As we stepped off the plane the sweat began to trickle and the humidity of a new country hit us in the face, we had…
Travels to inspire your own adventure
As we stepped off the plane the sweat began to trickle and the humidity of a new country hit us in the face, we had…
Saying hello Senegalese style whether to a friend or just a passer by: “Ca va bien?” “bien, ca va?” “ca va bien merci, ca va?”…
Casa Farm was our first WWOOF stop, a world-wide organic farming organisation. We arrived at Casa Farm precariously balanced on motor bikes (Jakartas) and were…
Casamance’s tropical beauty belies its troubled history and is the reason that visitors are beginning to return. Everyone has likened Casamance to paradise and when…
On arriving back in The Gambia we decided we had to take a trip in-land. Leaving the bizarre touristic environment of the coast we went…
After the luxury of a beach holiday in Cape Point we went to work on ‘My Farm’. My Farm is an NGO which aims to…
Groundnuts or peanuts are a crop grown widely throughout The Gambia and Senegal, they are used in many local dishes for example domada and large…
The Gambia is a country the size of Yorkshire, a sliver of land bang in the middle of Senegal. At less than 30 miles wide…
Our first experience of outer city transport took us to Le Gare de Pompidou in Dakar. A heaving gaggle of sept-places and persistent vendors. As…