Gunjur, a coastal village in the Kombo South District, lies 39km from Banjul and is home to around 27,000 residents, primarily engaged in fishing and farming. The bustling fishing center features colorful pirogues and active fish processing, while the nearby beaches stretch for miles.
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS:
• Gunjur Fishing Village – Observe vibrant fish landing, trading, and processing at Gambia’s largest fisheries center.
• Gunjur Village Museum – Displays cultural artifacts, musical instruments, and historical items.
• Koofung Private Forest Park – A nature reserve with green vervet monkeys and diverse birdlife.
• Bolong Fenyo Community Wildlife Reserve – A coastal park with over 75 bird species, dolphins, and turtles.
• Bird Watching – Spot species like the African Spoonbill, Abyssinian Roller, and Purple Glossy Starling.
• Sports Fishing – Shore angling for barracuda, snappers, and rays along the coastline.
• Surfing – Secret Bay offers waves suitable for all skill levels.
• Holy Site – The Sand Dune Mosque and surrounding sacred grounds hold cultural importance.