Kiang West National Park is a remarkable protected area in southwestern Gambia, offering visitors a unique glimpse into the country's rich biodiversity and ecological landscape.
Located in the lower Gambia River region, this national park covers approximately 11,000 hectares of diverse ecosystems including savanna, woodland, and mangrove forests. The park serves as a critical habitat for numerous endangered species, including African manatees, hyenas, monkeys, and a wide variety of bird species. Its remote location and limited human intervention make it an exceptional destination for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers seeking an authentic African wilderness experience.
Best Time: November to February (dry season)
Time Needed: Full day
Entrance: Moderate park entry fee