A private walking tour through Freetown's Krio heritage district — clapboard 'Krio' houses, Cotton Tree, and the old Law Courts — told through the lens of the city's founding by freed slaves.
What to expect
You'll walk narrow streets past surviving 19th-century Krio timber houses, stop at the iconic Cotton Tree (a living symbol of the city's founding), and pass through the old colonial core. Your guide threads in the story of the Freed Slaves who founded Freetown and how that history shapes the city today. Markets and street life fill in around the formal stops.
Good to know
Freetown is roughly an hour from Tokeh; go in the morning to avoid midday heat and traffic, and confirm return timing carefully against all-aboard.
Sail there
Luxury cruises that call at Tokeh — book through us, the fare is identical and your concierge stays on your side.