Wetter in Banjul
Mi. 15.01.2025
04:31
19
klarer Himmel
Mi. 15.01.2025
06:00
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wenige Schleierwolken
Mi. 15.01.2025
12:00
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bewölkt mit Aufhellungen
Mi. 15.01.2025
18:00
22
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Do. 16.01.2025
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Do. 16.01.2025
06:00
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Do. 16.01.2025
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Do. 16.01.2025
18:00
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Fr. 17.01.2025
00:00
22
bewölkt mit Aufhellungen
Hafenkarte: Banjul
Kreuzfahrtschiffe in Banjul
Übersicht der zu erwarteten Schiffe in Banjul mit Ankunft und Abfahrtszeiten (gemäß Fahrplan unter Vorbehalt). Wir aktualisieren unsere Fahrpläne und Routen täglich.
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Azamara Quest | Fr. | 07.03.2025 | 08:00 | 20:00 | |
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Silver Dawn | Do. | 27.03.2025 | 08:00 | 19:00 | |
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MS Amadea | Di. | 22.04.2025 | 08:00 | 20:00 | |
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MS Artania | Do. | 29.05.2025 | 09:00 | 20:00 | |
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MS Amera | Di. | 02.12.2025 | 08:00 | ||
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MS Amera | Mi. | 03.12.2025 | 20:00 | ||
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MS Amera | Do. | 31.12.2026 | 07:00 | 18:00 | |
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Silver Dawn | Mi. | 28.04.2027 | 08:00 | 19:00 | |
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Silver Dawn | Do. | 29.04.2027 | 08:00 | 19:00 | |
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MS Artania | Fr. | 30.04.2027 | 08:00 | 20:00 |
Landausflüge in Banjul
Ausflüge mit Phoenix Reisen
"Roots" per Bus und Boot
125€
ca. 9,5h mit Essen
ca. 9,5 Std. mit Essen
An Bord einer einfachen, örtlichen Fähre passieren Sie die "Hundeinsel", bevor Sie in Albreda an Land gehen. Albreda war zur Zeit der Sklaverei ein französischer Handelsposten. Sie besuchen das Sklaverei-Museum. Weiter geht es nach Juffureh, ein aus Wellblechhütten erbautes Dorf, das durch die Verfilmung des Romans Roots (" Wurzeln") von Alex Haley bekannt geworden ist. Anschließend fahren Sie zur Sklaveninsel Kunta Kinteh, die in die Liste des UNESCO-Kulturerbes aufgenommen wurde und an den westafrikanischen Sklavenhandel erinnert. Nach einem Rundgang Rückfahrt mit der örtlichen Fähre nach Banjul. Mittagessen unterwegs in einem Restaurant.
Bitte beachten: Für Gäste mit eingeschränkter Beweglichkeit nicht geeignet. Begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl.
Vorbehaltlich Änderungen Programm/Preis (Stand: August 2024)
Banjul
59€
ca. 4,5h
ca. 4,5 Std.
Zunächst fahren Sie in das Fischerdorf Bakau und sehen im geschäftigen Hafen, wie der Tagesfang entladen und von den Marktfrauen für den Verkauf vorbereitet wird. Weiterfahrt nach Serekunda, größte Stadt des Landes. Auf einem Markt sehen Sie die Kunst des Batikens, die anschaulich demonstriert wird, und erfahren Wissenswertes über die Färbetechnik. Zurück in Banjul, der Hauptstadt Gambias, besuchen Sie das Nationalmuseum und erhalten Einblicke in Kultur und Tradition, Bräuche und die Geschichte des Landes. Anschließend fahren Sie zum 35 m hohen Triumphbogen "Arch 22". Das Wahrzeichen Gambias wurde im Gedenken an den Militärputsch vom 22.07.1994 errichtet. Von oben bietet sich ein Panoramablick über die quirlige Stadt. Nach einem Bummel über den St. Albert Markt mit seinem breitgefächerten Angebot an Kleidung, Kunsthandwerk, Lebensmitteln und typisch afrikanischen Souvenirs fahren Sie zurück zum Schiff.
Bitte beachten : Für Gäste mit eingeschränkter Beweglichkeit nicht geeignet. Begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl.
