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Reviews of Lumley Beach

• Coach Abdul

  5

  Reviewed: 2024-10-11

  The Serene and peaceful environment, especially during the early morning, make it a good avenue for motivational meditation, exercises, and other physical and spiritual activities. Indeed, the area has a conducive atmosphere that is worth visiting and enjoying. It's a very enjoyable session we shared there. Be there and enjoy nature's gift. Whenever in Freetown, don't ever forget lumley Beach. Coach Abdul.

• D

  3

  Reviewed: 2024-05-20

  Rampant development with no building control, oversight nor quality. A few nice bars and restaurants, but mostly ones you'd rather avoid. Being a city beach it's quite dirty, and like any of Sierra Leone's beaches, depending on what time of year you go will depend on how much litter you will find - including medical waste and glass so be careful.

• Emmanuel Feyisetan

  4

  Reviewed: 2023-06-10

  It's free, it's accessible, varied restaurants and hotels all around. It's a melting pot of entertainment and leisure in Freetown. The view at night from the 5th floor restaurant of Sierra Palms hotel is amazing! The photos will show that. The beach needs more litter picking hands though.

• Richard Ngebeh

  4

  Reviewed: 2020-03-21

  Lumley Beach is a place alone the Beach Road to Aberdeen, Freetown. This beach is one of the most popular beaches around Freetown. The beach area is always kept clean. There are a lots of restaurants, malls, bars, and other amusing places where you can by yourself a whisky and almost every food type. And if you are a gulf player or fan, you could have less to worry about as the the country's gulf club is just a stone throw away. This place has a fine beach sand. The tide level increases in the evening. The Lumley Beach is motor accessible. Here you can have fun doing basic sport activities like juggling, gym,... The beach is attracted by tourists and other people. It's always safer out here. Along here, you can also come in contact with Fishermen catching and selling fishes. The air in this place cool and refreshing. I often visit this place at least once a month.

• Krutarth Rindani

  4

  Reviewed: 2019-04-16

  A very long stretch of wonderful beach. One of the best places in Freetown. Crowded on weekends on what is otherwise a peaceful place. The whole stretch is filled with some great restaurants and cafes/bars which makes Sunday night atmosphere so chilling. People throng the beach on public holidays and make the whole street best place to chill. But need to keep the beach a bit more clean.