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A PENSIONER runs her hand down the back of a strapping Gambian lad at least 30 years her junior as she stares adoringly at his face.

Further down the beach, a heavy-set woman in her 60s reclines on a sun lounger over the lean torso of a man whose fingers she is gripping firmly. 

Minutes later, a woman with grey hair is spotted taking an athletic chap young enough to be her grandson back to her hotel room.

It is scenes like these that Gambian authorities are trying to crack down on as they try to shed their image of “The Granbia — where older women go for carefree sex”. 

Some even want to make it illegal, saying it devastates local families by taking away young men.

But The Sun visited this week and found that what has been dubbed “real-life Tinder for geriatrics” has not changed one bit.