side of the country, comprising more than a quarter of the overall population.

• During the day, join the 85% Muslim population in prayer at Conakry Grand Mosque. Through the Guinea National Museum, Saunter displays the ethnography and prehistory of Guinea through its considerable collection of masks, fetishes, and artwork. Follow this up by browsing the open-air markets where regional cuisine and exceptional local arts and crafts such as textiles, wood and metal works can be found. Then in the evening, revel in a vibrant and eclectic nightlife. The city’s main draw comes from its solid African identity; its people are colourful, friendly, welcoming and spontaneous; they love nothing more than celebrating an evening with music.

• As a port city, Conakry offers visitors the opportunity to escape the hustle and bustle of city life by taking a vacation over to the nearby islands of Iles de Los or Loos Islands. Consisting of three main islands, Tamara (Fortoba), Kassa and Roume, provide a tranquil respite for the more leisured traveller. Although best known for their pristine beaches and forested interiors, the Loose Islands are a perfect example of the natural diversity of Guinea and its complete history.

• Beautiful Beaches: One of the genuinely tremendous qualities of Guinea is its beaches. High in exotic allure, pristine white sands cloaked by crystal blue waters match any stereotypical image of paradise. What’s more, the beaches are never crowded, meaning you get to enjoy a small slice of heaven in privacy.

• The coastline has a variety of scenic landscapes: sandy beaches, mangroves, and bird sanctuaries. Two main beaches can contribute significantly to its development – the beaches of Loos Islands off Conakry and the beaches in Bofa, with its sensational highlight being Cape Verga. Conveniently situated just a few hours from the capital of Conakry, Cape Verga’s Bel Air Beach is flanked by the superb President Conte’s hotel, while for something a bit more authentic Sobane beach has languid bungalows and a place to enjoy an alfresco sleep out.

• The deserted area in-between Bel Air and Sobane is ideal for exploration; the stretch is vacant apart from fishing families who live there, particularly during the week. At weekends, the plot comes alive with many visitors from the capital to enjoy some of Africa’s very best beaches.

• You must have your vehicle when visiting Cape Verga, but this can easily be arranged in Conakry.

• Lower Guinea 6 Nights and 07 Days 

• Additional Service: Single Room Supplement Fees £500 

Conakry, Guinea