6 articles to prepare your trip
Désert de Lompoul
An 18 km² sandy enclave between Kébémer and the ocean, ideal for a night under a Mauritanian tent on the route between Dakar and Saint-Louis.
In the far south-east of the country, UNESCO-listed Bassari Country brings together perched Bedik villages, Niokolo-Koba National Park and Dindéfélo waterfalls, at the foot of the Guinean Fouta-Djalon highlands.
Casamance
South of The Gambia, a lush Casamance for eight months of the year, where Diola villages with their distinctive round dwellings sit alongside bolongs and the Atlantic beaches of Cap Skirring.
Sine-Saloum
180,000 hectares of mangroves and bolongs inhabited by the Niominka Serer people, to explore by pirogue from Ndangane or Toubacouta between November and May.
A former colonial capital on an island between river and ocean, Saint-Louis opens onto the Djoudj delta and the Senegal River valley, bathed in soft light from November to March.
From Dakar's corniche to the pirogues of Joal-Fadiouth, 110 kilometers of sheltered coastline blending Gorée's history, Lébou fishing cries and beaches at 25 °C.
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