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Sierra Leone’s coastline is one of West Africa’s best-kept secrets: golden sand, clear water and forested mountains rising behind the beaches at River No. 2, Tokeh and Bureh. Further out, the Banana Islands and Turtle Islands offer quiet coves, snorkelling and fresh seafood far from the crowds.
With more than 600 recorded species, Sierra Leone is a rewarding and still little-explored destination for birders. Highlights include the rare white-necked rockfowl and the forest specialists of Gola Rainforest and Tiwai Island, guided by local experts who know where to look.
Travel lightly and support the communities that protect Sierra Leone’s forests, rivers and wildlife. Our eco-tours visit community-run reserves such as Tiwai Island and Gola Rainforest National Park, where your visit directly funds conservation and local livelihoods.
From sunrise climbs above Freetown to coastal trails on the Banana Islands, Sierra Leone is made for walking. Choose a half-day hike on the Freetown Peninsula or take on Mount Bintumani, the country’s highest peak.
Freetown was founded as a home for freed and returning Africans, and its history is woven into the streets, churches and landmarks of the city. Walk through that story on our Freetown Historical Tour, reflect at Bunce Island Slave Fort, and learn about the country’s recent past at the Civil War Museum.
Sierra Leone’s rainforests and rivers are home to chimpanzees, pygmy hippos and an extraordinary variety of primates. Visit rescued chimpanzees at Tacugama Sanctuary, or spend a few days at Tiwai Island and Gola Rainforest for some of West Africa’s best wildlife encounters.
