by VSL | Oct 7, 2017 | Beaches and Islands
Said to be named after Major H.J. Ricketts who, after retiring from the army, worked in the Liberated African Department of Sierra Leone. He founded numerous villages for liberated Africans though he later fled Sierra Leone due to unpopularity with the local...
by VSL | Oct 7, 2017 | Beaches and Islands, Historical and Heritage Sites
Dublin is 11 miles long and 1.3 quarters miles wide with seven hills and seven beaches and a population of 842 (2012). Dublin is full of backyard gardens, big breadfruit trees and rare and delightful butterflies. In the morning, you will be greeted by beautiful...
by Visit Sierra Leone | Jul 3, 2009 | Beaches and Islands, Historical and Heritage Sites
The Banana Islands lie southwest of the Freetown Peninsula in Sierra Leone. The Islands are about a 20 minutes boat ride from Kent, and offer good opportunities for snorkeling and fishing or if you fancy it, a canoe trip around the Island. The Banana Islands are...
by Visit Sierra Leone | Jul 3, 2009 | Beaches and Islands
This is between the Moa and Mano Rivers. Access is not great and is believed to be easier from Liberia side of the border. They are also believed to offer surf-quality waves. About 11km in length.
by Visit Sierra Leone | Jul 3, 2009 | Beaches and Islands
Probably offering the greatest potential in the tourism industry, the beaches along the Freetown Peninsula are a sight to behold. Beautiful and breathtaking, on a clear day they offer a clear representation of colours of the Sierra Leone flag. The green backdrop of...
