Brufut

The Brufut resort and village (also known as Burfut or Burufut) is located between the Atlantic Ocean and the coastal forest in the Kombo South District of The Gambia's West Coast Region, and is 23 kilometers south of Banjul and 7 kilometers south of Kololi. The original settlement is located about 1.5 kilometers east of the Kombo Coastal Road and has expanded westward to encompass the Brufut Heights holiday resort and the Brufut Gardens residential neighborhood. Ghana Town, which was created by Ghanaian fishermen many years ago, is another adjacent area.

The Brufut beach area is quite large and has lovely golden sands. To get to the beach, you'll have to descend the rust-colored cliffs, which are scattered with trees and vegetation, on very steep trails. African pirogues parked on the sand, waiting for the tide to shift, women separating fish, and fisherman repairing their nets can all be seen along the palm-fringed shoreline. Away from these spots, the beaches are nearly desolate, save for a few youngsters playing or the occasional villager looking for a quick getaway. These areas of the strand are ideal for water sports, cycling, and sunbathing.

Location: Kombo South District, Gambia