Vejret i Kololi i maj

Kololi forum threads consistently rate January as prime dry-season beach weather - genuinely hot by day, with rain a rare event this time of year, and posters calling it among the warmest short-haul beach options available from Europe in winter. Evenings do turn noticeably cooler though, with temperatures dropping enough that a light cardigan or jumper was the standard packing tip. One consistent factor across threads: the Harmattan, a dry, dusty wind blowing down from the Sahara between late November and mid-March, adds a hazy, gritty quality to the air alongside the otherwise reliable sunshine.

Forum posters describe March days as hot, sometimes very hot, with wall-to-wall sunshine typical and only the rare overcast morning. Evenings and especially mornings can carry an occasional chill wind, and posters note real year-to-year variability at night specifically - one March trip might stay warm after dark while another turns unexpectedly cold, so packing a wrap or cardigan for the evening is standard advice even though daytime heat is the norm. March falls within Gambia's long tourist season (which runs roughly November through April), and posters describe it as a reliably sunny, dry month overall - the main adjustment needed is for that morning-balcony chill before the day properly heats up.