Beaches & Coast — The Gambia Travel Guides | VisitGambia.com
Beach guides, water activities, and coastal towns along the Atlantic
Mar 2, 2026
Kotu Beach, located 12 km east of Banjul, is one of The Gambia’s longest sandy beaches, stretching over 3 km along the Atlantic coast. Average daily temperatures reach 30°C from November to May, with local beachfront restaurants charging around 500 GMD for grilled fish dishes.
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Mar 2, 2026
Kotu Beach lies 12 km east of Banjul, with average water temperatures around 27°C from November to March. Entrance to nearby Kotu Market costs 50 GMD, and the beach is a prime spot for birdwatching, hosting over 250 bird species recorded in the Abuko Nature Reserve 5 km inland.
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Mar 2, 2026
Paradise Beach in Sanyang lies about 60 km south of Banjul along the Atlantic coast, where average daily temperatures reach 28°C. Local vendors charge approximately 150 Gambian Dalasi for fresh seafood dishes, making it an accessible spot for visitors seeking a quiet shoreline outside the capital.
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Mar 2, 2026
Cape Point Beach in Bakau lies 12 km northwest of Banjul, with calm waters ideal for swimming year-round at average temperatures of 27°C. Local fishermen sell fresh catch for around 500 GMD per kilogram, reflecting the community’s traditional coastal lifestyle.
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