Bureh Beach

Do you enjoy surfing? Then take notice of Bureh Beach, which is roughly an hour's drive from the city and is located on the southern end of the Freetown Peninsula. It is claimed to be Sierra Leone's best surf beach, with consistent winds generating large seas.

Bai Bureh, a pro-independence leader who led the Hut Tax War against British invaders in 1898, is honored at Bureh Beach. Bureh Beach Surf Club, formed by an Irishman who engages with the local community, can provide all of your surfing information. There are also several eateries offering locally caught seafood if you feel hungry.

The Bureh Beach, which is around two hours from Freetown [at least by ponderous overland vehicle], exudes leisure. The majority tented on the sand, but a few pansies remained at a neighboring hotel and ate breakfast and supper there. The sand is fantastic. The majority of the swimming area is made up of sand.

You may travel very far out because it is not a deep bay. The bay's arc is picture-perfect. Volleyball is a possibility. There were numerous additional eateries and cabanas. That day, the seafood was fresh. From there, visitors went on an excursion to neighboring Banana Island. There were a lot of people looking for trinkets. Overall, it's a great place to replenish your batteries.

• Location: Freetown