Top Senegal Safaris

An unforgettable safari in Senegal in the Bandia reserve where with a panoramic 4x4 car you can meet all the large mammals of Africa in 3,500 ha of grandiose nature: giant baobabs, thorny bushes, capricious lianas...

Discover the wildlife of Senegal and visit the Bandia Conservation Park on this half-day tour. See a variety of native African animals such as giraffes, rhinos, buffalo, crocodiles, and more as you embark on a 1.5-hour game drive. After admiring the wildlife, sit down to a delicious lunch at a local restaurant and take a boat ride across the Somone Lagoon to observe the animals of the mangrove forest.

Explore the vibrant culture and stunning landscapes of Senegal with SENEXPAT's transportation solutions. Travelers can enjoy seamless transfers to iconic locations, such as the colorful markets of Dakar or the historic sites of Gorée Island. Each journey is an invitation to engage with the local culture, making memories that go beyond mere sightseeing. With a commitment to safety and reliability, SENEXPAT ensures that every trip is not just a transfer but an authentic experience of Senegal's rich heritage. - Safe and reliable transportation to major attractions - Personalized service tailored for both expats and locals - Opportunities for cultural immersion along the journey - Established in 2018, with a focus on authentic experiences

Discover the perfect destination for wildlife enthusiasts with exciting activities: *Lion Stroll* - A unique experience to get up close and personal with these majestic felines, observing their environment and behavior. *Lion Cubs Encounter* - Get the chance to touch, play, and take photos with the adorable cubs. *Safari* - Explore the world of iconic animals from the safety of our secured vehicle, guided by experienced professionals. Get ready for an unforgettable ride as the animals might even come close to make your experience even more special!

Explore the magic of nature at Fathala Park on a day trip to Toubacouta, Senegal. Immerse yourself in the wild splendor of this sanctuary, where majestic giraffes, rhinos and antelopes roam freely. Go on safari through dazzling landscapes, awakening your senses to the sounds of exotic wildlife. Soak up the vibrant atmosphere of the African savannah while discovering the unique biodiversity of the region. Between adventure and wonder, this getaway offers an unforgettable escape, merging cultural discovery and encounters with wildlife in the captivating setting of Fathala Park.

Take a safari and visit Lake Retba, Senegal's famous "pink lake," in just one day with this private tour. You'll start with a visit out into the wilderness in a 4WD vehicle, where you may spot rhinos, zebras, and even giraffes. You'll then head to the pink lake to see salt being harvested before heading back to Dakar.

Senegal’s Bandia Reserve is a treasure trove of African wildlife, offering opportunities to see white rhinoceros, zebras, giraffes, monkeys and more. This private full-day tour from Dakar will take you to Bandia for a 2-hour safari in the reserve. After the safari, you’ll visit the shockingly pink waters of Lake Retba, where you can take a boat ride to watch salt collectors at work. With round-trip transfer from Dakar, this tour makes it easy to visit these two remarkable habitats.

Bandia reserve is located 1 hour and half drive from Dakar City. Arrive in bandia reserve switch the car to safari 4×4 visit about 2 to 3 hours inside, you will see different wild animals. Also it's possible to take photos.

See all kinds of animals from the comfort of a safari truck. A guide will be on hand to help explain everything you are seeing. Then drive to the Lagoon of Somone and experience a boat ride through beautiful Sengalese mangrove, before being returned directly to your hotel door.

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.”