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The Saloum Delta, also called the Sine-Saloum Delta, is formed by the mouth of the Saloum River and the Sine River in the Atlantic. Some 76,000 hectares of this delta has been declared a National Park in 1976 and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011. As if this were not enough, it was recognized as a Biosphere Reserve […]

Located 35 km from Kedougou and less than ten kilometers from Guinea, the Dindefelo waterfall is (in addition to a natural paradise) a mystical place for the inhabitants of the area. Getting there is not easy (at least until the roads are fixed). Still, we can assure you that it is a magical place that is worth visiting, not only […]

Marvel at the Beauty, Hike the Mountains An incredible natural environment invites us to know some of the most traditional towns in the country. A trip quite far from the capital Dakar but it is well worth getting here. In this region, we can climb one of the few “mountains” in the country because it is very flat. From here, […]

A few kilometers from the coast of Dakar and twenty minutes by train, we find the Island of Gorée, which has been part of UNESCO’s World Heritage of Humanity since 1978. From the 17th century, it became one of the main Sales Centers of Slaves for the Portuguese, Dutch, and French. This island has been drawing many tourists because of […]

One of the most famous things about Senegal is hospitality. The Senegalese have a special word for it in their local tongue of Wolof. This word is Teranga. It does not just mean hospitality. It also signifies the solidarity and respect shown in a community. No other word encompasses the spirit of this country like Teranga. It is no surprise […]