
Slavery
Organised by Fambul Tik
Bunce Island and the Atlantic trade: the places the deportation from this coast actually happened.
Our guests have a rare opportunity to experience three aspects of the story: slavery at Bunce Island, the British slave castle that sent thousands of captives to South Carolina and Georgia; resistance at Old Yagala, a mountaintop refuge from which people could see slave raiders coming from miles away; and abolition in Freetown, home to the Black Poor from 1787, the Nova Scotians from 1792, the Jamaican Maroons from 1800 and the Liberated Africans after the British abolished the trade in 1807.
- Where
- Bunce Island, Kent and the Banana Islands
- When
- January, April, November and December; dates are confirmed once enough people have booked
- Duration
- 2 days, 1 night
- Stay
- The Eco-Living Oasis at Kent
- Price
- $850 per person
- Offer
- $638 per person with the 25% opening offer
- Payment
- A 50% deposit confirms your place; the balance is due before departure, once dates are set.
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Included
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner
- One night’s accommodation
- A local tour guide throughout
- All site and tour fees
Not included
- Airfare
Where you go
Videos
Fambul Tik Slavery, Resistance and Abolition Tour - Part 1 - Slavery
Sources
This tour is described from the operator's published pages.
kentsl.com/tours/heritage-tours/slaverykentsl.com/tours/heritage-tours
