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Senegal Population – 16,755,431 Language – French Currency – WA CFA Time Zone – GMT Capital – Dakar

Located on the most western point of Africa with its warm, colourful, diverse culture, intriguing history and welcoming locals collectively making Senegal the ideal location for a West African adventure.

This former French colony oozes the exotic as we walk the vibrant markets, narrow streets, and ancient slow-paced colonial towns to the backdrop of wonderful melodies of local musicians. Sandwiched between the rolling waves of the Atlantic and the encroaching sands of the Sahara Senegal offers exceptional experiences in culture, history wildlife and birding. Senegal gained independence from France on the 4th April 1960 and is made up of 20 ethnic groups with the largest population being Wolof followed by Fula, Serer and Mandinka almost all emphatically Muslim. Taking a city tour of Dakar to visit the museums, monuments and historical sites of interest along with a visit to learn the dark colonial past of the slave trade whilst touring Goree Island a UNESCO World heritage site makes for an interesting and emotional experience. Timing your visit to take in some of the fantastic music and art festivals in Dakar or heading off the beaten track venturing to the north on a cultural expedition, the options here are endless. If nature is your thing then you’re in luck as Senegal boasts some of the best birdwatching in this region, couple this with some excellent National Parks to explore, the only question is, do you have enough time to fit it all in.

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Our tours of senegal operate year-round, however the dry season here in senegal is from november to april which is the most popular time to travel. travelling during the rainy season is fine and should not affect your trip, however some national parks will be closed during this period., discover senegal with ashanti african tours, our price promise, if you receive cheaper quotes from other legitimate companies, we will try to match or improve the price for the exact same tour package offered..

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One of the key components to achieving this is the local expert guide assigned to lead your tour. Here at Ashanti we are lucky to have highly educated, passionate, personable, fun, friendly and professional local award-winning guides working with us on a full-time basis. Local guides with personal connections to the locations you visit, opens doors and experiences that add so much more to your overall experience during your time with us. Our team are excited to welcome you to West Africa.

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Senegal Heritage and Historical Tours

Dakar is a wonderful city to start our historical and heritage journey of discovery with excellent hotels, restaurants and a great buzz and vibe of the big city..

Heading out to discover the IFAN museum one of the oldest in West Africa for an important glimpse into this region’s history and taking an excursion to see one of the most important religious buildings in Senegal the Dakar Grande Mosque is intriguing to say the least. Goree Island off the coast of Dakar was one of the largest slave trading centres on the African coast from the 15th to 19th century. The contrast between the grim slave dungeons and the elegant colonial houses of the slave traders on the Island, today serve as a stark reminder and silent memorial of the human exploitation and suffering. Heading further afield to the former capital St Louis and its charming old colonial architecture, taking in some of the many festivals of art, music and heritage that include the world-famous St Louis Jazz Festival. There is just so much to do in Senegal and our tours can be customized to focus on additional areas of interest and venture to all corners of this wonderful land.

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Our small group all-inclusive scheduled tours operate year-round, alternatively we can design private customized tours for individuals, couples, families, small or large groups

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Senegal Cultural Tours

We hope you are ready to immerse yourselves into the rich, colourful, diverse cultures we encounter during our senegal cultural tours..

Local markets, ancient craft villages, city walking tours taking in the charming back streets and fading architecture of the colonial past in these exotic towns and cities. Heading out to the former capital St Louis past the Pink Lake to meet the Fulani people harvesting salt and experiencing the world famous Paris to Dakar Rally as we cross sand dunes in 4×4’s on our way to meet a traditional Wolof community. St Louis itself is possibly Senegal’s most charming town, we continue to the Holy city of Touba and meet the Mourid community to see their beautiful Mosque that seems to rise from the desert as we approach. Kaolack is a must visit and its local markets a great place to buy traditional fabrics and if you enjoy nature then a ride along the Saloum River enjoying the amazing birdlife is an amazing excursion. Crossing the Saloum Delta to Joal Fadiouth the hometown of Senegal’s first President Leopold Sedard Sedar a wonderful indigenous community adds a bit of history to our cultural adventure. Our tours can be customized to incorporate additional areas of interest and to visit all locations here in Senegal.

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Senegal Birding and Nature Tours

An exceptional birding destination with so many west african and sahelian specialities on offer here that are not seen anywhere else on other birding tours..

Senegal is one of the safest African countries with a good infrastructure and birding network, our expert local guides are the best in Senegal and know all birds by song/call and the locations for each species. Main targets during our tours include Egyptian Plover, White-crested Tiger Heron, White-backed Night Heron, Fox Kestrel, Beaudouin’s Snake Eagle, Scissor-tailed Kite, African Finfoot, Quail Plover, Black Crowned Crane, Savile’s and Arabian Bustards, Four Banded Sandgrouse, Dorst’s Cisticola, Sun Lark, Mali and black-faced Firefinches amongst many other quality species. Our tours are customized for individuals, couples, and small groups focusing on your main target species or we can offer one of our Best of Senegal standard itineraries taking in all the best birding hotspots. Contact us for up to date itineraries and prices.

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Customized Tailor-made Senegal Tours

Ashanti’s strength is designing customized tailor-made tours incorporating any areas of interest you may have..

If you are an researcher, educational institution, solo traveller, couple, family, friends, small or large group or even a travel agent arranging a private group then allow our experienced team to design that perfect trip focused on the exact areas important to you. Organizing specific cultural and historical excursions, voluntary work, research trips, specific wildlife tours or incorporating personal locations of interest, nothing is beyond our capabilities as this is an area, we are highly experienced in. Having so many local guides experts in such a wide range of areas enables us to offer a varied tour portfolio. Tours of any duration and to fit all budgets ensuring the perfect combination for you.

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Multi Country Tours

Due to its geographical location within west africa and the excellent network of flights, ferries and roads connecting this region, senegal offers an ideal opportunity to experience more of west africa during our multi country tours..

Passing stunning landscapes, enjoying exceptional nature and different habitats from the Sahelian deserts, white sand beaches to the tropical rainforest and experiencing over 100 varied ethnic groups immersing ourselves into their diverse cultures and traditions is an opportunity of a lifetime. Cross the border into Gambia during one of our cultural or birding tours, trace the slave route connecting Goree Island with Cape Coast and Elmina in Ghana during our heritage and historical tours or get off the beaten track visiting the Batammariba people of Koutammakou an area of outstanding beauty and historical significance which is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site In Northern Togo. Walk with elephants in West Africa’s premier wildlife park in Pendjari Benin, the options are endless, and our experienced team can customize multi country West African tours ensuring you have the ultimate experience during your time here.

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Exceptional West African travel experiences that have a real sustainable impact in the locations and communities we visit

Travel tips for senegal, senegal visas.

If you are European citizen or from the following countries UK, US, Brazil, Canada, India, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Vatican City and most (not all) African nationals then you do not require a visa to enter Senegal, however you need to return home within 90 days of arrival and have a valid return ticket when entering Senegal.

For information and links to all Senegal Embassies, Consulates and High Commissions for visa applications and other services please follow this link – www.embassies.info/senegal

In the unlikely event there is no Senegal Embassy or consulate in your home country to enable you to obtain a visa, please check – www.ivisa.com – to see if your country qualifies for an e-visa if your country does not qualify then it may be possible to obtain a visa at the airport and borders of Senegal, please check this before booking your holiday and be aware this method will be more expensive.

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All our company drivers, assistants and expert local guides are employed on full time contracts with Ashanti African Tours and receive a basic salary and daily bonus when on tour. Ashanti African Tours also have a company policy to tip all local site guides and hotel staff. Therefore, if any of our clients would like to tip any of our guides, site guides, drivers, or staff at hotels we use, it is at the client’s own discretion.

