Bus Journey from the Senegambia Strip, Kololi to Gambega: The Gambia - 1st March 2010

Bus journey beginning on the Senegambia Strip in Kololi, then travelling Northbound along the Bertil Harding Highway, through Kotu, across Kairaba Avenue at Traffic Lights, past the Independence Stadium, past the University of the Gambia and the Gambia Radio and Television studios into Gambega. The journey includes narration about The Gambia, including the background to the country's tourism development.

[@laminfatty6622]

This man has Golden voice

[@Elllah]

I actually got really excited seeing the way to go to my house haha, now I'm in Belgium during the raining season, I miss the smiling coast a lot.

[@bocjagne2878]

I love this video so much that I didn't want it to end. Thanks for uploading!

[@mrkoolkdoingitanewway5740]

Thank for the history and the view

[@mdnmouhamed9678]

Gambia nice country

[@servantofallah73]

Thanks for the upload mate...miss home so much.

[@Kalydosos]

Very good quality!!!

[@lindakrubally4658]

Wow so much cleaner when this video taken & few cars 😁

[@frankinfife]

Nice stuart i see that the road's are better than our's : )

[@lindakrubally4658]

Anyone have footage fromSenegambia to turntable when it was all trees 1995 ??

[@stuartmoss]

Erm no....Gambega is a place in The Gambia.

[@stuartmoss]

@frankinfife Funnily enough, I made the same comment!

[@janko5234]

To be precise, its the local brewery!

[@stuartmoss]

@servantofallah73 It's a great country!

[@yankiefrenz1367]

Gambia 14 years ago looks better than it is in 2024😢

[@stuartmoss]

I hope that the traffic lights are still working!

[@yankiefrenz1367]

@@stuartmossnope they all stopped working years ago

[@stuartmoss]

Oh that’s sad :(

[@sandiwil]

They only have two though !

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

i cannot understand him ?is Gambia and THE Gambia the same place? if so...why is it locally called THE Gambia but internationally known as Gambia?

[@stuartmoss]

@tylerdurden4495 You'll need a guide of sorts, we used a local chap, just make sure that you have a specific arrangement and that you don't get landed with him 24/7! Gambians are a very friendly bunch, but I wouldn't advise Banjul without a guide.

[@galan98]

@19bootsy68 Believe me, you don't have to be white to get the bumster treatment, especially around Kololi and the Senegambia. You may not get the "sucking" part, but you get everything else, which I experienced firsthand and more than once. You learn to give a polite nod and no more acknowledgement thereafter. The dust and sand are a challenge in the dry season, but I think I'd still take that over the wet.

[@destinyschild.9103]

Your enemies can never be your friends.

[@dionnedunsmore9996]

whats the crime rate like?

[@MrDerDef]

Gambia is a great place but local people are way too invasive...it is almost impossible to take a walk on the beach without being assaulted by people asking for money, promoting restaurants or trying to sell stuff

[@bubacarjagne4828]

Same in Europe too! I get assaulted by some people in the city centres sometimes asking for money or trying to sell some stuff or bombarding me with promotions of all kinds so don't be so unfair when it comes to gambia because it's prevalent everywhere you go in the world.

[@laminbadjie5210]

The coach is talking nonsense better do your homework. That's is a poor coaching and you don't need to mention certain things. Poor story telling. Fool😂😂

[@bocjagne2878]

Lamin Badjie I disagree with you there! Remember he's addressing people who know very little or in some cases know nothing about Gambia and I've learnt a few things from him about Gambia that I never knew before so he's not a fool at all because he seems to know what he's talking about.