By Francis Kamara
Sea Coach Express, a sea transport company whose sole aim and operations is to provide the best water transportation service to Sierra Leoneans and visitors from around the world, has taken a more positive step to salvage the transportation struggles of traveling Sierra Leoneans by providing a safe space for Sierra Leoneans and other nationals to travel from Sierra Leone to Guinea (and vice versa).
Traveling from Sierra Leone to Guinea, has been made faster, safer and cheaper – the challenges of travelers have been salvage allowing them to travel fast, safe and comfortably from Freetown to Conakry, with a lesser time of 3hrs 20mins.
The prices will range from Economy class which will be $100, and Business class for $120, and ticket for children above 2 and below 10years will be $20 – it will be free for babies below 2 years of age.
The official start date for operations is on 25th November 2022, and it is aimed at providing a superior standard of excellence and level of service within the water transportation industry – with an unchanging experience every time you Ride.
Since its inception in July 2009, the goal has always been to be the best in customer service through comfort, safety and speed. Their pursuit for excellence is a never ending process – Seacoach is and will continue to be an industry trend setter.
Sea Coach Express is a public service company that has been continuously striving to provide a comfortable transit experience for its esteemed customers. They have a robust vision to revolutionize water transportation in Africa by consistently delivering a safe, fast and comfortable boat ride.
They consider the company as the gateway in and out of Sierra Leone and they have made a conscious effort to build a honest and self confident work force that will live up to this responsibility as they welcome every customer.
“Sierra Leone is a country with beautiful people and a fun filled culture. The water is our playground-We promise to make you experience Sierra Leone unlike any other. Make time to get in the water” said CEO Olusegun Jaji.
