The best time to visit Gunjur is during the dry season from November to May when the weather is pleasant, and there are many local events.

Yes, Tanji Bird Reserve is nearby and offers excellent opportunities for birdwatching and experiencing local wildlife.

Absolutely! Gunjur's beaches are less crowded, making it perfect for a relaxing beach getaway.

Yes, you can explore local markets, traditional music, and craftsmanship, providing a genuine insight into Gambian culture.

Public transport is available, with minibuses and taxis being popular means to travel around the city and to nearby areas.

Yes, several local guides offer tours that focus on both natural and cultural attractions in and around Gunjur.

There are eco-lodges and small resorts available, particularly along the coast, offering comfortable accommodations.

While English is widely spoken, local languages such as Mandinka and Wolof are also commonly used.

Yes, many tourists participate in conservation and community projects, such as turtle protection efforts.

Gunjur is generally safe for tourists. As with any destination, it's advisable to remain aware of your surroundings and keep valuables secure.