by glomarrone
Our first stop was at the National Museum, then we drove through the city with a long stop at the busy marketplace. Continuing we our drive, we stopped at Arch 22 for photos then visited the town of Serre-Kunda. It was fun to watch the tie-dying skills of the locals and many of us purchased the colorful fabrics. In Bakau, we stopped for liquid refreshments, then headed to the Tourist Market to sharpen our negotiating skills. Lastly, we stopped at Katchically Crocodile Pool. I see many crocs here in Florida so it wasn't a big thing for me but the guided tour was interesting.
Visited: Jan 04, 2018
by cruisinjoan
Great excursion here. Went to a school where the kids were the best. Also toured a typical family compound.
Visited: Oct 23, 2016
by rsribnik
Visited a fetish market and a native village. Interesting. Lots of poor construction....no electricity or running water.
by jmsikora
Another developing country with a lot of optimism but not much else. Primarily known for it's river eco-tourism which you really can't taste in a half day stay
by kharumi
Welcoming atmosphere and many vendors at the dock.
by jbarrons
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