Place

River Number Two Beach

Coast / water

Freetown Peninsula, Western Area, Sierra Leone

At River Number Two, a river and lagoon meet the Atlantic below the forested Peninsula in a community-managed visitor setting.

Why go

Why visit this place?

Local stewardship connects the beach, estuary, livelihoods and care of the landscape; the coast is not a blanket promise of swimming conditions.

Visiting

Getting there

The prepared road ends at community public parking. Estuary movement and any local boat crossing remain managed and unlined.

Journey into culture

The Foods You Will Discover

Food carries local history, ingredients, and family knowledge. These foods are connected with this Place or its surrounding region; availability and preparation can vary.

Regional specialty

Grilled Fish and Pepper Sauce

Along the coast, freshly grilled fish with a hot pepper sauce connects Atlantic fishing with the everyday plate.

Connected with Sierra Leone’s Atlantic fishing coast.

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Journey

How to reach River Number Two Beach

Begin with a practical starting point, then follow the route and local knowledge that lead to this Place.

River Number Two Community Coast

Follow the Peninsula road south from Freetown to River Number Two, where community stewardship is part of the destination.

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Where is it—and how do you reach it?

Exact location; public Journeys are shown on the map

Routes shown: River Number Two Community Coast

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