Sierra Leone · Boating

6-Hour Boat Excursion to the Banana Islands from Kent with Slave Trade Sites

6 Hours Round trip from Kent Moderate pace

The ruins of slave houses in Banana Islands

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Boat ride from Kent to the Banana Islands
02 Explore the ruins of the Slave Hole, Old Fort, and old St. Luke's Church
03 See slave trade tools and chains in a small island museum
04 Walk through Dublin village for glimpses of the islands' past and present

Take a boat ride from Kent to the Banana Islands and explore a place shaped by its role in the slave trade under European powers. Visit the ruins of the Slave Hole, Old Fort, and the old St. Luke's Church, then see tools and chains in a small museum that recall this vivid chapter of the islands' history. Complete the experience with a walk through the village of Dublin for glimpses of the past and present of the Banana Islands.

Later, stroll through the village of Dublin and catch glimpses of the past and the present of the Banana Islands.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 6 Hours

Tour type Shared

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Boat Excursion to the Banana Islands from Kent

Get picked up by your Banana Islands tour guide on a boat from Kent.
Arrive at the islands and visit the ruins of the Slave Hole, Old Fort, and the old St. Luke's Church.
Then, head to a small museum and see tools and chains from the slave trade that are reminders of the vivid activities of the prosperous slave trade.
Later, stroll through the village of Dublin and catch glimpses of the past and the present of the Banana Islands.