We walk through the Serekunda Market showing you some of the local products produced and sold in the Gambia. We explain as well what they are used for. You will see also vegetables, fish, dairy products and spices as ingredients for local dishes.

Kachikally Crocodile Pool is a traditional shrine. Learn the amazing history of the spiritual crocs and the story of fertility of the waters of the pond. Stroke the crocodiles and shake hands with them before we board our jeep for the next attraction.

Next we visit in Abuko the famous "cattle market". This is to learn all about cattle farming in The Gambia and how these cattle relate to the average Gambian farmer.

We drive to Lamin lodge for a 20 minutes break for coffee or tea coupled with some home made doughnuts. After the break,we visit the main oyster collection point and learn about its use in the community.

This time we are ready for the safari which takes us into nearly 20 small villages and hamlets in the west and south of The Gambia. Our main aim is to see the real Gambia and not tourist Gambia. Stop in one of the villages along the way and see how the locals live as a social family. A local school visit. We will be telling you about the three types of educations in The Gambia and making stops at different points for a detailed illustration. Now we head to the paradise beach for lunch. We will spend her 2 h 30 min so you can relax on free sun beds or go for a swim.

We drive about 22 kilometres to the Tanji fish market. Tanji is the biggest and busiest fish market in The Gamba. You will see the day’s catch come in and how fishes are being processed and preserved for exportation to other parts of Africa. You will discover and also see the role played by Gambian women in one of the major fishing industry. From the smoke houses of Tanji, we drive back home to our respective hotels with sound memories of the smoke houses of Tanji and the day as a whole.