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The Western Area Rural District Council Ward C has announced a new entry fee for the River Number 2 Beach in Sierra Leone.
According to the local council, the beach entry fee, previously set at NLe20 will now go for NLe30.
No reason was given for the increment. However, the council mentioned that the decision falls under its mandate to mobilize and oversee beaches in the region.
River No. 2 Beach is a popular beach in Sierra Leone and a favorite tourist destination located on Whale Bay, south of Freetown. It’s surrounded by mangroves and palm trees.
The introduction of this fee has sparked concerns regarding the poor road network leading to the beach.
Despite these concerns, many believe that the entry fee is essential for maintaining cleanliness and sanitation at the beach. Additionally, it aims to provide security for visitors while supporting the beach community and sustaining beach operations.
With that ammount of money cam the authorities concerned work on the road from the lain peninsular highway to the beach be maintained. The road is terriblr and causing damages to vehicles especially low cars. Serious problems on the absorbers, arms, ball joints and all others
Very true…💞🙏🇸🇱🌍✅️
This is total rubbery, poor road network
They only care about price increasement not development, that road is a totally rubbish .
You only talking about the bad road, what about electricity?! Isn’t it now time for government to extend electricity supply from nearby Sussex village?? One of the most popular places in west Africa (River number two) has suffered darkness for decades now even though it’s close neighborhood Sussex is having electricity! Do we really have ministers of energy and tourism??!! 🤔🤔😊 Plenty noise from these people but little work done!
They should, I agree, electricity is need cut across throughout the peninsula…💞🙏🇸🇱🌍✅️
Finally Sugar Land beach is coming to take over.