Spending Money

The amount of spending money you will need is determined by the type of tour you have booked with us. The majority of our standard scheduled and customized tours are all-inclusive, so you only need to budget for the following: snacks, soft (not mineral water as this is always included) and alcoholic drinks and items of a personal nature. If you have booked a budget tour, then some aspects of the tour may not be included in the tour price and you will receive this information during your enquiry process.

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Ashanti would like to think most international travellers coming to West Africa care about the locations they visit and about having a positive impact during their time here. Booking with a responsible travel company goes a long way to achieving this. Many companies state they benefit locals and conservation when they do extraordinarily little and are more focused on their profit margins. Ashanti are West Africa’s leading travel company putting their profits back into building schools, protecting wildlife, rainforest, biodiversity and connecting communities to the conservation of their environment through community development initiatives connected to eco-tourism. Click to learn more about where our profits go.

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ou need to consult your doctor or travel clinic six to eight weeks prior to departure for extensive up to date information on foreign travel to Africa.

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Polio Tetanus Typhoid Anti-malaria tablets (consult your chemist) Hepatitis A Meningitis Yellow fever (you must carry a valid certificate with your passport)

Responsible Tourism

When you travel with Ashanti African Tours you can be assured that all trips are ethical and sustainable, as we put the environment and the communities at the heart of all that we do. As such, this policy draws on the criteria set out by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) and tries to recognise many of the principles within the United Nations World Tourism Organisation’s (UNWTO) Global Code of Ethics for Tourism. All Ashanti African Tours trips aim to have a positive impact on the countries, communities, and environments we visit. Our policy of operating low-impact, ethical tours allows us to create authentic, cultural connections, which not only enhances the traveller experience, but also creates economic opportunity and social development, whilst preserving local cultures for future generations. For full detailed information on our company responsible travel policy please visit the Ethical Travel page of our website.

We Offset Your Trips Carbon Footprint

We plant 3 indigenous forest tree species for every person that travels with us. The main aim for this project is carbon offsetting – guests choosing to travel with us would offset their flights to/from West Africa by more than 15 times if the trees live to their expected lifespan. This is based on projected carbon dioxide generated on a return flight for the average guest (approximately 900kg/1980 lbs). The average tropical tree can absorb approximately 48lbs of carbon per year (when mature) and in West Africa it takes 30-50 years for a tropical tree species to grow to maturity, with an average life expectancy of 200-300 years. If the trees we plant for each guest are continued to be protected, then we are confident that we will be making a big difference in carbon offsetting: 3 trees planted would each absorb approximately 10,080 lbs of carbon, totalling 30,240 lbs/13,745 kg for all 3 trees (per guest).

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Senegal Tour Companies

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Continent Tours

• Excellent - 13 reviews for Senegal tours

If you're even considering this tour, we highly recommend you book now. This tour is a great way to be introduced to Senegal and Ghana since they offer two different experiences but both in West Africa. If we could do anything differently, it would only be to add on the 2 day tour to see Saint Louis in Senegal because we would have liked to spend more time there. Our tour guide in Senegal was Abou and our driver was Ibou. Both were absolutely fabulous. Abou was willing to teach us about his country including some phrases in Wolof, answer all our questions, take us to delicious restaurants to try local food, and make sure we were always taken care of. Senegal is an amazing country with extremely welcoming people and a rich culture. In Ghana, our tour guide was Elvis. This tour is a good introduction to Ghana from bustling Accra to local crafts in Kumasi to the beautiful Cape Coast/Elmina area with its educational history. The people of Ghana were also very welcoming and we enjoyed the food and culture. This is a great local company with local guides and a local perspective. This trip truly enhanced our lives.

Well organized tour. Pullman was the best hotel other hotels need little upgrade and better breakfasts. Best were the guides: Abu in Senegal and Martina in Ghana. They had a profound knowledge of both countries respectively and tried the best to accommodate us with places ,food and shopping. Martina was going above and beyond looking for strange food that we wanted to try, good pictures we wanted to take. She even lended us some local money when we got short and even mailed our postcards. We can wholeheartedly recommend her to anybody who wants to travel to Ghana.

Africa For Tourism

• Excellent - 5 reviews for Senegal tours

Most reviewers like to talk about the highlights of their trip and I could do that. There were amazing things to see. Walking with lions was something I'll never forget and it was a great adventure. But let me talk about some lowlights. My flight out of Chicago was delayed, so I was one day behind and my luggage didn't arrive. This is what Africa for Tourism, Yusuf , and Alou (my guide) did for me. They completely rearranged the schedule so I could still see the things I wanted to see. Alou took me clothes shopping, so I had something until my clothes arrived and acted as my bargaining agent as always. He found ATMs for me When luggage finally arrived they drove it several kilometers to where I was staying. I had a friend in Senegal, Alou offered to drive me to her house, something above and beyond. Alou found field glasses for me, since mine were in my luggage at the time. Most tours can handle the expected, but it's when the unfortunate things happen that it's their moment to shine. Tourism for Africa did that. Please look at the brochure to see all Senegal has to offer, and know that if use Africa for Tourism, you will be well cared for.

Good driver guide. Good variety of places to visit-big city, small city, resort in a village, and the camp was fun. Lots of good food, and nice hotels.

Across Africa Tours & Trave…

• Excellent - 74 reviews for Senegal tours

Mr Lamp Fall (Mamadou Diagne) & his driver Doudou were both simply amazing guides. I felt very safe with them. The tour itself was fantastic - the itinerary was great! My only recommendation was to add Djouj Bird Sanctuary (which we did, per Mr Fall's recommendation & per my request as well), I realize that portion is seasonal. I also recommend making it very clear that the tour Starts in Dakar but ENDS in Saly- it was a little confusing because there was a discrepancy between what the itinerary said versus the actual VOUCHER. Also, a faster responsiveness from both Tour Radar and/or the tour operator would definitely make a positive difference! I also suggest adding on the "Things You Must Know list" = is to add that most places we went for shopping do NOT take credit cards so to bring lots of CASH (for shoppers) & small change as many merchants seemed to be short on change. Also to bring personal toilet paper as many public bathrooms do not have it. Otherwise, the tour overall was FANTASTIC & I highly recommend it!!

This was a lovely trip, off the beaten track, seeing some of the highlights of Senegal. A really interesting eye opener as I really did not know what to expect. My tour guide and driver were really lovely and looked after me (I was the only person on the trip). I loved the variety in places I stayed from a standard hotel to desert tent to cute resort hut to a more refined beach resort. There are very long drives to get from one place to another so that is something you need to be prepared for, more time driving than at the sights, however I saw a lot of real life in several Senegalese towns from the car. The national dish of thieboudienne did not make its way on tourist restaurant menus, but after saying how much I wanted to try it, my tour driver took me to a place to try it on my final day...it was worth the wait :). This trip has a lot of spare time in the evenings so plenty of time to rest ahead of the next day. We usually set off soon after breakfast, between 8am and 9ish..so sociable times and on most days I was dropped off at my accommodation at around 5ish. So a big thank you to Dioudiou the driver and my tour guide Mr Jang (I think that was his name, we got introduced after I got off the plane and I didnt double check!) for their wonderful hospitality, it felt like having my own little family abroad.

• Excellent - 13,454 reviews for Senegal tours

The cruise on the river Gambia was great, I could not believe it was so quiet.

Pelicans in Djoudj, visiting a family compound in Gambia and seeing the remains of Lucy, the oldest human, in Dakar.

