Top Senegal Bird Watching

Getting between Senegal’s remote outdoor highlights can be tricky if relying solely on public transport. Avoid the inconvenience, and let someone else take care of the transport planning with this 3-day small-group tour. Along the way, visit a pink lake where salt is harvested, see the Lompoul Desert, and have plenty of time to explore the outdoor wonders of Saloum Delta National Park.

What sets me apart from others is time. My things to do is the passion of putting the traveler at the heart of the visit so that the Djoudj excursion will remain forever in their travel annals.

Private canoe tour of La Somone lagoon and mangroves with Spanish speaking guide. Bird watching, oyster gathering and visit to the sacred baobab. An authentic and sustainable experience away from mass tourism, with the possibility of tasting freshly fished oysters at the end of the tour.

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.

The capital of Senegal, Dakar, has a long history and rich cultural heritage. On this tour, take in the highlights of the city, then cruise out to explore the UNESCO-listed Goree Island. See landmarks such as the Presidential Palace and the Monument of African renaissance; browse the markets for traditional handicrafts; then learn about Dakar’s dark past on a tour of Goree Island, including the House of Slaves.