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Sierra Leone is slowly making its mark on the travel map, boasting beautiful beaches, chimpanzee sanctuaries and some of Africa's most beguiling scenery
Sierra Leone may have a few scars but it’s certainly not war-torn anymore. In Sierra Leone, wildlife fans can track monkeys, buffalo and rare pygmy hippos while romantic souls can stroll along empty, star-lit beaches.
Foodies will love Sierra Leone’s super-fresh seafood and haggling for local produce in the markets. With some of the best beaches in Africa, beautiful rugged scenery and a tropical climate, Sierra Leone won’t stay off the tourist map for long. Savvy travellers are heading there now.
Sierra Leoneans tend to be warm and friendly. Greetings are important so be sure to smile, shake hands and ask after anyone you meet.
Sierra Leoneans often associate white-skinned visitors with international NGOs and UN agencies. Don’t be surprised if you get asked financial help.
23rd June 2011 Inspire Me
Wanderlust blogger and avid traveller Alastair Humphreys shares his top ten places to visit in Africa
1st July 2010 Destinations
Sierra Leone's dazzling beaches, chattering chimps and funky, ramshackle capital lend this hard-edged chunk of West Africa real sparkle
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