Where
A short walk from the shore in Sittanunku, on the Gambian coast — quiet, and off the resort strip.
Stay
Four room types, from garden-facing doubles to a private seaview cabin.
Run on
Solar power, borehole water, and whatever the kitchen garden is producing that week.
A guesthouse, not a resort
Sitta Seaview started as one thatched building and a stretch of garden between the road and the coast. It’s still small on purpose — a handful of rooms, run by people who live here, cooking with what the garden and the local market give us that day.
Rooms & cabins
Every room is built from local materials and priced simply — no resort fees, no fine print.
Garden Room
A simple, comfortable double looking onto the garden. Cool tiled floors, a ceiling fan, and a veranda for the slow part of the morning.
- Organic toiletries
- Wi-Fi
- Garden view
- Sleeps 2
Seaview Cabin
Our thatched-roof cabin, set slightly apart with its own deck facing the water. The one to book if you don’t plan on leaving it much.
- Private deck
- Ocean breeze
- Outdoor shower
- Sleeps 2
Sustainability
How we run the place
Nothing here is a certificate on the wall — it's just how the lodge operates day to day.
Galery
How we run the place
Nothing here is a certificate on the wall — it's just how the lodge operates day to day.
Ready to slow down for a few
days
"We came for two nights and stayed for five. The food alone was worth the trip — everything tasted like it had been picked that morning, because it had."
— Michael, London