Vorbehaltlich Änderungen Programm/Preis (Stand: August 2024)
Bootsfahrt entlang der Mangroven
99€
ca. 8h mit Essen
ca. 8 Std. mit Essen
Der Ausflug startet am Hafen von Banjul in lokalen ca. 18 m langen Pirogen, mit denen Sie gemütlich flussaufwärts durch die Mangroven und Seitenarme des Gambia-Flusses fahren. Sie passieren reizvolle Landschaften und beobachten die reiche Flora und Fauna. Sie kehren zum Mittagessen ein und haben anschließend die Möglichkeit zum Schwimmen oder Sonnenbaden. Nach einem Nachmittagstee Rückfahrt zum Schiff, mit kurzer Pause am Saint Albert Markt.
Bitte beachten: Für Gäste mit eingeschränkter Beweglichkeit nicht geeignet. Begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl. Badesachen/Sonnenschutz nicht vergessen. Badesachen unter der Bekleidung tragen.
Vorbehaltlich Änderungen Programm/Preis (Stand: August 2024)
Makasutu
99€
ca. 8h mit Essen
ca. 8 Std. mit Essen
Über Serekunda, Lamin und Brikama gelangen Sie in den Makasutu-Palmenwald, der sich entlang eines Seitenarmes des Gambia-Flusses erstreckt. Die unterschiedlichen Ökosysteme der Region sind Heimat seltener Vogel- und anderer Tierarten. Neben der Gelegenheit zu geführten Waldspaziergängen, Tierbeobachtungen oder der Fahrt mit einem Einbaum bietet Makasutu einen Einblick in das Leben der "Buschleute". Fischerei, Austernsammeln in den Mangroven, Töpferei oder Schnitzkunst bestimmen den Alltag. Afrikanisches Mittagessen zwischendurch mit Folkloredarbietung.
Bitte beachten: Für Gäste mit eingeschränkter Beweglichkeit/Rückenleiden nicht geeignet. Begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl. Die Durchführung erfolgt in Minibussen. Ein Ausflug nur für sportliche Gäste.
Vorbehaltlich Änderungen Programm/Preis (Stand: August 2024)
Rundfahrt im Geländewagen
109€
ca. 8,5h mit Essen
ca. 8,5 Std. mit Essen
In umgerüsteten einfachen Mehrpersonen-Armee-Geländewagen (ca. 22 Plätze pro Wagen) erkunden Sie den Süden Gambias. Zunächst fahren Sie in das Dorf Sukuta und besuchen den täglichen Fisch- und Gemüsemarkt. Weiterfahrt nach Yuna zu "Onkel Johns Palmwein-Zapferei", wo Sie sehen, wie aus gezapftem Palmsaft der hochprozentige "Zum Zum" hergestellt wird, dessen Alkoholgehalt bis zu 38% beträgt. Sie haben Gelegenheit, diesen "Dschungelsaft" zu verkosten, bevor Sie durch Buschland und an Dörfern vorbei nach Sanyang fahren und der Dorfschule einen Besuch abstatten. Nach dem Mittagessen in einer typischen Strandhütte fahren Sie zum Tanje Dorfmuseum mit Exponaten zu Naturgeschichte und kulturellen Traditionen Gambias. Nach dem Besuch des Fischerdorfes Tanje fahren Sie zurück zum Schiff.
Bitte beachten: Für Gäste mit Rückenleiden oder eingeschränkter Beweglichkeit nicht geeignet. Begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl. Nur für sportliche Gäste zu empfehlen. Die einfachen Fahrzeuge sind nicht klimatisiert und die Straßen und Wege größtenteils uneben.
Vorbehaltlich Änderungen Programm/Preis (Stand: August 2024)
Strandtransfer
49€
ca. 4,5h
ca. 4,5 Std.
Etwa 30-minütiger Bustransfer zum 16 km entfernten Strand in Kotu. Genießen Sie den Aufenthalt am Strand oder am Swimmingpool eines Hotels. Rückfahrt zum Schiff.
Bitte beachten: Begrenzte Teilnehmerzahl. Sonnenschirme und Sonnenliegen begrenzt vorhanden (gegen Gebühr). Badesachen, Sonnenschutz und Handtuch nicht vergessen.
