Children are not allowed in Ngala Lodge, because this stunning resort in The Gambia is all about romance and tranquility. Its food is the best in the entire country. No wonder Ngala Lodge has been awarded the TripAdvisor's Traveller's Choice Award as the fourth most romantic hotel in Africa. Just like The Coconut Residence, Ngala Lodge has a resident cat, Rasta, that ensures that all guests are entertained.
My trip to The Gambia was sponsored by The Gambia Tourism Board and SN Brussels Airlines.
If kids aren't allowed, I won't be staying there because we travel as a family, but that is cute that cat hangs around like that :)
ReplyDeleteNo kids but cats? We have 5 kids and all our traveling is done as a family but this definitely sounds like a nice tranquil place to go!
ReplyDeleteAhh, resorts with no kids allowed. They can often be the best by guaranteeing you peace and quiet! Love that they have cats lounging around- I'm definitely a crazy cat lady!
ReplyDeletelooks calm and peaceful.
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by! :) happy traveling!
That is a mighty fine tabby!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great place to visit. The cat looks contented.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great place ... and what a cute cat !
ReplyDeleteFijne feestdagen !
Sylvia
such a cutie,xx Rachel
ReplyDeleteRasta is such a cute kitty! And it sounds wonderful lodge to stay and relax!
ReplyDeleteI don't usually mind having children staying at my resorts when I travel, but every once in a while it would be nice to be at an all-adult facility. They do offer a different vibe and atmosphere.
ReplyDeleteCool cat, cool place. But you wouldn't find me here, as I have no desire to go to Africa, lol. :-D
ReplyDeleteHi Vanessa! Thanks for visiting me. I am glad to find you, because your blog is brilliant! I love the idea of it! Of course we love cats and have had six during our lifetime. We have two now. I LOVE this photo! The cap makes the cat the star of the show. Blessings to you at this holiday season. I am following you.
ReplyDeleteThat cat looks like he owns the place. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty cat! He doesn't really look like one you should mess with though. He almost has a look like, "Why are you taking my picture?"
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful setting! I've love a vaca with just the hubby, but we usually travel as a family with our son.
ReplyDeleteThat cat is a pretty big, a question for you, what is the biggest cat you came across and where? I have dogs but cats are cute.
ReplyDeleteI think it's so great that they have a resident cat! We usually travel as a family, but a romantic vacation could be in the future!
ReplyDeleteAnd the kitty is beautiful!
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tweedles
Interesting. no kids but cats are allowed? That cat does look really at home though :)
ReplyDeleteI could hug Rasta if I were there. So cute.
ReplyDeleteSounds like THE place to go.... The kitty is just the cherry on the top!
ReplyDeleteRasta has it made! I bet he gets a lot of attention since he's the resident kitty AND maybe a few scraps from that outdoor dining room once in a while???
ReplyDeleteHugs, Sammy
I love the idea of hotels having a resident cat!
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Damn! It looks so beautiful there that I want to be with that cat!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, i love that cat. It hink it's great that there is a place for just adults where we can connect with our partners. looks awesome.
ReplyDeletePas d'enfant, un chat rƩsident ... le paradis !
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Nat Ć Chat
Rasta is very lucky...he might find some good foods that someone drops on the ground.
ReplyDeletethat's one lucky cat & this is an adorable site. I grew up with cats but can't have them because my boys are allergic.
ReplyDeleteGawjus kitty. In Africa?? Hoo wulda known.
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Dezi and Lexi
A resident cat? I love it! It would certainly keep me entertained. It's such a cutie!
ReplyDeleteAnother cute cat. Love seeing how cats live from around the world.
ReplyDeleteHe definitely looks like he has character!
ReplyDeleteThis resort sounds amazingly relaxing and I love the cat. I would love to go there some day indeed because I have never been to a romantic resort before. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteOmg all resorts should have resident cats!!! I went to a resort in Costa Rica once with resident cats and by the end of our week there I had made friends and was sad to leave the kitties!!!
ReplyDeleteI love that the resort has a resident cat. I have never heard of this before. I bet the guests love having a cat to play with and the cat is enjoying a great life.
ReplyDeleteThat looks a lot like our philippine street cats
ReplyDeleteWhat a lucky kitty to be living in such a wonderful resort.
ReplyDeleteNo kids but they have cats? Sign me up.
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting location! I never would have thought to travel to Gambia. Sounds like a nice place.
ReplyDeleteInteresting place. But we always travel as family so if kids are not allowed, then we couldn't visit the place. Not unless it will be a husband-wife trip. :)
ReplyDeleteOh wow! Looks beautiful there!
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Looks like a beautiful place to be! Nice photo :)
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ReplyDeleteRasta looks like a contented cat and why wouldn't he be? He lives in a gorgeous setting that would make any of us smile. :-)
ReplyDeletePS. I left a comment and it vanished. Hope the same thing doesn't happen twice.
Sounds like a cool place!
ReplyDeleteNo kids, just cats, I'm coming! LOL! Gorgeous pic ;o)
ReplyDeletei love that they have resident cats. :) sounds like a nice relaxing place for us! we don't have kids yet.. so we would much rather visit a resort with no kids too.
ReplyDeleteI've always thought it was cute when places have a 'resident' dog or cat to greet others at an establishment. This feline looks very comfortable in her surroundings.
ReplyDeleteSun and fun.... how lovely it is.
ReplyDeleteIt's has been raining cats and dogs over here.
Well....another day more will be year end. Happy New Year Vanessa. !
AWww what a cute kitty! I love how calm and peaceful the location is. Everything is amazing, happy new year!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on living blog of the year. Cute kitty.
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Il attend les clients ! Jolie photo !
ReplyDeleteI guess its all about the sensuality and ambiance of the place - I think if I am to go there I wouldn't want to have kids running around it as well.
ReplyDeleteCute Cat! I wish I could visit Ngala Lodge one of these days.
ReplyDeleteRasta is one lucky cat!
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