Top Senegal Tours by Duration - page 4

Lompoul is a desert with orange dunes .As accommodation you will have a sublime and comfortable Mauritanian with its nomadic style.There you will enjoy a very exhilarating local experience consisting in having a camel ride to enjoy a fabulous West African sunset . At night in a desert atmosphere ,an African Ballet will perform for you. Before we reach the desert ,we will see the Pink Lake ,former arrival for the Dakar Rally .There ,you will see the lake ‘s pink colour but also how the salt seekers harvest the with the body cover with shea butter. Then to close the Pink Lake stage ,you will have the swim and float ,in this lake ,which is 10 times saltier than the ocean .Lunch at Chez Salim hotel.The next day ,we explore Lompoul fishing harbour ,to see the fishing boat and the atmosphere and back to our starting point .

Gorée island is world heritage site classified by the UNESCO. In other words ,this famous island was very active in slave trade ,and will from 1536 to 1848 ,year of the abolition of slavery ,the main transit center ,where 15 to 20 slaves will be shipped for the America's. Slavery will first start on the island practiced by the Portuguese in 1536 .On Gorée island ,we will open a chapter of the history of mankind with the visit of THE SLAVES HOUSE and its famous "DOOR OF NO RETURN",which was the last link of the slave with the Motherland or Africa .Here you learn how Black people were abused,downgraded,brutalized by the slaves merchants ,and their collaborators for nearly 4 centuries .You will also see the 1830 French church ,the former French strongholds ,the birth house of the first black deputy at the french Parliament, the French governor's residence.In short you will learn a lot about the country's history, slavery, colonization and so on .

Prepare for a short day tour to Senegal. This time we take you to another city besides Dakar known as Theis. It is the second-largest city in Senegal famous for its tapestry making industry. You will as well transfer to st Louis, where you will learn of the history of Senegal. End the trip with a journey at Djoudj Park (if weather permits) or a cruise on “Langue de Barbarie.”

Experience the excitement of the famous Saint-Louis Jazz Festival with an exclusive VIP package. This 3-day stay is designed for those who wish to combine the passion for music with high-end comfort. Enjoy priority access to concerts, charming accommodation by the sea and deep immersion in the artistic and historical scene of Senegal's colonial capital.

Embark on a memorable two-day journey through Senegal, combining the splendor of the Pink Lake with the rich history of Saint-Louis and the exceptional biodiversity of the Djoudj National Park. Immerse yourself in the pink waters of the lake, discover the traditions of salt harvesting, then explore the charming streets of Saint-Louis, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Soak up the colonial atmosphere, bustling markets and picturesque architecture. Finally, marvel at the Djoudj ornithological reserve, home to thousands of migratory birds. An itinerary balanced between nature, culture and adventure, promising total immersion in Senegalese diversity.

Venture into the vibrant landscapes of Senegal on this 16-day birding tour, where over 698 bird species await discovery. From the UNESCO-listed Gorée Island to the vast wetlands of Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary, immerse yourself in the rich natural heritage of West Africa. Witness migratory species, endemic birds, and breathtaking scenery while enjoying the comfort of full-board accommodations and expert guiding. This tour is perfect for avid birdwatchers seeking a comprehensive exploration of Senegal's diverse avifauna. - Discover iconic birding hotspots like Djoudj and Saloum Delta National Park - Enjoy full-board accommodation with meals included - Travel in a private safari vehicle with an English/French speaking driver - Minimum of 6 participants required for this adventure

Discover the vibrant energy of Dakar and the powerful history of Gorée Island on this well-paced 7-hour experience combining culture, history, and coastal views. Your journey begins with a scenic drive along Dakar’s Corniche, where the city meets the Atlantic Ocean. Along the way, you’ll stop at iconic landmarks including the African Renaissance Monument and the Mosquée de la Divinité, offering great photo opportunities and insight into the city. You’ll then take a short ferry to Gorée Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its beauty and history. Walk through quiet streets and visit the House of Slaves to learn about the transatlantic slave trade. Unlike shorter tours, this experience includes free time to relax, explore local art, or enjoy lunch by the sea. This tour is designed for travelers who want a complete introduction to Dakar without feeling rushed, with all logistics handled for a smooth experience.