| Sightseeing
Sierra Leone has something for everyone. From the historic slave fort of Bunce island, to the tacaguma Chimpanzee Sanctuary, natural waterfalls to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world! Built in the 17th century, Bunce island's old structures capture the past in the present. Walk along the old fort wall or through the slave quarters. Canons from a variety of ages still grace the walls. Tacaguma Chimpanzee Sanctuary situated outside of picturesque Regent Village is only 30 minutes from Freetown. Established to rescue orphaned and captured chimps, the facilities expanded to encompass two large reserves. Come watch Bruno, the alpha male, in his natural habitat. Charlotte
Falls is perfect for
frolicking in the cool pools or to enjoy a picnic. Guma Valley Dam is
also renowned as a picnic spot. And then there are the beaches. Whether
picnicking or enjoying one of the restaurants along the beaches, this
place has it all. Enjoy white sands and gentle surf with friends or pick
a secluded cove! Camp out or just explore Banana Island or Turtle Island. Experience the natural Konakridee-Yeliboya Wetland. Back in Freetown, the National Monuments and Relics Commission has 18 declared sites to visit. From the modern setting of Freetown to the remote villages still basking in their pre-20th century serenity, Sierra Leone has something for everyone. NB: for tours outside of Freetown, please contact the National Tourist Board for direction to the appropriate authority for arrangements. Golf With
eighteen challenging links style holes and "browns in stead of greens",
Freetown Golf Club is something to experience. Sit along the shores of
Lumley Beach and enjoy a sundowner at the clubhouse. Play a game of tennis
or squash. Equipment rentals are available and visitors are welcome! |