Banjul The Gambia Travel Guide
Lightweight, breathable fabrics like cotton or linen. Long sleeves and pants offer sun and mosquito protection. Evenings (Nov-Feb) may need a light sweater.
Prioritize quick-drying materials due to humidity and potential rain. Pack extra changes as high humidity makes drying difficult.
Ideal to wear every day, beach outings, and warm weather navigation.
Useful for long walks, market exploration, protection from dust and uneven surfaces.
Practical during the wet season or for use around pools and beaches.
Keeping important documents secure and accessible is a priority for smooth travel.
Ensure compatibility and plan for electricity cuts.
Capture memories and navigate with useful applications.
Utilize cloud services (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud) to save copies of pictures and documents regularly. This protects data if your gadgets are lost.
NordVPN or ExpressVPN for secure browsing on public Wi-Fi.
A RFID-blocking wallet and TSA-approved luggage locks protect valuables.
A well-stocked personal health kit is important; specific medications or brands might be difficult to find locally.
Protect yourself from environmental factors.
The Gambia is a premier birdwatching destination. Special equipment enhances your experience.
For beach relaxation and river excursions, specific items provide comfort and safety.
For exploring nature trails and varied terrain, comfortable gear is useful.
These items enhance your travel comfort, especially during long journeys.
Items that improve your protection and promote responsible tourism.
Reduces plastic waste.
For market purchases.
Minimizes environmental impact.
For street food or picnics.
Pack light to ease travel and reduce laundry needs. Organize with packing cubes.
Roll clothes to save space. Leave room for souvenirs.