Penguin Travel

• Excellent - 498 reviews for Senegal tours

Everything to be expected on a trip like this to West Africa. Its not 5 star hotels and bug free but that is ok and makes it more of an adventurous and exciting tour. Our guide Abdou was the best and kept us entertained and fed many times a day. I def recommend doing this trip early November at the beginning of the dry season with less mosquitoes. Although mossy nets are provided throughout the trip. Im also a part time bird watcher and spotted over 200 species in 10 days. This is my 2nd trip with Penguin and will use them again in 2024.

DIAMIR Erlebnisreisen

• Excellent - 6 reviews for Senegal tours
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Our small group tours to Senegal will take you on an all-encompassing trip of discovery. Watch locals working on the rose-tinted waters of Pink Lake and tap along to the cheerful hum of jazz filling the streets of St Louis. Ride on a horse-drawn carriage to discover colourful colonial buildings and feast on Thieboudienne, a traditional Senegal dish of fish, tomatoes and rice. For a wildlife adventure with a difference, cruise along a maze of waterways in Djoudj National Park with your local tour leader . Uncover flocks of waterbird roosting after their long flight over the Sahara desert and watch them fly in perfect formation across the clear blue skies. We will also explore the mangroves, open forests and small sand islands of the Saloum Delta National Park, and embrace the slower-paced life of a remote riverside village with a relaxing overnight stay in this far-flung location. Considering a trip to Senegal but new to small group travel? Find out more in our top questions answered about small group travel blog .

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Africa is a continent often overlooked as a possible tourist destination. West African countries in particular have hugely impacted the continent. From cuisine, music to clothing and much more and Senegal is no exception. If you are planning to solo travel in Africa , below is our Senegal travel guide including places to visit in Senegal, things to do in Senegal and tips for Senegal for travelling solo. Just click on the relevant link or read the whole article. 

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Safety in Senegal – Senegal is a safe West African country to visit, especially for solo female travellers. Though no country is 100% safe, Senegal is one of the safer African countries. If you’re in the capital Dakar, it’s best practice to always walk with a purpose (don’t look like a tourist or lost), If you are lost always go into a shop to ask directions rather than strangers on the street. As a solo female traveller you should also be mindful of your things, whether that’s your bag at a restaurant or drinks at a bar, never leave your things unattended.

If you don’t look Senegalese you can get unwanted attention from people especially beggars. It can also be a hassle trying to get a taxi as the drivers may inflate their prices, that’s why it’s handy to read my tips mentioned below.

Senegal is a very relaxed and liberal country but is still an Islamic country so modesty should be taken into consideration. As Senegal is an Islamic country, their toilets often look different. Some places have squatting toilets whilst others have normal toilets but it’s very hard to find toilet paper. This is as they often use a hose in the stall to clean themselves rather than toilet paper. I recommend trying it out for a new experience but also keeping some pocket tissues to hand too.

If you plan to stay in the country for a long time, it may be useful for you to get a sim card, these can easily be bought in phone shops. Public WiFi is not really common. Though some upscale restaurants do have WiFi, it may be safer as a solo female traveller to stay connected on your go throughout the city too.

Backpacking in Senegal is definitely doable as there are hostels that you can stay in to meet others and transport is cheap, but you won’t find that many people backpacking in Senegal.

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Here are the best ways to meet people in Dakar:

• Stay in a hostel. I’ve found that staying in hostels really helped me to meet new people and go on adventures together and Dakar was no different. With so many cheap hostels around, it’s more than worth a try.
• Take a tour. There are so many experiences and tours in Dakar which will not only help you see the sights of the city but are also a great way for you to meet fellow travellers.
• Joining some clubs. Now I didn’t personally use this method, but I did hear from other travellers that this is a good way to meet people. Using sites like Facebook and joining groups is a great way to get the ball rolling.

Senegal is situated on the coast of West Africa. Its neighbouring countries are  Gambia ,  Guinea Bissau ,  Guinea ,  Mali  and  Mauritania . This country is by far one of my favourite African countries and one of those African countries that feels a lot like Europe. Dakar is a beautiful, bustling city, with so many cool places to visit. With frequent public transport, google maps will be your best friend in finding your way around the city.

Depending on your itinerary, I’d say that 5 days to a week in Dakar would be enough to really see what the capital has to offer. Dakar also has a lot of hidden gems such as dream park on the southern part of the city. Make sure you ask some locals, hotel staff, expats etc. to fully get to see what this city has to offer. In the meantime, here are some must visit sites.  * Read more: Places To Visit in Dakar

Goree Island

If there’s one must visit place in Dakar, this is it! Just off the course of mainland Senegal, Goree Island offers a better understanding the transatlantic slave trade and Senegalese history. From museums to well preserved buildings, this UNESECO World Heritage Site truly feels like you’re stepping back in time. This island is a chilling reminder of the scar of slavery many African countries still carry. I advise going with a tour guide, you can hire them before you get at the port where you buy tickets to the island or on the island. (Senegalese and Africans get a discounted rate onto the island)

The African Renaissance Monument

This is the tallest African statue and an undeniably breath-taking copper statue in the capital. A must see in Dakar and one of the popular Senegal tourist attractions. This monument celebrates not only Senegalese liberation but African liberation from colonialism. This magnificent statue was created in hopes of becoming an international tourist attraction like the statue of liberty. I hope you like stairs because just like the road to freedom, it is a long climb up.

Niokolo-Koba National Park . This is a UNESCO World Heritage site is Senegal’s largest national park. This protected area is home to some amazing biodiversity. This is a great place for bird lovers who’d be able to get close up views of flamencos, pelicans and even elephants!

The IFAN Museum and Museum of Black Civilizations are great places to go to explore more of West African culture. With a hundred artefacts, from African clothing styles to traditional armour dating back hundreds of years. A must visit if you’re in Dakar. Henriette Bathily museum is also worth a look for those who’d like to know how Senegalese women live their daily lives.

Or pay a visit to Village des Arts. This gallery is perfect for art lovers as it showcases some amazing art pieces from local Senegalese artists and painters.

Though not technically in Dakar, the Stones of Senegambia are still worth the trip. Scattered around Senegal and Gambia, these UNESCO World heritage sites date back to the 3rd century BC. and are historical landmarks. Whilst some speculate these stones to be a burial ground, others believe the stones were placed there by Gods and have spiritual meaning. Either way, they sure are an archaeological wonder.

For those adventure seekers, why not visit Fathala Wildlife reserve . This reserve is home to hundreds of animals including endangered animals such as rhinos, warthogs, buffaloes and more. You can even get the unique experience to walk with lions. Bet you don’t have the opportunity to do that everyday.

The Djoudj National Bird Park  is the 3rd sanctuary in the world and a paradise for bird lovers. With over 350 different bird species migrating to and from this park, don’t miss out on a chance to see some beautiful birds such as pelicans and flamingos. But if birds aren’t your thing, this park is also home to other animals like monkeys, warthogs and even crocodiles.

Chill in N’gor, an upscale part of Dakar and the go to area for parties and bars. With amazing rooftop bars, good music and cheap drinks, you’re bound to have a great time here.

Other unique things to do in Senegal include taking a boat ride across Lac Rose. Also known as Lake Retba, This is a beautiful lake located 45km from central Dakar and is naturally pink due to the high salt content. Though when I went, it wasn’t particularly pink, it is worth a visit if you have extra time on your trip as the landscape and area alone are very different to inner city Dakar.

Another of the things to see in Senegal is the Mosque of Divinity. This mosque is located in Ouakam, a neighbourhood in Dakar and stands tall on the edge of the Atlantic ocean. Why not take a trip to see it and marvel at the amazing architecture.

