If the Czech adventurer wants to go there, he must buy the plain ticket that costs around 78000 CZK and he will fly from Prague across Frankfurt and Brussels or from Prague across Paris and Dakar. In the Czech Republic there is only one travel agency – Fischer - that makes the tours to the Gambia. This agency flies there from November to April but only in the Atlantic Coast Resorts, where offers five hotels and they cost from 25000 CZK to 50000 CZK.
Travellers have to have a enough money for food and accommodation, they need minimally US$12 per day. They can change the money at the banks and exchange offices. Tipping is for foreigners standard in this poor part of Africa. A tip is around 10%. They can try to eat in local simple eating houses called “chop shop” or “afra”, where they can order plates of rice and sauce, grilled or roast meats mixed with onions and spices. They can drink the national beer called “Julbrew”.
When the tourists are bellyful of the sights in Banjul they can visit Abuko Nature Reserve or Balaba Nature Camp, where they learn the cultural skills from the local people and live in real African style. The next entertaining points are the Katchikali Crocodile Pool, which was discovered hundreds years ago by the natives and it is a home of more than 100 crocodiles, and the famous West African stone circles. They were used as a burial place, which is more than 1 200 years old. If the tourists are lovers of the nature they can try the bird watching in the Bird Safari Camp, where live more than 540 different species of bird, butterflies or dragonflies, and if they are suspiciously sport fans, they must see the Gambia’s national sport – wrestling – that is similar to Greco-Roman wrestling. As long as the tourists want especially swimming, they must move from Banjul to the Atlantic Coast Resorts – the heart of the Gambia’s tourist industry. In this area they can visit the botanical garden, but here they enjoy above all the holiday with swimming and sunbathing.