Introducing Bissau
Despite ruined monuments, cavernous potholes and regular blackouts, Bissau has its charms. The sleepy, crumbling colonial heart boasts wide, mango-shaded streets, some attractive, pastel-coloured buildings, and lively cafés where the country’s elite gather day after day. Best of all, there’s a distinct absence of crime or hustle.
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Last updated: Sep 10, 2008
Tips & articles
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Unmissable under-the-radar destinations
4 March 2010
They sit nestled in oft-forgotten parts of the world, but take notice of our hot tip: don’t miss these low-profile...
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Recent posts
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Some feedback on recent GB trip
by osnt 10 September 2011
I just returned from one week in GB during mid August (rainy season) and wanted to share some infos with you. First of all the country…
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Some feedback on recent GB trip\
by osnt 10 September 2011
I just returned from one week in GB during mid August (rainy season) and wanted to share some infos with you. First of all the country…
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Re: Transport Bissau-Bolama
by louiseinsenegal 07 September 2011
Nearly two years after my original post, I'm trying again to get to Bolama. Will finish work on a Thursday afternoon, and flight home…
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