The brand-new Sierra Palms Resort is the ultimate destination for both business travelers and tourists who are looking for comfort, productivity and entertainment.Read More

Less than two years after we featured the new 72 seater Sea Coach Express boat, the company have pushed the boundaries yet again with the launching of their new “Spirit of Freetown” boat. The new Sea Coach express boat has a capacity of about 90 passengers with comfortable airplane like seats, air conditioning controls. This...Read More

Another casualty of the Ebola scourge was Gambia Bird, the airline which used to service Freetown to Banjul (and Senegal) route. Consequently, getting to The Gambia from Sierra Leone meant taking a ‘not so slight’ detour via Morocco. Or if you’re that way inclined, a 2 day trip by road. Fly Mid Africa is the...Read More

Med-View Airline, a private Nigerian aviation firm, launched its maiden flight from Lagos, Nigeria, to the Roberts International Airport (RIA), Liberia, on Tuesday, December 20. Med-View Airline will be operating a regular flight to Accra, Monrovia, and Freetown, respectively, according to the Liberian Embassy in Abuja. After the maiden flight, the airline will fly to...Read More

KLM is set to start flights to Sierra Leone in 2017. This is a much welcomed development which improve connections for Sierra Leone to other countries in Europe and beyond. KLM will operate its flights to Freetown and Monrovia using Airbus 330-200s with a seat capacity of 267 passengers. Flight KL0511 will depart on Wednesdays,...Read More

Travelling to Sierra Leone requires a fair amount of planning and flexibility so we advise arranging as much as possible in advance. Keep in mind that Sierra Leone is still one of the poorest countries in the world, therefore do not expect everything to work as it would in more developed countries.Read More