Frequently Asked Questions

You need at minimum an A2 or A motorcycle licence.

Some riding experience is required, but you don't need to be an expert. The red dirt tracks demand basic skills. Not sure? Let's have an honest conversation.

The Yamaha Ténéré XT660Z and accommodation are included. Frank is your on-the-ground contact and guide. Flights, meals and activities are not included in the trip price.

Gambia's dry season runs from November to May. No rain, trails in top condition, wildlife easily spotted near the water. All our expeditions take place during this period.

We work with a maximum of 6 riders per expedition. This keeps the experience intimate, flexible and personal.

Yes: we pick you up free of charge from Banjul International Airport and take you to the Home Base in Brufut. Upon arrival you'll get a local SIM card so you stay reachable throughout your trip and have direct contact with your point person on the ground.

No, you book flights yourself. We advise on the best connections to Banjul International Airport. Direct flights from Amsterdam and Brussels run October through March.

The bike is there. We'll send you a full packing list after booking. Travel light is key.

We always ride with a fully equipped first aid kit. For serious incidents, medical care is available in Gambia. We strongly recommend travel insurance that includes repatriation.

If you cancel more than 60 days before departure, we retain 30% of the trip price. After that the fees increase: 50% at 60–42 days, 75% at 42–28 days, and 100% within 21 days of departure or for no-shows. See our terms and conditions for the full schedule.

Most EU citizens can enter Gambia visa-free for stays up to 90 days. Senegal has similar arrangements. Always check current requirements before departure.