Arrival with Welcome Dinner & Cultural dance performance
 

Your trip starts at the Freetown International Airport. The bus will be ready to pick you up and drive you directly to The Place Resort. Check in to the hotel with a welcome drink & relax.
In the evening, we have planned a cocktail for you with dinner & a fabulous performance by a local dance troop. DJ will play music for the guests to dance & enjoy. 
Resort : Beachview/Seaview Chalet

Day at Leisure
 

Today your day will be at leisure for you to appreciate the beauty of Tokeh & relax on the white sandy beach. Evening time you can try taking some lessons on Catamaran Sailing with our water sports staff. Dinner will be served, and a bonfire will be arranged with DJ & a theme party.

Visit Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary & City tour.


Wake up to a beautiful sunrise and relish a sumptuous breakfast before moving out for a day of fun. Depart the Resort after Breakfast at 8:30 and visit Tacugama Sanctuary. The Sanctuary is situated in 100 acres of rainforest within the Western Are, a Reserve about an hour drive from The Place Resort. The Sanctuary was set up in 1995 and is commrescuing and rehabilitatingtation of orphaned and abandoned chimpanzees. The Chimps enjoy a semi-wild life within the 100-acre reserve. The sanctuary now cares for over 100 chimpanzees in several forested enclosusanctuary's management sanctuaries focus on protecting and conserving chimpanzees and their habitat through education programs, community sensitization, and legal enforcement. Drinks & packed lunch will be served on the bus. Tour will continue to the town.

National Museum: Located at the axis of Pademba Road/Siaka Stevens Street in the center of town close to the Cotton Tree.

Cotton Tree: Stand beneath the bowers of this iconic tree-older than the city itself – is to tread the turf where Freetown’s Nova Scotian settlers sang hymns in thanks for their safe passage in 1792. Majestic and long-suffering- slaves were once sold there. The tree still conjures up nations of Freetown’s honoured heritage.  Today its huge branches chaperone the state of busy downtown, filling the main roundabout on Siaka Stevens Street. 

Cultural Museum : Known as the peace museum in commemoration of our brave soldiers who fought in various wars including the first and second world wars and the civil conflict in Sierra Leone.

Maroon Church : You can literally touch history in this downtown church, some of whose pews and rafters come from the ship that first brought 550 Maroons- former Jamaican slaves – from Nova Scotia at the end of the eighteenth century. The church was built about 1820, making it one of Freetown’s oldest. It is pretty, petite and very welcoming.

Big Market : This is the place to shop for arts and craft, locally made costumes, artefacts and other cultural items unique to Sierra Leone. Get your souvenirs here. 
Lunch : Possibly at any of the restaurant in town.

Half Day York Village Tour & fun activities in the evening
 

York is a distinctly Krio village with a rich history though the village also comprises of various other tribes. Prior to the arrival of the liberated slaves, the Sherbro were settled in the area and the village as called Momimi. York village is over 200 years old, predominantly Christian with old churches and beautiful layout and fauna. 
 

Though written history is a bit difficult to come by, York appears to have definitely hosted members of the Royal family most likely during the first and/or second world wars. Some reports say The King’s Yard was formally a post guard area chosen by the British Military commanders during the First World War which broke out in 1914. It was also a spying point for the Royal guards who protect the Royal family. It was believed that the Queen spent all of her time here during the First World War. Other reports say that after the slave era, during the Second World War, the royal family was stationed in the King’s Yard. The structure is over 150 years old.
 

Typical of houses in English style, slave masters used to build such houses across Sierra Leone. Today, krios are synonymous with this style of architecture. The streets of York are well-planned and are similar to houses in the deep south of the United States Be back by lunch time and relax.
 

We have arranged few water sports activities for you like Catamaran sailing & Jet Skies. You can also take a stroll on the beach and admire the beauty of Tokeh. Set menu dinner will be served on the beach with a romantic set-up

Early Morning Hike of the Peninsula Mountains


Wake up at 6 am and start your day with light exercise. Make the most use of our open-air gym equipment while our in-house trainer will help you to stretch your muscles. Tug of war & other team-building activities will be arranged. For those who are interested our guide will take you hiking. Come back by 9 am and enjoy breakfast.

Spend the day relaxing on the pool & by the beachside sipping on some exotic drinks or pamper yourself with some massage on the beach. Dinner will be served. Bonfire & light music will be arranged.

Half-Day fishing tour with BBQ dinner & cocktail on the beach


After having breakfast you will be taken on a deep sea fishing trip.
 

Return back by noon & freshly caught fish will be served for dinner.
 

Live grill buffet set up with drinks, bonfire and light music.

Saying Good-Bye to Sierra Leone


Check-out after breakfast. 8:30 am sharp bus will depart for the airport. Light snacks & drinks will be served on board the bus. You will be dropped off at the airport, and ou,r staff, will be there to help you with your luggage. We wish you a happy & safe journey.