The Gambia Collection
Welcome to The Gambia, a vibrant country located in West Africa
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Welcome to The Gambia, a vibrant country located in West Africa. With its capital city of Banjul, this beautiful destination is filled with rich cultural experiences and breathtaking natural wonders. One of the highlights is its local batik workshop, where talented artisans create intricate designs on textiles. As you explore the workshop, you'll be amazed by the skill and creativity that goes into each piece. In the early morning along the Allahein River, you might spot a group of Little bee-eaters perched side by side on a branch. Their colorful feathers glisten in the sunlight, creating a picturesque scene that showcases The Gambia's diverse birdlife. Another stunning sight along the river is the Pied kingfisher female gracefully perched on a dead branch. Its poised presence reflects the tranquility found in this enchanting country. As you venture further into nature, keep an eye out for fascinating creatures like the Senegal chameleon walking over flat ground. Its ability to blend seamlessly with its surroundings will leave you in awe of Mother Nature's wonders. Witnessing Pin-tailed whydah males displaying their flight skills above Allahein River is truly mesmerizing. These birds showcase their vibrant plumage as they soar through the sky, adding bursts of color to your Gambian experience. The wildlife doesn't stop there – encounter adorable Green monkeys swinging from branches or sitting peacefully in trees throughout Janjanbureh and other areas. You may also come across Temmincks western red colobus monkeys enjoying their treetop habitat while nurturing their young ones. For something truly unique, observe Straw-coloured fruit bats flying overhead with their pups clinging onto them tightly. This heartwarming sight can be witnessed near Lamin and offers insight into The Gambia's diverse ecosystem. At sunrise along Allahein River, witness Western reef egrets wading gracefully through shallow waters.