Lamin Lodge, located 20 km south of Banjul, serves traditional Gambian dishes like grilled fish for around GMD 350. Built on stilts over mangroves since 1998, the lodge provides dining amid tidal waters that can rise up to 1.5 meters during the rainy season from June to October.

Published: 3/2/2026
Last Published: 3/2/2026
Updated: 6/2/2026
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Lamin Lodge: Dining on Stilts in the Mangroves - Visit Gambia

Lamin Lodge: Dining on Stilts in the Mangroves

Lamin Lodge, located 20 km south of Banjul, serves traditional Gambian dishes like grilled fish for around GMD 350. Built on stilts over mangroves since 1998, the lodge provides dining amid tidal waters that can rise up to 1.5 meters during the rainy season from June to October.

Marcus Cent
Updated Jun 2, 2026
5 min read
Marcus Cent

Marcus Cent

Marcus Cent edits VisitGambia.com's guides with 25+ years in travel publishing behind him, drawn to what sets the country apart from bigger West African destinations: River Gambia boat trips built around birdwatching, the history at Kunta Kinteh Island, and the stretch of coast that earned the country its 'Smiling Coast' nickname.

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