Die lächelnde Küste — kleines Land, großes Herz
Hauptstadt
Banjul
Sprache
English, Mandinka +
Währung
Gambian Dalasi (GMD)
Beste Reisezeit
November–May (dry season)
Sicherheit
Erhöhte Vorsicht
laut aktuellen Reisewarnungen
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Geringe Abweichung – die 3 Regierungsquellen zu diesem Reiseziel stimmen weitgehend überein.
Aktualisiert 30. August 2026
Reisehinweise für alle Länder vergleichen
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Zuletzt überprüft: 25. August 2026
Quellen: Reisehinweise staatlicher Behörden und Gesundheitsbehörden · So prüfen wir
Visa-free for many nationalities including UK, US, and most EU citizens for 90 days.
Visa-free for many nationalities including UK, US, and most EU citizens for 90 days.
No visa needed for most. Present passport at immigration.
Instant on arrival.
Free for most nationalities.
Visa-Anforderungen variieren je nach Nationalität und ändern sich häufig. Überprüfe dies bei der Botschaft deines Landes oder der offiziellen Einwanderungsbehörde des Ziels vor der Reise.
Tourist areas (Atlantic coast resorts) are safe. Banjul has petty crime. Beach 'bumsters' (unofficial guides) can be persistent but are generally harmless.
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Tourist areas (Atlantic coast resorts) are safe. Banjul has petty crime. Beach 'bumsters' (unofficial guides) can be persistent but are generally harmless.
Do not drink tap water.
Bumsters are persistent but not dangerous — a firm 'no' works. Avoid isolated beaches at night.
Tip 10% at restaurants. Small tips for hotel staff and drivers.
Casual. Modest outside resort areas. Gambians dress well for occasions.
Muslim majority (90%). Tolerant and peaceful. Respect prayer times. Modest dress appreciated in towns.