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What to visit in Banjul
- Albert Market – The bustling heart of the city, full of colours and local culture.
- Arch 22 – A national monument offering panoramic views of the city.
- Kololi and Kotu beaches – Ideal for family days by the ocean.
- The Gambia National Museum – A journey through Gambian history and culture.
1. What flights go to Banjul?
The direct Neos flight from Rome to Banjul is ideal for travellers visiting family and friends or staying for long periods. Additional connecting flights from other European cities are also available.
2. Are flights to Banjul suitable for family & friends travel?
Yes, the Neos direct flight from Rome is perfect for travellers with children, extra baggage or flexible travel plans. It is widely used by Gambian communities in Italy.
3. How far is Banjul Airport from the city centre?
Banjul International Airport (Yundum) is about 25 minutes from the capital and from the main coastal areas such as Kololi and Kotu, easily reachable after landing on the Neos flight from Rome.
4. How do you get around Banjul when visiting relatives and friends?
Taxis, minibuses, private cars and bookable transfers are the most common options. Transport is flexible and frequent, making it easy to reach relatives in both urban and village areas.
5. What can you visit in Banjul during a family & friends stay?
Beyond spending time with family, visitors can explore Albert Market, Arch 22, the National Museum and the beaches of Kololi and Kotu—great for families and children.
6. Where can you eat in Banjul after your flight?
The city offers traditional restaurants, beachfront stalls and small local eateries serving authentic home-style dishes—perfect right after arriving on the direct Neos flight from Rome.
