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Jan. 21st - Feb. 4th
2011
14 nights half board
£1675*
ALL ROOMS HAVE LAKE VIEWS
*SUPPLEMENTS pp
Single room supplement £280 per person
Superior de luxe room £196 per room
Premium Suite £252 per room
KAIRABA HOTEL
Just twenty minutes drive from the Banjul international Airport, the
luxurious 5 star Kairaba Hotel is set in 40 acres of lush tropical
gardens which lead directly to the long golden beach of Kololi, on
West Africa's finest coastline.
One of the best hotels in The Gambia, The Kairaba offers a perfect
atmosphere in which to relax and unwind, and continues to have high
levels of guests returning year after year. The well furnished de
luxe bedrooms which are allocated to our party are arranged in two
storeys in a Portuguese style, and offer an excellent standard of
comfort. Most of them form a horseshoe with views over the beautiful
landscaped gardens towards the central pool and the ocean.
Guests benefit from a variety of restaurants in which to dine.
Breakfast is served in the Kingfisher restaurant which enjoys a
magnificent outlook over the mature gardens. The Malimbe poolside
snack bar provides excellent lunches and occasional themed buffet
evenings. Shikra, the hotel's a la carte restaurant, provides an air
of sophistication, whilst there is a lively and informal atmosphere
in the outside bistro, Casa Fernando's and the Havana Club coffee
bar. The staff are the sweetest and kindest of my experience, and it
is a great pleasure to be served with such charm and enthusiasm. Due
to the high quality of the conference facilities within the hotel,
The Kairaba regularly plays host to dignitaries and foreign
ministers of state.
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Hotel website
Tournament Director: Roy Dempster
Hostess: Lyn Dempster |
THE GAMBIA
The Gambia is the smallest country in West Africa. It is surrounded
on three sides by Senegal and on the western side is the Atlantic
Ocean. About 315 miles long, the country covers both banks of the
mighty Gambia River, which throughout history has provided an
entrance to this unique country from the Atlantic Ocean.
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