Guinea-Bissau Travel Blogs

From Casamance we crossed a layed back border into Guinea-Bissau. Here the army is out of sight. Gone are the intimidating parades of "protection" and survelance from Casamance.  The tropical forest has become more dense; tall palm trees, swamps and mangotrees all compete for the space, trying…

Week 5 – 2008 T.I.A. outreach team After packing our bags and cleaning our rooms, we sat down to share a meal together. Soon we would be parting ways if only for a short time. Matt and Makayla joined Roy in the big green lorry and set out for a thirty-one hour journey to Gabu, Guinea-Bissau.…

Gap year adventures!

Guinea-Bissau has some of the most incredible, empty beaches I have ever seen.  I biked down one of the palm-fringed beaches for two hours and never saw another person.  I didn't have much time so I was only able to take the ferry to a couple of the islands in the Arquipelago dos Bij…

Week 6 & 7 – 2008 T.I.A. outreach team Saturday, February 8th representatives from the Guinea-Bissau customs office arrived just before noon. Roy broke the seal on the lock and we began unloading the truck. Several people who live and work on the YWAM base volunteered to help. Roy brough…

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...  jusqu'en Guinée-Bissau.  Bon, c'est discutable, mais je l'ajoute tout de même à ma liste.  Avec la marche sous un soleil de plomb que je me suis tapé pour en arriver là, je crois que je le mérite.