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Dakar, Senegal
Senegal Shuttle has a convenient website to order a private shuttle.
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Saint Louis, Senegal
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Saloum Delta, Senegal
"Your trip should definitely include the Palmarine area. Ndangane is a base for
exploring the Sine Saloum Delta. The reason why I'm suggesting that you spend
two days in Ndangane is because journeys in Senegal are always very long due to
the old vehicles they use."
On the way there from Dakar, make sure to stop at the Baobab Sacré, a really
authentic little market off the road hidden under an amazing, ancient, sacred
Baobab Tree.
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Saint Louis, Senegal
Saint Louis, another UNESCO World Heritage site, was a key city in the French
colonization of West Africa. It’s actually where they built their first
settlement in the region in 1659 and established the capital.
It’s a wonderful place to meet locals and hear about the fascinating, turbulent
history of Senegal. Saint Louis is known for its colonial buildings and
Faidherbe Bridge preserved from the late 1800s.
About 5 hours each way from Dakar, Saint Louis is probably a better place to
spend the night – especially if you are taking public transportation.
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Niokolo Koba, Senegal
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Salémata, Senegal
"Then visit the surrounding mountainous villages of choice: Iwol, Yahmor,
Bandafassi... Guide tips will make you know the best trails. You can also stay
in the living room and dine in family, around a calabash of honey or mead beer.
An excellent way to share the unique cultures of the bassari and bédiks
populations "
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Dindefelo, Senegal
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Cap Skirring, Senegal