Try their renowned rice. Wolof rice also commonly known as jollof rice is a popular staple dish across west Africa which has existed for centuries! It is said to have originated in Senegal. This dish can be commonly found in most restaurants and is typically served with meat or fish and salad. Why not try it out and tell us what you think?

Head to Marche Sandaga. This local market is home to some amazing Senegalese artwork. Located in the Dakar-plateau (southern part of the city) You can walk around this market to find textiles, home wear, African printed clothing and much more! Even if you don’t plan on buying anything, It’s well worth a look around.

Head to the Beach. Dakar has some undeniably great beaches with neighbourhoods like Ngor being notoriously loved by surfers. With amazing sandy beaches and great local food close by, you definitely won’t be disappointed making Dakar your next holiday destination.

Senegal Tours 

Get Your Guide – Get Your Guide helps you to find top-rated activities and day tours in worldwide destinations including Senegal. Choose from a Goree Island half-day tour from Dakar or Saly, a pink lake tour, or a trip to Ngor or the Bandia Wildlife Reserve. Although some of the tours are for a minimum of 2 people, there are several tours to choose from for one, and it’s really simple to use. Just check the reviews, price and availability then book online, or read my review.  

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Viator – Viator are similar to Get Your Guide. They are an American company and a tour platform with more than 345,000 tours and worldwide activities. Choose from a Senegal tour to Lac Rose and Noflaye Tortoise Park, a half-day tour to Somone Lagoon and Bandia Park, or a half-day Dakar city tour. Read my Viator review or click the link for all their tours.

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Senegal Odyssey Tours – For local Senegal tours, I recommend Senegal Odyssey Tours. Oumar is really knowledgable and friendly and makes you feel at ease whilst showing you his home country and telling you about its history. 

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Transport may be your biggest expense here as taxi drivers are often opportunists inflating the prices for tourists. Especially at the airports so I recommend getting the coach to downtown Dakar. In Dakar haggling with taxi drivers is a must, even for locals and knowing a bit of Wolof can help with this. Busses are cheaper but often confusing to navigate for a non-local as bus stops are not clearly marked so you’re better off practicing on your negotiation skills.

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With the rise of tourism to the country’s capital, Dakar has a lot of cheaper accommodations which are now available. An average night in a hostel will cost around $5 per person per night with 5-star hotels costing around $150 a night.

The best area to stay in Senegal depends on what type of experience you are looking for. I’d advice staying in the Yoff or Ngor which are the suburb regions of Dakar. They are more upscale with a lot of nice bars, restaurants and shops without the noise of the bustling city centre.

Plus there’s Airbnb which offers rental accommodation in Senegal on a short-term basis and rooms in Australia with a local. You can stay in a private room in a local's house or rent their whole apartment. Save $20 off your first stay with this Airbnb link . 

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Airports in Senegal   

Senegal has 14 international airports and domestic airports. The major airport in Dakar is Dakar Blaise Diagne International Airport. From Dakar Airport the bus takes 50 minutes to an hour and costs £14 for the journey.

Senegal has relatively good year climate all year-round with temperatures rarely dipping below 20 degrees. The best time to go to Senegal is during the winter dry season; from November to March as there’s a guarantee of sunshine with minimum humidity and rain. The chart below shows the annual temperatures for the weather in Senegal and Dakar from January to December.

• Can I drink the water? No, you can't drink the tap water. Take a water filter with you instead.
• Is tipping expected?  If you’re happy with service 10% is acceptable for restaurants, taxis and tour guides.
• Fixed price or barter?  Fixed Price except at markets.
• Any ATMs?  Yes in the main cities.
• Which side of the road do they drive? The right-hand side.
• Good for vegetarians?  They do love their meat but it’s okay for veggies.
• Any Seven Wonders of the World ? No.

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Current time in Dakar

Budget – £50 a day  (based on traveling on a budget and staying in hostels and budget accommodation Senegal)

Capital – Dakar

Population – 16.3 million

Language spoken – French and Wolof

Local Currency – West African Franc (CFA)

Do I need a visa? – You don't need a visa if you are a British citizen for stays up to 3 months. 

Flying time to Senegal – 6 hours from UK

Vaccinations Required

Did you know? Senegal is set to be the first African country to host the Olympics!

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This guide was written in March 2021 by Adeola Adeshina, Founder of AdeAfrica.com . Adeola has been a budget traveller for over 5 years, living and travelling all over the world. In 2019 she went on a solo female trip across Africa and loved it. She believes that Africa is a beautiful continent that is often overlooked as a travel destination and she hopes to change that. 

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Are you planning a two week itinerary in Senegal ? Are you wondering what to see in two weeks in Senegal ? Are you having trouble putting together a 14 days Senegal itinerary that doesn’t feel too rushed?

Then you came to the right place! In this post I’m going to share with you my personal Senegal itinerary.

Let me start by saying that traveling in Senegal is safe . We often travelled by public transport in Senegal and we never felt fear. However, knowing your own limits and your own place is very important, especially in the non-touristy area. Anyway, always keep your personal belongings guarded, especially in crowded areas such as markets or bus stations.

Alessandro and I travelled in Senegal independently. I mean without hiring a guide, and I’m here to say that if you plan well in advance, you will end up taking back home some of the best memories of your life.

That’s why I published this 14 days Senegal itinerary full of inspiration so you can put together your own travel plan to Senegal.

We landed at the Blaise Diagne International airport in Dakar and drove straight to the Retba Lake in Niaga, choosing Dakar as last destination of our 14 day Senegal itinerary.

Day 1: Retba Lake.

Our 14 day Senegal itinerary started at the Retba lake in Niaga. It lies 30 km northeast from the Blaise Diagne International Airport, less than an hour’s drive. Retba Lake is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Senegal .

The interesting thing to see here is not only the pink coloured waters but especially the salt extracting activity. There are several excursions offered at this site and in my experience the boat trip on the Pink Lake in Senegal is a must.

One full day is enough to explore the area.

Day 2: Lompoul Desert.

Lompoul Desert is an 18 km2 desert located right in the Lompoul Village . It’s really worth it since the presence of such a small desert in Senegal is so unusual. Just as at the pink lake, in the Lompoul village you will have a chance to select from the many excursions.

We tried the camel ride in the Lompoul Desert which was organized by the Camp Du Desert camp , the hotel we were saying at.

Day 3/4/5: Saint Louis.

Saint Louis (or Ndar in Wolof) is listed among the Unesco World Heritage sites and it is West Africa’s first French settlement. The three days spent in Saint Louis are three days well spent. The colonial architectural style and charm that you will see right after crossing the Faidherbe Bridge won’t fail to surprise you.

Walking among the boutique shops, tailors’ workshops, and art galleries in Saint Louis is really a pleasure.

Here in Saint Louis there are several European tour operators who organize day trips from Saint Louis to many different places. We did none of that. We just went strolling around in Saint Louis with no fixed plans. We also visited the less touristy area close to the beach which lies on the external mainland. It deserves a visit.

Day 6: Bandia Reserve.

Bandia Reserve is a small, fenced Nature Reserve of about 3500 hectors in the village of Bandia. It is a privately owned Reserve where you need a four-wheel vehicle to explore the entire area.

Now, exactly for these reasons, Bandia Reserve safari is not like all the others in Africa, but it is perfect for those who are seeking wildlife in Africa for the first time.

Day 7/8: Ndangare/Palmarine.

Your 14 day Senegal itinerary should definitely include the Palmarine area. Ndangane is a base for exploring the Sine Saloum Delta. From the touristy point of view it is quite well equipped. There are many restaurants and aperitif bars along the main street in Ndangane. And all of them organize boat trips in the Sine Saloum Delta.

