Sierra Leone Small Group Tours

This trip keeps things personal with groups of just 2-15 people, so you'll get to know your fellow travelers while moving through Sierra Leone's most important historical sites. The small size means you can really connect with the history at Bunce Island's slave fort, where around 50,000 people were shipped to Gullah communities, and you'll spend a night at Rogbonko Village Retreat living alongside locals in their everyday setting.

Groups typically have 2-8 people, which makes for great connections and lets you really get into Sierra Leone's culture. The small size means you'll have more personal moments at places like Bunce Island's British slave castle ruins and get special access to Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary's 100-acre center where they rehabilitate chimps.

This small-group trip caps at 12 travelers, so you'll have intimate experiences like fireside Devil Dance storytelling in Boma Village and diamond field walks with community miners near Kenema. The smaller size means personalized time with the female village chief, hands-on rice farming, and flexible night forest walks on Tiwai Island.

With just 12 travelers max, this small group tour creates a nice intimate vibe for cultural exchanges in Rogbonko village where you'll learn basket weaving and traditional cooking with local families. The smaller size really helps during wildlife tracking at Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary and Tiwai Island.

Groups of 2-12 people make it easy to get close during wildlife tracking in the rainforest and chat with local weavers and blacksmiths at Bo's markets. Smaller numbers mean you can go at your own pace on forest walks and spot more animals during the Tiwai Island boat trip. The tight-knit vibe's great for evening stories in Mende villages and talking with conservation guides at Tacugama.

This tour keeps things small with max 12 people (minimum 2), so you'll get real cultural connections during village drumming lessons and storytelling sessions in rural Krio and Temne communities. The intimate size means deeper interactions during the guided boat trip to Bunce Island's haunting slave fortress ruins.

This trip takes just 12 people max (minimum 2), so you'll get proper attention from your English-speaking guide across all 3 days. The smaller group means you can adjust snorkeling times to suit everyone and have better conversations during walks through the old slave ruins and colonial church sites.