⁍ Journeys ◦ Africa ◦ Senegal ◦ Nature ◦ Culture ◦ Beach ◦ Family ◦ Couples ◦ Private Driver

 

Highlights

Senegal Tour: Welcome to the Land of Teranga

Tour of Dakar and a visit to Gorée, focusing on history and context, including the House of Slaves.

Explore Lac Rose and meet the salt workers who have shaped the lake for generations.

Several nights in the Sine-Saloum, including a pirogue trip through the mangrove channels and a glimpse into daily life in the delta.

Visit to Fadiouth, a village built on shells, where traditions and religions coexist in harmony.

 
 

 

9-day self-guided tour of Senegal

You don’t discover Senegal through long stretches of travel, but through gentle transitions: from the Atlantic coast to the mangroves, from urban history to village life. At the heart of it all is Teranga, a concept from Wolof, Senegal’s national language, which literally means “hospitality.” You’ll experience this genuine Senegalese hospitality here every day. This tour combines a few key destinations—La Somone, the Sine-Saloum, and Palmarin—with carefully selected side trips. You’ll travel with a private driver and guide, covering manageable distances, and stay in the same place for several nights at a time. This allows you to experience the country at a leisurely pace, without constantly packing and unpacking.

 
 

Itinerary

 

Practical Information

Duration 9 days, 8 nights

Indicative price €3.195 per person

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This price is subject to change. The estimated price includes a private driver and accommodations but excludes flights.
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Our highlight of the trip

“For me, the pirogue ride in the Sine-Saloum is the quiet heart of this journey. You glide slowly through mangrove channels where birds, fishermen, and water intersect. There’s no spectacle, just a rare sense of peace that stays with you for a long time.”

Maïté Quijo, Luxury Travel Advisor

 
 
 

 

Featured hotels

Les Manguiers de Guéroéo, La Somone

You’ll stay in a sprawling tropical garden where rooms are scattered among mango trees and palm trees. Each room has its own terrace, allowing you to experience the rhythm of the day outdoors, from the first birdsong to the evening breeze. The proximity of the ocean and the lagoon ensures a peaceful start to your journey.

Souimanga Lodge, Sine-Saloum

Souimanga Lodge is situated on the edge of the water and the mangrove forest, nestled in the heart of the delta landscape. You’ll stay in lodges built with local materials, offering views of the surrounding nature. As the sun sets, silence returns, and the surroundings are defined by light, water, and the sounds of the mangrove forest.

Yokan Lodge, Palmarin

The intimate, family-run Yokan Lodge is nestled between the ocean and savanna landscapes, at the gateway to the beautiful Sine-Saloum region. The suites are bright and spacious, with views of the garden or the sea. It’s a pleasant place to slow down and wrap up your trip at a leisurely pace.

 

Featured experiences

Gorée Island, an island of memories

The boat crossing makes the transition palpable. On the island, you stroll past colonial houses and squares—a place that reminds us of the suffering of the African people. The history is told in a clear and sober manner and takes on meaning through the place itself.

 

Pirogue ride in the delta

Sitting in a wooden pirogue, you glide through narrow waterways. Mangrove roots jut out of the water, birds take flight, and fishermen pass by. The surroundings determine what you see—and, above all, when.

 

Village life on a shell island

You cross a wooden bridge to Fadiouth, an island built entirely of shells. Village life revolves around long houses on stilts and a shell cemetery where different religions coexist.

 

 

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