Gambia Bird Watching Holidays: Bird Watching Tours, Trips & Safaris in Gambia & Senegal

Bird Watching in Gambia

Arch Tours are Gambian owned and internationally respected eco friendly and ethical ground tour operators offering bird watching tours, bush and beach bird safaris, bird spotting trips and ornithological excursions in The Gambia, Senegal and the surrounding West African region.

We offer an exciting alternative to the standard Gambia holiday hotel and beach package. Imagine creating a bird watching expedition to West Africa that matches your specific requirements

At Arch Tours, we can make even the most passionate and adventurous bird watcher's dreams come true

Gambia Bird Watching Tours & Trips with Arch Tours

For the casual birdwatcher we offer the Early Birds & Breakfast Tour: 06:15 - 14.00 hrs

This bird watching tour starts before dawn at your hotel and after a 30 minute drive we arrive at Lamin Lodge, an Eco Lodge built right on the mouth of the Gambia River. Witness the dawn chorus Gambia style and enjoy a 3 hour cruise spotting the many species of birds that can be found around the tributaries of the Gambia River.

We stop for breakfast after the boat trip and then continue on foot with a bird spotting walk around the wet lands and rice fields around the Lamin area.

Then we drive slowly back to your hotel spotting the different species along the way.

Gambia Bird Watching Camps & Safaris with Arch Tours

For the more serious bird watcher we offer 3 different 2 day trips.to

• Tendaba Camp
  
• Tumani Tenda Camp
  
• George Town

Arch Tours continued success in the West African bird watching holiday sector is built on our close relationships with the local community, local schools, local villages and the owners or operators of local tourist attractions, hotels and resorts in the Gambia and Senegal.

Our reputation with visiting bird watching tour operators is unsurpassed and we have instigated a programe of 'eco tour operator best practice' which is mirrored and respected throughout The Gambia.

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