Arrival in Dakar
- Arrive at Dakar airport and transfer to Le Djolof Hotel in Dakar.
Meal included in the cost: Breakfast.
Senegal · UNESCO Heritage Sites
The journey
Explore Gorée Island to see the slave house and its famous Door of No Return, then discover Dakar landmarks such as the Monument of the African Renaissance and other hidden wonders. Travel on to Saint Louis, the first French city in West Africa, and continue into the Lompoul Desert for a memorable desert experience. Visit a typical village, stop at the Senegambian stone circles in Sine Ngayène, and enjoy a boat ride on the Saloum to admire the sublime beauty of the mangroves, oysters, and birds. This journey also includes time in the Shell Island area and a relaxing stay in the seaside resort of Saly.
Enjoy a boat ride on the sublime Edenic Saloum River to visit the shell island, and see the birds coming back in big numbers to spend the night on their islet.
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Meal included in the cost: Breakfast.
Meal included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Dinner and overnight at Ecolodge de Lompoul.
Meal included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Dinner and overnight at Hotel Relais de Kaolack.
Meal included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Dinner and overnight at Hotel Relais de Kaolack.
Meals included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Dinner and overnight at Keur Saloum Hotel.
Meals included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Dinner and overnight.
Meals included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Dinner and overnight at Royal Saly Hotel in Saly Portugal.
Meals included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Dinner and overnight at Saly Hotel or similar.
Meals included in the cost: Breakfast and dinner.
Meals included: Breakfast.
Where this trip takes you
Gorée Island, Monument Of The African Renaissance, Lompoul Desert dunes, Saloum River mangroves
The route
The fine print
Logistics
Your 10 days finish where they began, in Dakar.
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