Abuko Nature Reserve is Gambia's oldest protected area, featuring dense gallery forests and wetlands that serve as a crucial refuge for an abundance of wildlife. The reserve is a birdwatcher's paradise, as it's home to over 270 bird species, along with various monkey species, crocodiles, and antelopes. A network of trails takes visitors through the reserve, allowing them to explore and marvel at Gambia's diverse, unspoiled habitats.