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Ausflüge mit Silversea Cruises
Banjul & Serrakunda
Classic - Included Excursion
Dauer: 4.0 Stunden
Code: BJL-G
Banjul National Museum
Depart the pier by motorcoach and drive to and visit the Banjul National Museum. The Museum and contributions made by Gambians to the arts, religion, politics, sports and technology shown in photos, and archaeological finds describing the African people and their colonial period. It houses three floors of exhibits. The ground floor displays the political and cultural history of the nation's capital Banjul. On the basement level you can learn about the musical heritage of the Gambia and see what instruments are popular throughout the country. On the second floor, you can learn about the archeological history of West Africa and the Gambia. The same floor also details the national colonial and post-independence political and economic history
Arch 22 Photo stop
Make a brief stop to photograph Arch 22 (built in 1996), commemorating the 22 July 1994 bloodless military coup. Arch 22 is a commemorative arch on the road into Banjul. It was built in 1996 to mark the military coup through which Yahya Jammeh and his Armed Forces Provisional Ruling Council overthrew the democratically elected Gambian government. A statue of the "unknown soldier" can be seen near the base of the arch: the soldier has a rifle strapped to his back and carries a baby in one hand whilst signaling victory with the other. Arch 22 is also depicted on the back of the 100-dalasis banknote.
Kachikally Crocodile Pool
Then drive to Bakau Katchikally and visit the Crocodile Pool. It is one of three sacred crocodile pools used as sites for fertility rituals. It is a privately owned crocodile pool belonging to the Bojang family of Bakau, one of the founding families and major land owners of the city. The exact number of crocodiles is not known but it is estimated that there are approximately 80.
Serrekunda - Batik Factory
Continue on to Serrekunda (meaning the home of the Sere Family), made up of 9 small villages that have merged over the years, this being the largest town in Gambia today. Visit the tie dye batik factory and see the full process from design to the waxing, and boiling of the fabrics. It supplies many of the local ships.
Saint Albert Market
Return to town and make a stop at the Saint Albert Market to browse through this colourful market and catch a glimpse of both household items and souvenirs on offer. Bargaining is expected! Look for batiks, handicrafts, T-shirts, hats. It is named after Albert, Prince Consort, husband of Queen Victoria, who controlled Gambia during colonial times. Afterwards, return to the ship.
Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking of approximately 0.5-1km or 0.3-0.6 miles and 16 steps to negotiate. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight comfortable clothing, and flat, closed-toe walking shoes are recommended. Lightweight comfortable clothing, and flat, closed-toe walking shoes are recommended. Please bring with you a hat, sun protection, sun glasses and mosquitoes repellent. No short shorts to be worn at the Market. Guests are advised to ask for permission to take photos of locals. It is not permitted to take photographs of any Military or Government buildings.
Gambia Home Cooking Experience
Classic - Selected Excursion
Dauer: 7.0 Stunden
Code: BJL-J
On this half day Gambian home cooking experience tour, enjoy the unique opportunity to spend the day in true Gambian style and learn how to cook a typical Gambian meal.
Brusubi Town and Traditional Clothing
From the port, drive to Brusubi town which is about 45 minutes from the port to the location of our Cooking experience. On arrival, dress in local Gambian clothing in preparation for our visit to the local Tanji Fishing Market to buy ingredients for the meal. Together with the Chef, browse the market and buy a variety of fresh vegetables and freshly caught fish, this being the same market the locals purchase all their produce and fish.
Cooking experience
Once back from the market, under the direction of Ida cooking school, it is time to start preparing and cooking your home cooked Gambian meal. During the cooking process, which takes some time to bring out the local flavors, enjoy time talking and learning and playing some fun local Gambian games.
Enjoy the meal together and then relax and sip on traditional tea, which will be served with fresh fruit while you relax and share stories with Ida and exchange cultural and cuisine ideas. Return to Banjul and to the cruise pier midafternoon.
Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking approximately 1km-1.5km or 0.6-0.9 and a few steps to negotiate. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight comfortable clothing, and flat, closed-toe walking shoes are recommended. Guests are advised to ask for permission to take photos of locals. It is not permitted to take photographs of any Military or Government buildings.
Kayaking Adventure
Classic - Selected Excursion
Dauer: 5.0 Stunden
Code: BJL-F
Travel by coach for one hour from the cruise pier in Banjul to the Tanje River. Tanji, a small fishing town in Gambia has a population of approx. 15,000 residents. The town has been growing dramatically due to rural and urban migration.
There will be a safety briefing prior to boarding the kayaks and/or canoes. After the briefing, board a kayak or a canoe and start paddling through the mangroves along the Tanje creeks. This very scenic route will enable you to take in some great bird life and time to enjoy cruising on the river. Midway through the cruise/paddle, make a stop on a sand bank and enjoy tea/coffee and a sandwich. Then board kayak and canoes again and start cruising back to Tanje. Board transport for the drive back to Banjul and the cruise pier.
Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of activity, and is recommended for guests in good physical condition. This tour includes 2 hours of canoe/kayak paddling. It is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilize a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear a swimsuit under a cover-up, and bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses and a towel from the ship. Guests should not photograph any military or government sites as this is strictly forbidden.
Makasutu Forest
Classic - Optional Excursion
Dauer: 7.0 Stunden
Code: BJL-H
Makasutu Cultural Forest is a 1,000-acre (405 hectare) private reserve located within a palm forest on a river called the Mandina Bolong. Adapted from a local Mandinka word meaning "holy and sacred deep forest", Makasutu is an eco-park that offers a unique look at The Gambia.
Makasutu Cultural Forest
Departing from the pier, a drive of approximately one hour brings you to the Base Camp. After sipping a refreshing tea or coffee on arrival, listen as the guide explains how they study, track and observe the local wildlife, which includes a vast array of bird life, monitor lizards and migrating baboons that make the forest their home for a number of months out of the year.
Canoe and Bush Walk
Next, climb into your locally crafted, fibre boat for a 30-minute journey down the Madina Bolong. The banks of the river are lined with mangroves, home to giant herons and king fishers. You may see local fishermen at work and women collecting oysters. Afterwards, walk through the park with your guide who provides an orientation on the history of the area. Monkeys, birds and deer can be spotted on these walks.
Local Lunch and Cultural Dance
Drive back to base camp where a lunch of traditional Gambian fare is served. Lunch is followed by a rhythmic cultural dance by local tribal people.
Before beginning the journey back to the ship, make your way to the craft area observe locals at work - perhaps they will be making pottery, carving wooden pieces or just dancing and drumming. Some may even let you try your hand at their craft.
Return to ship.
Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking and activity of approximately 3-4 Km or 1.8-2.4 miles on uneven surfaces with 40 steps to negotiate. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Lightweight comfortable clothing, and flat, closed-toe walking shoes are recommended. Guests must be able to manoeuvre in and out of fibre boats. Please bring with you a hat, sun protection, sun glasses and mosquitoes repellent. Guests are advised to ask for permission to take photos of locals. It is not permitted to take photographs of any Military or Government buildings. Although the wildlife mentioned is frequently spotted on this excursion, their cooperation cannot be guaranteed.
Southern Gambia by 4X4 Safari Truck
Classic - Optional Excursion
Dauer: 8.0 Stunden
Code: BJL-D
Sukuta Village
This tour will take you off the Beaten Path to Southern Gambia! Drive in Monster Trucks to the first village founded in the South of the Country, Sukuta Village. Here you will experience a real taste of Africa with a visit to the local fish, fruit and vegetable market in Sukuta Village. You will be able to witness the local people doing their daily selling and shopping. Markets are open each day and people in Gambia always buy fresh produce and food stuffs on a daily basis. This is mostly due to the fact that most local folks cannot afford fridges and/or live in very rural areas where there is no power.
Yuna Village and Uncle John's local Palm Wine tappers
After visit the market, drive on to Yuna Village and Uncle John's local Palm Wine tappers. There will also be an opportunity to taste the Palm Wine (Jungle Juice or locally known as Zum Zum!), a very unique and strong Gambian beverage.
Samyang Village, Paradise Beach and Lunch
Depart Uncle John's and drive to Samyang Village and to Paradise Beach for a lunch stop with a lovely Atlantic Ocean breeze flowing. Buffet lunch served on the beach under Gambian tour huts and then time to relax on the beach or take a quick dip in the ocean before continuing on with the South Gambia tour in 4x4 Monster trucks.
Tanji Museum and Tanje Fishing Village,
After lunch drive on to Tanji Museum, which showcases the natural history and traditional culture of The Gambia, Gambians, local inhabitants and school groups. Discover more about the country, its different tribes and also the wildlife found in the area. Interact with local artists and visit their workshops within the museum to observe the artistic process. The last stop is the Tanje Fishing Village, which boasts impressive scenery and a chance to see the locals fresh fish catch at end of the day…Return to Banjul and the ship at days end.
Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of off-road driving and a moderate amount of walking of 1.5 km or 0.9 miles, at times over bumpy and uneven natural surfaces and inclines, with several steps to negotiate to get on/off the 4X4 vehicle. The ride may be rough at times, and guests will experience bumpy, jerking motions. Walking at Paradise Beach and the Tanje Fishing Village is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear a swimsuit under a cover-up with flat, closed-toe walking or beach shoes, and bring sun protection, insect repellent, a towel and change of clothing from the ship. Although frequently encountered on this type of tour, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. The tour sequence may vary.