Senegal · Village Tours

1-Day Sukuta, Kartong and Tanji Tour with Village Culture and Beach

1 Day Round trip from Sukuta Easy pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Immerse yourself in Gambian culture through visits to local villages
02 See snakes and other indigenous reptiles at Kartong Reptile Farm
03 Enjoy time to swim at a quiet private beach
04 Explore Kartong, where four different Gambian tribes live harmoniously together
05 Visit Tanji, the landmark centre of The Gambian fishing industry

Visit the south bank of the Gambian river for its beautiful, pristine beaches, and enjoy the chance to meet local inhabitants while learning about their lifestyles and cultures. This full-day tour takes you through Sukuta, Kartong, and Tanji for an authentic look at village life, local traditions, and the coastal character of The Gambia.

Continue to the Kartong Reptile Farm to see snakes and other reptiles indigenous to The Gambia.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 1 Day

Tour type Private

Activity level Easy

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English, German

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Village Life, Wildlife, and Coastal Heritage in Sukuta, Kartong & Tanji

Visit Sukuta village and see local people going about their daily lives.
Stop at a local school to get a glimpse of the education system in The Gambia.
Proceed to the southern border town of Kartong and enjoy a tour of the village with a native English-speaking young man. The villagers here represent four different tribes of The Gambia - the Karoninkas, Manjago, Bambara, and Sere - all living harmoniously together. The last three races are very rare, so your support will help ensure their future existence in The Gambia.
Continue to the Kartong Reptile Farm to see snakes and other reptiles indigenous to The Gambia.
See Alhalin Bolong on the local border of South Senegal.
Have lunch at 01:00 pm and take a swim at a quiet private beach.
Head north for the final stop at the amazing fishing village of Tanji, the landmark centre of The Gambian fishing industry and its economy, and part of the