Travel in Senegal
Tailor-made

A land of hospitality at the tip of Africa

Senegal unfolds its contrasts between the dunes of Ferlo and the mangroves of Casamance, between the vibrancy of Dakar and the serenity of bush villages. Here, teranga — Wolof hospitality — colors every encounter with authentic warmth. The griots make their koras vibrate in the courtyards of colonial houses in Saint-Louis, while colorful pirogues sway in the turquoise waters of the Petite Côte.

Each region reveals a different face: the centuries-old baobabs of Sine Saloum, the pink flamingos of Djoudj park, the impluvium houses of Casamance. Your English-speaking local agent designs a tailor-made itinerary that matches your desires, from the bustling markets of Touba to the pristine beaches of Cap Skirring.

What to see in Senegal?

Gorée Island confronts the dark pages of History with dignity, while Saint-Louis seduces with its preserved colonial architecture and jazz festival. The Sine Saloum delta offers an aquatic labyrinth dotted with Serer villages, where women harvest oysters beneath the mangroves. Further south, Casamance reveals its tropical forests and Diola traditions, far from the beaten path. Lake Rose surprises with its unique color, enhanced by the white salt piles that dot its shores.

What type of trip should you choose?

Senegal is best savored over 10 to 15 days for a complete discovery, combining urban culture, unspoiled nature and beach relaxation. Families will appreciate the safety and warm welcome, while history and music enthusiasts will find plenty to marvel at. Recommended budget: €1,800 to €2,500 per person depending on comfort level and chosen activities. Your local agent adapts each stage to your interests.