The Falkland Islands- Like the Galapagos without the hand-holding February 21, 2019 AdventureSouth AmericaWildlife by Adam Lukaszewicz It’s just different down here. It doesn’t really hit you until you’ve been in The Falklands for a few days – or maybe even a ...
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One of the easiest escapes from Freetown is a trip to Banana Island, just a quick boat crossing from the Freetown Peninsula.
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There are three islands - Dublin, Ricketts and Mes-Meheux. The first two have a combined population of about 900 people, many of them descendants of formerly enslaved people from the Americas who settled on the island in the 19th century.
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Dublin, the largest island, is known for its beaches. We visited on a rainy day, so instead of heading to the beach we checked out the sights. This is St. Luke’s, an Anglican Church.
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