Place in Southern Province, Sierra Leone

Zimmi is a small town in Pujehun District of southern Sierra Leone. As of 2009 it had an estimated population of 5,369. The town is a trade centre in particular relating to agriculture, mining and commercial business activities, and provides a link for trade with Liberia. Zimmi Community Bank, founded in 2005, is located in the town and serves both the local area and the surrounding Chiefdoms of Barri, Sorogbema and Tunkia.

Read more on Wikipedia →
Coordinates
7.314, -11.308
Timezone
Africa/Freetown

Overview of Zimmi

In Sierra Leone, Zimmi stands out as a spot. Travel interests covered here include sports and nature. The northern hemisphere setting is worth noting when you pick dates.

Things to do in Zimmi

🏃

Sports in Zimmi

(4)

Looking for sports? Zimmi has Hiking, Hiking Trails, Slopes and Walking Trails. Each one is worth building half a day around. This reflects only what is documented for Zimmi.

HikingHiking TrailsSlopesWalking Trails
🌿

Nature in Zimmi

(1)

For nature, expect Wildlife. Each one is worth building half a day around. This reflects only what is documented for Zimmi.

Wildlife

Best time to visit Zimmi

Outdoor exploring is easiest in April to June and September to October.

Getting there & around

Getting to Zimmi usually means a connection from Sierra Leone and your own wheels for the rest. Zimmi runs on Africa/Freetown time.

Similar destinations

Places near Zimmi that share the same kinds of activities.

Frequently asked questions

What is Zimmi known for?
In Sierra Leone, Zimmi stands out for sports and nature. That mix defines the typical visit.
What can you do in Zimmi?
Options in Zimmi run to Hiking, Hiking Trails, Slopes, Walking Trails and Wildlife — a practical starting point for an itinerary.
When is the best time to visit Zimmi?
Outdoor exploring is easiest in April to June and September to October.
Where is Zimmi located?
You will find Zimmi in Sierra Leone. Neighbouring destinations are listed on the matching region and country pages.

Personal notes

Loading…