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Feel Free Holidays In Gambia

Jinack Island Gambia

Niumi National Park
Socio Economic Guide
Environmental Guide
Threats To Habitats
Threats To Reptiles
Threats to Mammals

Bird & Wildlife Safaris

Rare Speices
Birds & Bird Watching
Land & Aquatic Mammals
Reptiles & Amphibians

Nature Trails & Walks

Beach & Sea Shore
Inter Tidal
Marine & Coastal
Salt Flat & Marshland
Woodland & Grassland

Bird Watching Holidays

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BIRD WATCHING IN GAMBIA

Gambia has long been respected as a leading bird watching holiday destination. More than 200 birds are recorded on Jinack Island with the list including 17 species of warblers and European migrants.

Some of the birds in the park include terns, gulls, Harrier eagle, tree pipit, woodchat shrike, wheatear, pygmy sunbird, European bee eater, osprey, heron, oystercatcher, brubru, yellow wagtail and many other birds. more on bird watching holidays in Gambia

FISHING HOLIDAYS IN GAMBIA

Feel Free Lodge offers great accommodation and facilities but is also a great place for beach fishing, river fishing, creek fishing and deeper sea fishing.

We organise river, creek and sea fishing trips and excursions in The Gambia, Senegal and the surrounding West African region. There is the option to mix & match for the duration of your stay & all fishing destinations can be decided by you. more on fishing holidays in Gambia

WILDLIFE & NATURE WALKS

Niumi National Park offers a wide diversity of habitat types, while the wetland component serves as an important fish breeding ground. The area boasts one of the few virgin mangrove swamps in West Africa although other parts of the park are typical river delta.

This lush eco-system extends to the borders of Senegal, Parts of the park’s area are under dry savannah grassland and woodlands especially for the island which makes a favorable habitat for several species of wildlife. more on wildlife & nature walks in Gambia

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