Actually, I loved this part of my Senegal itinerary a lot. But the reason why I’m suggesting that you spend two days in Ndangane is because journeys in Senegal are always very long due to the old vehicles they use. So once in a while, when you find your comfort zone, you need to stop and breathe before starting another trip.

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Day 9: Joal Fadiouth.

Your 14 day Senegal itinerary can’t leave out Joal Fadiouth. Joal lies on the mainland, while the village of Fadiouth, linked to Joal by a wooden bridge, lies on an island (it seems like an island because it lies on a lagoon).

The notable aspect of Joal Fadiouth is that they collect shells around the lagoon and make wonderful craft items . It’s amazing to see that the entire village of Fadiouth is made of shells.

Once you cross the wooden bridge and reach the Fadiouth village, you can take a horse ride or donkey ride to see one of the oldest and biggest Baobao trees of Senegal .

Day 10/11: Saly.

Contrary to what you might think, tourism in Saly started back in 1995 and it remains today one of the best beach resort areas of Senegal.

Therefore, it goes without saying that the village of Saly features hotels, restaurants, and bars for any type of tourist. Many of these are located seafront from where you can admire amazing sunsets.

Day 12: Goree Island.

After relaxing on the beaches of Saly, take a day trip to Goree Island. It is one of the most heart wrenching parts of Senegal since it’s known for its role in the 15th- to 19th-century slave trade.

Gorée is a tiny, car-free island off the coast of the capital Dakar. The house of slaves and the point of no return are certainly among the once in a lifetime things to see.

In the past, Goree Island was ruled in succession by the Portuguese, Dutch, English, and French. Its colonial architecture is in fact characterized by its colonizers and it expresses the contrast between the gloomy slave quarters and elegant houses of the slave traders .

This is why strolling around the narrow streets of Goree Island is really interesting.

Day 13/14: Dakar.

Spending a couple of days in Dakar helps you to taste the urban life of the Senegalese capital. There are numerous activities to do here, among them I feel like I should advise you to check out the Village Des Art .

If you are able to, you can stay even longer in Dakar because as I said, there are so many choices to keep you busy.

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Since life in Africa is so different from your normal one at home, after only two weeks in Senegal you will feel like you have stayed for so long and that you have done and seen so much. This is why I don’t suggest running and running to see everything.

This 14 day Senegal itinerary is created to give you the essential together with some relaxation so that you return home with only good memories and not feel like you went through a lot of trouble.

Yes. Because in Senegal moving from one place to another is hard. A journey of just 60 km can last 6 hours. Their vehicles are old and break downs are frequent. Your plans need to allow for this so that your visit isn’t spoiled. That’s why I suggest this 14 day no rush Senegal itinerary. Limit the places to see, relax, and see what you can.

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This eight-day tour, titled “Explore Senegal at Its Peak,” is an exciting and comprehensive journey through some of the most iconic destinations in Senegal . This West African country is known for its vibrant culture, rich history, diverse wildlife, and natural beauty, and this tour offers an opportunity to experience all of these aspects in one unforgettable trip.

The tour begins in the bustling capital city of Dakar, where travelers can immerse themselves in the local culture, visit the African Renaissance Monument, the Dakar Grand Mosque, and explore the colorful markets. The following day, the tour takes visitors to Goree Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its role in the Atlantic slave trade. Here, travelers will visit the Maison des Esclaves, a museum that tells the story of the island’s dark past. Afterwards, the tour heads to the Pink Lake, known for its stunning pink hues caused by a unique combination of algae and bacteria.

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The tour then heads north to Saint Louis, the former capital of Senegal, where travelers can visit the Faidherbe Bridge, the Saint Louis Cathedral, and explore the narrow streets of the old town with its colonial architecture. A day trip to the Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary offers a chance to see the thousands of migratory birds that flock to the wetland reserve every year.

The tour then takes visitors to the Lompoul Desert for a camel ride through the golden sand dunes before returning to Dakar for more exploration of the city and a return visit to the Pink Lake to witness the stunning sunset over the lake.

The Sine Saloum Delta is the next destination, a unique ecosystem that is home to a variety of wildlife and bird species, where travelers can take a boat ride through the mangroves and enjoy a traditional Senegalese lunch in a local village.

The tour ends with a visit to Ngor Island, a peaceful and picturesque island located just off the coast of Dakar, where travelers can explore sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and the quaint fishing village. Finally, a farewell dinner at a local restaurant provides a perfect way to end the journey.

Overall, this tour is perfect for travelers who want to experience the best of Senegal, from its bustling cities to its tranquil natural wonders. With a knowledgeable guide and carefully crafted itinerary, this tour offers an immersive and unforgettable experience for all who embark on it.

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Day 1: Arrival in Dakar

Upon arrival in Dakar, the capital city of Senegal, you will be welcomed by our guide who will transfer you to your hotel. You can spend the afternoon exploring the city on your own or take a guided tour to visit the African Renaissance Monument, the Dakar Grand Mosque, and the colorful markets.

Day 2: Goree Island and Pink Lake

After breakfast, you will take a ferry to Goree Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its role in the Atlantic slave trade. You will visit the Maison des Esclaves, a museum that tells the story of the island's dark past. After lunch, you will travel to the Pink Lake, known for its stunning pink hues caused by a unique combination of algae and bacteria.

Day 3: Saint Louis and Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary

After breakfast, you will leave Dakar and travel north to Saint Louis, the former capital of Senegal. You will visit the Faidherbe Bridge, a historical landmark that connects the island to the mainland, and the Saint Louis Cathedral, one of the oldest cathedrals in West Africa. In the afternoon, you can take a walk through the narrow streets of the old town and admire the colonial architecture. You will also take a day trip to the Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary, a wetland reserve that is home to over 400 species of birds. You will take a boat ride through the mangrove forests and see the thousands of migratory birds that flock to the sanctuary every year.

Day 4: Lompoul Desert

After breakfast, you will leave Saint Louis and travel to the Lompoul Desert, a beautiful expanse of golden sand dunes. You will take a camel ride through the dunes and enjoy a traditional Senegalese lunch before returning to your hotel.

Day 5: Dakar and Pink Lake

After breakfast, you will return to Dakar and visit the IFAN Museum, one of the largest museums in West Africa. You will also visit the Dakar Grand Mosque and the colorful markets. In the afternoon, you will travel back to the Pink Lake to witness the stunning sunset over the lake.

Day 6" Sine Saloum Delta

After breakfast, you will travel to the Sine Saloum Delta, a unique ecosystem that is home to a variety of wildlife and bird species. You will take a boat ride through the mangroves and enjoy a traditional Senegalese lunch in a local village.

Day 7: Dakar and Ngor Island

After breakfast, you will visit Ngor Island, a peaceful and picturesque island located just off the coast of Dakar. You will take a boat ride to the island and spend the day exploring its sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and quaint fishing village. In the afternoon, you will return to Dakar and enjoy a farewell dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 8: Departure from Dakar

After breakfast, you will be transferred to the airport for your departure flight. This eight-day tour takes you on a journey through some of the most iconic destinations in Senegal, giving you a glimpse of the country's diverse culture, history, wildlife, and natural beauty. Book your tour today and get ready for an unforgettable journey through Senegal at its peak.

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Discover the Unforgettable Trip to Senegal: Cost, Tips, and More in 2024

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Planning a trip to Senegal? Wondering about the cost? Look no further! In this article, we'll give you the lowdown on the trip to Senegal cost and provide you with the best money-saving tips. Whether you're a budget traveler or a mid-range explorer, we've got you covered. From affordable accommodations to delicious local cuisine, we'll show you how to make the most of your trip without breaking the bank.

