Town in Western Division, The Gambia
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Gunjur is a town at the Atlantic Ocean in the Gambia.
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Visit the lively fisherman's village with the brightly painted fishing boats (pirogues) and its fisheries plant.
Explore the seemingly endless pristine beach of Gunjur. Take the sandy road at the bus stop.
In the evening you can buy Tapalapa, the Gambian baquette, with eggs or beans around the market at food stands.
8 rooms, restaurant, bar, swimming pool and a campsite.
Come early to get fresh vegetables and fruits.
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