We have plenty of time to explore Freetown before our evening flight home. We visit Leicester Peak and then experience the lively city with its street food, markets, shops and traffic. We then head to a sandy beach to watch the locals catch fish with nets hundreds of metres long. After a quick lunch at…
We have plenty of time to explore Freetown before our evening flight home. We visit Leicester Peak and then experience the lively city with its street food, markets, shops and traffic. We then head to a sandy beach to watch the locals catch fish with nets hundreds of metres long. After a quick lunch at one of the many beach restaurants, we take the express ferry to Lungi International Airport, which marks the end of our interesting journey to Sierra Leone and its highest peak, Loma Mansa.
Many people, including the press, welcomed the first airplane to land at the new terminal (left) The plane made a few turns before landing (right)
Fish and chips (left) And a pile of leones to pay for it (right)
There are not many cars on the roads and there is a tall motorway near Freetown
Birds of prey that have adapted to fishing with humans
Ferry to airport