We’ve already told you about the best beaches in Sierra Leone – busy, remote, picturesque, we’ve got a beach for every mood and for every day of the year! So, whether you’re the kind of person who loves relaxing on the beach with a drink in hand, or you like to keep busy and never […]
With its idyllic coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, Sierra Leone is home to some of the most breathtaking and unspoiled beaches in West Africa. From remote coves with powdery white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters, to livelier beaches just minutes away from the centre of Freetown, there’s truly a beach for everyone in Sierra Leone.
With its unique combination of stunning beaches, unspoilt nature, bustling cultural scene in the capital Freetown, as well as easy and convenient access to Europe, Sierra Leone is a great option for a West Africa holiday. We’ve already shared a 1 week itinerary around Sierra Leone, focusing on the Freetown Peninsula and other surrounding sites.
With year-round sunshine and warm weather, easy access from Europe by plane and lots of unspoilt nature to explore, Sierra Leone is a wonderful destination for a winter break – and we haven’t even started talking about the beaches! However, Sierra Leone is not the kind of place where you can decide what to do
The Perfect Weekend in Freetown Surrounded by verdant rainforest-covered mountains and the blue waves of the Atlantic, Freetown is a city unlike any other, with bustling streets, colorful markets and wide sandy beaches just a quick drive from the city centre. The Sierra Leonean capital is less than a 6-hours flight from many European cities
It is no secret that Sierra Leone is paradise for adventure lovers. From wonderful beaches to impenetrable rainforests, soaring mountains to windswept islands, the country truly has plenty to offer to outdoor enthusiasts – including lots of hiking opportunities. The best time to hike in Sierra Leone is definitely the dry season, running from October
20 years after the end of the civil war and a major Ebola epidemic, Sierra Leone is working hard to up its tourist game. Sierra Leone today is a very peaceful nation, with incredibly welcoming locals (bonus point as they all speak English, which makes it very easy to communicate!) and lots to see and