So, let's dive into the cost range of a trip to Senegal. For a round-trip ticket, flights can range from $600 to $1,200, depending on the season and airline. Accommodation costs vary as well, with budget hotels or hostels starting at around $20 per night, while luxury hotels can go up to $200 per night. As for transportation, Senegal has an extensive and efficient public transportation system, and a one-way subway or train ticket can cost around $1 to $3.

Now, let's talk about food. When it comes to dining out, you have options for every budget. Budget restaurants offer delicious local dishes for as little as $5 per person, while mid-range restaurants may cost around $15 to $20 per person. It's a great opportunity to savor the flavors of Senegal without breaking the bank.

So, how much should you budget for your daily expenses? For budget travelers, you can expect to spend around $30 to $50 per day, including accommodation, meals, transportation, and activities. Mid-range travelers, on the other hand, can expect to spend around $70 to $100 per day. Remember, it's always a good idea to plan ahead and research activities and costs to create a budget that works for you.

• How much does it cost for 2 nights and 3 days when traveling to Senegal?

Planning a trip to Senegal? Wondering how much it will cost you for a 2-night, 3-day adventure in this vibrant West African country? Well, the cost can vary depending on your travel style, accommodation choices, transportation preferences, and the activities you plan to indulge in. But fret not, we're here to give you a rough estimate of the expenses for a budget traveler like yourself.

Let's break it down for you:

First things first, let's talk about flights. The cost of a round-trip ticket to Senegal from major cities around the world can range anywhere from $500 to $1500, depending on your departure location, the time of year, and the airline you choose. It's always a good idea to keep an eye out for deals and discounts to snag the best price possible.

Accommodation

Now, let's move on to accommodation. If you're a budget traveler, you'll be pleased to know that there are plenty of affordable options available in Senegal. Budget hotels can cost you around $30 to $70 per night, depending on the location and the amenities offered. For a 2-night stay, you can expect to spend approximately $60 to $140 on accommodation.

Transportation

Getting around in Senegal is relatively affordable. A one-way subway or train ticket can cost you around $1 to $3, depending on the distance. For a 3-day trip, you can expect to spend around $6 to $18 on transportation.

Food and drinks

When it comes to food, Senegal offers a delightful culinary experience. Budget restaurants in Senegal can serve you a delicious meal for around $5 to $10 per person. However, if you're looking to save even more, street food and convenience store meals can cost you even less. As for drinks, prices can vary depending on the type and location. A bottle of water can cost you around $0.5 to $1, while a local beer can range from $2 to $4. For a 3-day trip, you can expect to spend approximately $60 to $120 on food and drinks.

Sightseeing and activities

Senegal is rich in cultural and natural attractions. Some popular sights, such as the vibrant markets and stunning beaches, may be free or have a small entrance fee of around $2 to $5 per person. If you're interested in visiting more exclusive attractions or taking part in guided tours, the cost can be a bit higher, ranging from $20 to $50 per person. For 3 days of sightseeing and activities, you can expect to spend approximately $50 to $150.

Total cost for a 2-night & 3-day trip to Senegal

So, to sum it all up, for a budget traveler looking to spend 2 nights and 3 days in Senegal, the estimated cost would be around $676 to $1488. However, please keep in mind that these are rough estimates and actual costs may vary depending on your travel style, activities, and other personal expenses.

Now that you have an idea of the trip to Senegal cost, start planning your adventure and get ready to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and warm hospitality of this beautiful country!

• How much does it cost for flights when traveling to Senegal?

Planning a trip to Senegal? One of the first things you'll need to consider is the cost of flights. The price can vary depending on several factors, including your departure location, the time of year, the airline you choose, and the availability of tickets. Let's take a closer look at the general range of flight costs to Senegal from major cities around the world.

When it comes to booking flights, the departure location plays a significant role in determining the cost. For example, if you're flying from New York City, you can expect to pay around $800 to $1,200 for a one-way ticket to Senegal. On the other hand, if you're departing from London, the price range may be slightly higher, ranging from $900 to $1,500.

Another factor that influences flight costs is the time of year. During peak travel seasons, such as summer or major holidays, prices tend to be higher. For instance, if you plan to visit Senegal during the Christmas holidays, you might see prices increase by 20% to 30% compared to other times of the year.

The airline you choose can also impact the cost of your trip to Senegal. Different airlines have different pricing strategies, and some may offer more competitive rates than others. It's always a good idea to compare prices and check for any ongoing promotions or discounts.

Lastly, ticket availability can affect flight costs. If you're booking last minute or during a busy travel period, you may find that prices are higher due to limited availability. On the other hand, booking in advance or during off-peak seasons can help you secure better deals.

Now, let's talk about the general range of round-trip ticket costs to Senegal from various major cities. From New York City, you can expect to pay anywhere between $1,200 and $2,000 for an economy class ticket. If you're looking for a more luxurious experience, business class tickets range from $2,500 to $4,000. From London, the price range for round-trip economy class tickets is around $1,500 to $2,500, while business class tickets can go up to $5,000.

Remember, these are just general estimates, and prices can vary depending on the factors mentioned earlier. It's always a good idea to use a reliable flight search engine to get the most accurate and up-to-date prices for your specific travel dates.

So, if you're dreaming of exploring the vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and rich history of Senegal, be sure to consider the cost of flights when planning your trip. With a little research and flexibility, you can find the best deals that suit your budget and make your Senegal adventure a reality!

• How much does it cost for hotels when traveling to Senegal?

When planning a trip to Senegal, one of the key factors to consider is the cost of accommodation. The price of hotels in this vibrant West African country can vary depending on several factors, including the location, season, and the type of accommodation you are looking for.

It's no surprise that hotels in major cities like Dakar, Saint-Louis, and Thiès tend to be more expensive compared to hotels in smaller cities or rural areas. The bustling urban centers offer a wide range of amenities and attractions, which often come with a higher price tag. So, if you're planning to explore the vibrant streets of Dakar or soak up the colonial charm of Saint-Louis, be prepared to spend a bit more on your accommodation.

In major cities, the cost of a mid-range hotel room can range from approximately $80 to $150 per night. For those seeking a more luxurious experience, the price for a luxury hotel room can range from around $200 to $500 per night. These prices are indicative and can vary depending on the specific hotel and the time of year you plan to visit.

On the other hand, if you're looking to explore the lesser-known cities and smaller towns of Senegal, you'll find that hotel prices are generally more affordable. In these areas, the cost of a mid-range hotel room can range from approximately $50 to $100 per night, while a luxury hotel room can range from around $150 to $300 per night. Again, these prices are just estimates and can vary based on the location and the specific hotel you choose.

So, whether you're planning to immerse yourself in the vibrant city life or explore the hidden gems of Senegal's smaller towns, it's important to consider the cost of hotels. By understanding the price ranges in different locations, you can better plan your budget and make the most of your trip to Senegal.

• How much does it cost for food when traveling to Senegal?

When planning a trip to Senegal, it's important to consider the cost of food and dining. The prices can vary widely depending on several factors, including the type of food, the restaurant's location, and the level of formality or luxury. So, let's dive into the details!

Food prices in Senegal can range from affordable to extravagant. Whether you're craving street food or fast food, looking for a casual dining experience at a local restaurant, or seeking the finer dining options at mid-range or high-end establishments, there's something for every budget.

Here's a breakdown of the general price ranges you can expect in US dollars per meal:

• Street food or fast food: $1 - $5
• Casual dining or local restaurants: $5 - $15
• Mid-range restaurants: $15 - $30
• High-end or luxury restaurants: $30 and above

While dining out is a popular choice for many travelers, it's worth mentioning that there are other affordable options for food in Senegal. Convenience stores and supermarkets offer a variety of snacks, fruits, and beverages at reasonable prices. This can be a great alternative for those looking to save some money or have a quick bite on the go.

