Discover the Richness of African Goods at Sulcut Ent.
Experience the vibrant culture of Sierra Leone through authentic African goods at Sulcut Ent. in Kambia-Freetown.
Nestled in the heart of Freetown, Sulcut Ent. is not just your average store; it is a celebration of African culture and craftsmanship. As you step inside, you are greeted by a kaleidoscope of colors, textures, and scents that embody the essence of Sierra Leonean heritage. The store features an array of unique items, including intricately woven baskets, vibrant textiles, and stunning handmade jewelry, each telling its own story of the local community. Shopping at Sulcut Ent. is not merely a transaction; it is an experience that connects you to the artisans behind the goods. Many of the products are made by local craftspeople who pour their heart and soul into their creations. By purchasing these items, you not only take home a piece of Sierra Leone but also support the local economy and promote sustainable practices. The knowledgeable staff are eager to share the origins of each item, enhancing your appreciation for the cultural significance behind your purchases. Whether you are looking for souvenirs, gifts, or simply want to explore the richness of African artistry, Sulcut Ent. offers an inviting atmosphere perfect for all tourists. It's a place where you can truly appreciate the beauty of African goods while engaging with the local community. Make sure to set aside some time in your itinerary to explore this treasure trove during your visit to Freetown.
Local tips
- Visit during the week for a quieter shopping experience.
- Ask the staff about the artisans behind the products for a deeper understanding of their crafts.
- Bargaining is common, so feel free to negotiate prices.
- Check for special local events or exhibitions that may be happening in-store.
A brief summary to SULCUT ENT. Kambia-Freetown
- 37M5+XGX, Freetown Park- Bamoi Luma, Freetown, SL
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving from Kambia District, head southeast on the main road towards Freetown. Continue straight until you reach the junction that leads into Freetown. As you enter Freetown, keep an eye out for the signs directing you to Bamoi Luma. Once you reach Bamoi Luma, navigate towards Freetown Park and look for the coordinates 37M5+XGX. Make sure to have enough fuel as there may not be many fuel stations on the way.
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Public Transportation
To reach SULCUT ENT. from Kambia District using public transport, you can take a shared taxi or ' poda poda' towards Freetown. Get off at the Bamoi Luma area once you get close to Freetown. From there, you can either walk or take a local motorcycle taxi (okada) to reach Freetown Park at the coordinates 37M5+XGX. The public transport fare from Kambia to Freetown may range from 20,000 to 30,000 Leones, depending on the vehicle and time of day.
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Motorcycle Taxi (Okada)
If you are already in Freetown and need to get to SULCUT ENT. in Bamoi Luma, you can hire a motorcycle taxi (okada) from any local spot. Simply tell the rider you want to go to Freetown Park at the coordinates 37M5+XGX. The fare for a motorcycle taxi ride within the city can vary between 5,000 to 15,000 Leones, depending on the distance and negotiation with the rider.
Attractions Nearby to SULCUT ENT. Kambia-Freetown
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Kilimi National Park
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Bailor Clams and Oysters Beach
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Bunce Island
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Tasso Ecotourism Project
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Tasso Island
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Sierra Leone Civil War Memorial
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Tagrin Bay
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Tariq's Resort and Restaurant
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Rokel river beach
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Makeni Central Mosque مسجد
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Makeni Clock Tower
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Sierra Leone River Estuary (SLRE RAMSAR Site)
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Old Fourah Bay College
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National Railway Museum
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Kissy Dock yard Technical college junction
Landmarks nearby to SULCUT ENT. Kambia-Freetown
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SULCUT ENT. Kambia-Freetown
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Sierra leone
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Kambia Africana Village Hotel
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Morobongo comedy House
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Kingho Railway and Port
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Kamara Street
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Freetown International Airport
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Royal Buckingham
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Lungi Airport Hotel
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Lungi Airport Lodge
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Lungi gateway hotel
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Bombali District Council
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Makama Lodge
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Sierra Leone West Africa
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Sierra Leone River