Only 26 minutes are needed to reach Waterloo with your car.
If you are looking for a playground, "Belia Park" it is 6 minutes away by car. The closest nursery is named "Excel Daycare and Nursery School" and is 4 minutes' away by car. The nearest school is called "Test" and is 5 minutes' walk away. Njala University is the most convieniently located university: just 6 minutes away by bike.
For holidays or business, you can reach Freetown Lungi in fewer than 104 minutes by car. In less than 1 minute, you can find a gas station ("Total") to fill up your gas tank. You don’t want to own a car, but you still occasionally need one? There is the "Flash Vehicles" station where you can rent a shared vehicle just 15 minutes away by bike.
For your daily needs, you can find in the area: a police station ("3" at 1 minute with your car), a fire station ("National Fire Force Headquarter" at 21 minutes by foot), sport ("St Edwards School Fiekd" at 26 minutes walk), a bank and/or an ATM ("A's" at 3 minutes away by bike), a post office ("SALPOST" at 5 minutes with a bike), a hotel ("King Tom Guesthouse" at 2 minutes by car), a park ("BLACK FIELD FOOTBALL AREA" at 1 minute by foot).
Looking for tourist points of interest in the area? You will find the following points: "Kroo Bay" at 4 minutes away by bike.
For the medical needs, you will find in the area: a hospital ("Connaught Hospital" at 4 minutes away by bike), a dentist ("Connaught Hospital" at 6 minutes walk), a veterinarian ("Sierra Leone Animal Welfare Society" at 3 minutes with your car), a pharmacy ("Fatie Bie Enterprise" at 1 minute with your car).
If you need bread, you have a bakery in the local area: "Red Lion Bakery" (20 minutes by foot or 2 minutes by car). For your food shopping, you have: "Africell" (6 minutes by foot or 1 minute by car).
For entertainment or catering you can find the following services in the area: a bar/cafe ("Agal bar" at 3 minutes with a bike), a cinema ("global times" at 6 minutes by foot), a restaurant ("Agal Restaurant" at 1 minute by car).
Closest cities