Now, let's talk about tipping. In Senegal, tipping is not necessarily expected but is appreciated for good service. If you feel satisfied with the service you receive, leaving a small tip is a kind gesture. However, it's important to note that tipping customs may vary, so it's always a good idea to follow the local norms and practices.

So, when planning your trip to Senegal, be prepared to indulge in the diverse culinary scene while considering your budget. From mouthwatering street food to elegant dining experiences, Senegal has something to satisfy every palate and wallet!

• How much does it cost for souvenirs when traveling to Senegal?

Well, let me tell you, my friend, the cost of souvenirs in Senegal can vary like night and day. It all depends on what you're looking for, where you're shopping, and the quality of the item you desire. So, buckle up and let's take a wild ride through the colorful world of Senegalese souvenirs!

Now, before we dive into the nitty-gritty, feast your eyes on this enticing image of Senegal's vibrant markets. Just imagine yourself strolling through these bustling alleys, surrounded by a kaleidoscope of traditional crafts and trinkets. Ah, the joy of souvenir hunting!

Now, let's talk numbers, shall we? Brace yourself for some jaw-dropping price ranges. For starters, a beautifully handcrafted wooden mask can set you back anywhere from $20 to $200, depending on its size and intricacy. If you're more into textiles, a colorful Senegalese fabric known as "wax print" can be yours for around $10 to $50 per yard.

But wait, there's more! How about a stunning piece of jewelry to adorn yourself with? A silver bracelet or necklace, adorned with traditional Senegalese symbols, can range from $30 to $150. And if you're a fan of traditional music, a djembe drum, the heartbeat of Senegal, can be yours for a cool $50 to $300.

Now, here's a little secret for you savvy shoppers out there. While many souvenir shops in tourist areas have fixed prices, there's a world of negotiation waiting for you in other types of stores. Picture yourself haggling for a bargain at a lively flea market or discovering hidden treasures in an antique shop. The possibilities are endless!

So, my fellow adventurers, when planning your trip to Senegal, keep in mind that the cost of souvenirs can be as diverse as the country itself. From wooden masks to wax prints, silver jewelry to djembe drums, there's something for everyone. Just remember to bring your bargaining skills and an open mind, and you'll return home with not only cherished mementos but also unforgettable memories of your Senegalese journey.

• How much does it cost for transportation when traveling to Senegal?

Well, let's dive into the nitty-gritty of it all. When planning your trip to Senegal, it's essential to consider the cost of transportation. The beautiful country offers various modes of transportation, each with its own price tag. So, let's break it down for you.

The cost of transportation in Senegal can vary depending on the mode of transportation and the distance you plan to travel. Let's take a closer look at the different options available:

If you prefer a leisurely and scenic journey, hopping on a train in Senegal is a great option. The cost of train tickets can range from $10 to $50, depending on the distance traveled and the class you choose.

Senegal does not have a subway system, so this mode of transportation is not applicable. But fear not, there are plenty of other options to explore!

Traveling by bus is a popular choice in Senegal. It offers an affordable way to get around the country. Bus fares can range from $1 to $10, depending on the distance and the type of bus you choose.

If you prefer a more convenient and personalized mode of transportation, taxis are readily available in Senegal. The cost of a taxi ride can vary depending on the distance traveled and the negotiation skills of the passenger. On average, a short taxi ride within the city can cost around $2 to $5.

Rental Car:

For those who prefer the freedom of exploring at their own pace, renting a car is a great option. Rental car prices in Senegal can range from $30 to $100 per day, depending on the type of car and the rental duration.

Now, let's talk about transportation passes and discount tickets. Senegal does offer transportation passes for visitors, such as the "Teranga Card." This card allows unlimited travel on public transportation within a specific period. The cost of the Teranga Card ranges from $10 to $50, depending on the duration of validity.

Additionally, various discount tickets are available for tourists who plan to do a lot of traveling in a short period. For example, the "Explore Senegal Pass" offers discounted rates for multiple attractions and transportation options. Prices for these passes can vary, so it's best to check with local tourism offices or travel agencies for the latest information.

In conclusion, the cost of transportation in Senegal can vary depending on your preferred mode of travel and the distance you plan to cover. It's always a good idea to research and plan ahead to ensure you get the best value for your money. So, pack your bags, grab your Teranga Card, and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Senegal!

• How much does it cost for sightseeing when traveling to Senegal?

Planning a trip to Senegal? Wondering how much it will cost for sightseeing? Well, the cost of sightseeing in Senegal can vary widely depending on the location, attraction, and activity you choose. Whether you're a budget traveler or looking for a luxurious experience, Senegal has something to offer for everyone.

Let's dive into the popular tourist attractions in Senegal and their cost ranges in US dollars:

• Goree Island: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Goree Island is a must-visit destination. The cost for a guided tour ranges from $10 to $20.
• Pink Lake (Lake Retba): Famous for its unique pink color, a visit to the Pink Lake costs around $30 to $50, depending on the duration and activities included.
• Bandia Wildlife Reserve: Get up close and personal with wildlife at the Bandia Wildlife Reserve. The entrance fee is approximately $15 to $25.
• Île de N'Gor: This beautiful island offers stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. The boat ride to Île de N'Gor costs around $10 to $15.
• Dakar Grand Mosque: Admire the architectural beauty of the Dakar Grand Mosque. Entrance is free, but donations are appreciated.
• La Maison des Esclaves: Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, La Maison des Esclaves is a historical museum that sheds light on Senegal's dark past. The entrance fee is around $5 to $10.
• Lompoul Desert: Experience the magic of the desert at Lompoul. A camel ride and overnight stay in a traditional tent cost approximately $50 to $100.
• Saly Beach: Enjoy the sun, sand, and surf at Saly Beach. Entrance is free, and you can find affordable beachside accommodations.

Now, let's talk about the good news! Senegal also offers plenty of free or low-cost sightseeing options. You don't always have to break the bank to explore this beautiful country. Here are a few examples:

• Visit Dakar's vibrant markets, such as Sandaga or Kermel, where you can immerse yourself in the local culture and find unique souvenirs at affordable prices.
• Explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Dakar, like Plateau or Medina, where you can witness the daily life of the Senegalese people.
• Take a stroll along the Corniche des Almadies, a scenic coastal road in Dakar, and enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.
• Discover the hidden gems of Saint-Louis, the former capital of Senegal, known for its colonial architecture and lively music scene.

So, whether you're on a tight budget or ready to splurge, Senegal offers a wide range of sightseeing options to suit your preferences. Plan your trip wisely, and get ready to create unforgettable memories in this enchanting country!

• How much does it cost for Wi-Fi & communication when traveling to Senegal?

When planning a trip to Senegal, it's essential to consider the cost of staying connected and communicating with loved ones back home. In this digital age, Wi-Fi has become a necessity for travelers, and Senegal offers various options to cater to your connectivity needs. Let's dive into the options and cost range in US dollars for accessing Wi-Fi in Senegal. Firstly, renting a Wi-Fi router is a popular choice among travelers. Depending on the rental company and plan you choose, prices can range from $5 to $15 per day. This option provides you with a portable Wi-Fi hotspot, allowing you to connect multiple devices simultaneously. It's a convenient solution for those who require constant internet access throughout their journey. Secondly, purchasing a SIM card is another viable option. The cost of a SIM card in Senegal depends on the data plan and provider you opt for. Prices typically range from $5 to $20, offering different data allowances and validity periods. This option allows you to use your own device and enjoy the convenience of local network coverage. Additionally, it's worth noting that some hotels and accommodations in Senegal provide free Wi-Fi for their guests. Before booking your stay, be sure to check if this amenity is available, as it can significantly reduce your communication expenses. Furthermore, certain smartphone apps, such as "WiFi Map" and "Free WiFi Passwords," offer access to free Wi-Fi hotspots throughout Senegal. These apps provide a convenient way to locate and connect to available networks, ensuring you stay connected without incurring additional costs. It's important to keep in mind that the cost of Wi-Fi in Senegal can vary depending on the method of access and the data plan you choose. However, with the multitude of options available, travelers can easily find a suitable solution to stay connected while exploring this vibrant country. So, whether you're sharing your adventures on social media or staying connected with loved ones, Senegal has you covered.

• How much does it cost for a visa when traveling to Senegal?

Planning a trip to Senegal? Well, let's talk about the nitty-gritty of visa costs! When it comes to exploring this vibrant West African country, it's essential to know the ins and outs of the visa application process and the expenses involved. The cost range of visa applications varies depending on your country of citizenship and the type of passport application you're making. For example, citizens from the United States can expect to pay around $80 for a single-entry visa, while those from the United Kingdom may have to shell out approximately $100. However, it's worth noting that some lucky travelers can enjoy visa-free access to Senegal, such as citizens from neighboring countries like Mali and Guinea-Bissau. So, if you're one of the fortunate few, you can save some bucks on visa fees!

It's important to remember that visa application fees can vary depending on your country of citizenship and the type of application you're submitting. Moreover, certain countries may require additional fees for visa applications or other travel documents. To ensure you have the most up-to-date information on passport and visa requirements, it's always a good idea to check with your local embassy or consulate. They'll provide you with the latest details on fees and any additional documents you may need. So, before embarking on your Senegal adventure, make sure you're well-informed about the costs involved in obtaining your visa. Bon voyage!

• How much does it cost for insurance when traveling to Senegal?

The cost of insurance for a trip to Senegal can vary depending on several factors. These factors include your age, the length of your trip, the type of coverage you need, and the insurance provider you choose. To give you a general idea of the costs involved, here are some guidelines for travel insurance:

For a single trip, the cost of travel insurance can range from as low as $50 to as high as $500. The price will depend on the coverage you select and the duration of your trip. It's important to note that the longer your trip, the higher the cost of insurance is likely to be.

If you are a frequent traveler and plan to visit Senegal more than once in a year, an annual travel insurance policy may be a better option for you. The cost of an annual policy can range from $200 to $1000, depending on the coverage and the number of trips you plan to take.

If you want comprehensive coverage that includes not only medical expenses but also trip cancellation, baggage loss, and other potential risks, the cost of travel insurance can be higher. A comprehensive policy for a trip to Senegal can range from $100 to $1000 or more, depending on the coverage limits and the duration of your trip.

It's important to compare travel insurance policies from different providers to find the coverage that best meets your needs and budget. Make sure to read the policy details carefully and understand what is and isn't covered, as well as any deductibles or exclusions. Additionally, some credit cards and travel booking sites offer travel insurance as a benefit or add-on, so be sure to explore those options as well.

Comparing different travel insurance policies will help you find the best coverage for your trip to Senegal. Remember to carefully review the policy details and understand the coverage, deductibles, and exclusions. Don't forget to explore other options like credit card and travel booking site insurance offerings. By doing so, you can ensure a worry-free trip to Senegal with the right insurance coverage that suits your needs and budget.

• How much does it cost for family, couples or single when traveling to Senegal?

The cost of traveling to the country can vary widely depending on a number of factors, such as the length of the trip, the type of accommodation, the level of luxury, the activities planned, and the number of travelers. Here's the lowdown on the estimated costs for a trip to the country:

Airfare: The cost of airfare to the can vary depending on the departure city and the time of year. You can expect to shell out anywhere from a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars for a round-trip ticket from the United States to the country per person.

Accommodation: When it comes to lodging, you've got options. If you're on a tight budget, you can find a budget hotel or hostel for as low as $20 per night. If you're looking for a bit more comfort, a mid-range hotel will set you back around $50 to $100 per night. For those seeking luxury, the sky's the limit, with high-end hotels and ryokans ranging from $200 to $500 per night.

Food and drink: Senegal offers a diverse range of cuisine to tantalize your taste buds. If you're looking to save some cash, a budget meal at a local restaurant will cost you around $5 to $10 per person. If you want to indulge in a mid-range meal, expect to pay around $15 to $30 per person.

Transportation: Getting around in Senegal can be an adventure in itself. A single metro or train ticket will cost you around $1 to $2, while a long-distance bullet train ticket can set you back around $20 to $50. Taxis and car rentals are also available, but be prepared to factor in the additional costs.

Overall, the cost of traveling to Senegal can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars per person, depending on your travel style and preferences. Whether you're a family, a couple, or a solo traveler, you can expect to spend anywhere from $500 to $5000 for a trip to the country. So start saving those pennies and get ready for an unforgettable adventure in Senegal!

• Methods to Save Money When Traveling to Senegal

Planning a trip to Senegal can be an exciting adventure, but it's essential to keep an eye on your budget. Exploring this vibrant West African country doesn't have to break the bank if you follow these money-saving tips. First and foremost, consider booking your flights and accommodations in advance to take advantage of early bird discounts. Additionally, opting for local guesthouses or budget-friendly hotels can significantly reduce your accommodation expenses. Don't forget to pack light, as excess baggage fees can quickly add up. Instead, pack versatile clothing items that can be mixed and matched throughout your trip.

When it comes to transportation, utilizing public buses or shared taxis is a cost-effective way to get around. These options not only save you money but also provide an opportunity to interact with locals and immerse yourself in the Senegalese culture. Another excellent way to save on transportation is by exploring the cities on foot or renting a bicycle. This allows you to discover hidden gems while enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Food is an integral part of any travel experience, and Senegal offers a variety of delicious and affordable local dishes. Instead of dining at touristy restaurants, venture into local markets and street food stalls. Here, you can savor traditional dishes like thieboudienne or yassa at a fraction of the cost. Don't forget to stay hydrated by drinking tap water or carrying a reusable water bottle to avoid unnecessary expenses.

Lastly, engaging in free or low-cost activities is a fantastic way to make the most of your trip without overspending. Senegal boasts stunning natural landscapes, including the breathtaking Lac Rose and the mesmerizing Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary. Explore vibrant markets, such as Sandaga or Soumbedioune, where you can find unique souvenirs at affordable prices. Additionally, consider visiting museums and cultural centers that offer free or discounted entry.

By following these money-saving methods, you can enjoy an unforgettable trip to Senegal without worrying about exceeding your budget. So, start planning your adventure today and immerse yourself in the rich culture and natural beauty this captivating country has to offer!

• Tips for traveling to Senegal

Planning a trip to Senegal? Well, buckle up and get ready for an adventure like no other! This vibrant West African country is a melting pot of culture, history, and natural beauty. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a first-timer, these tips will help you make the most of your journey.

1. Get your visa game on point: Before jetting off to Senegal, make sure you have your visa sorted. Don't leave it until the last minute, or you might find yourself in a sticky situation. Take care of the paperwork well in advance, and you'll be good to go.

2. Embrace the local lingo: Senegal is a multilingual country, but knowing a few basic phrases in Wolof, the most widely spoken language, will go a long way. Locals will appreciate your efforts, and it will make your interactions much smoother.

3. Dive into the culinary delights: Senegal is a food lover's paradise. From the mouthwatering flavors of thieboudienne (a traditional fish and rice dish) to the aromatic yassa (a chicken or fish dish with onions and lemon), your taste buds are in for a treat. Don't be afraid to try street food too!

4. Pack smart and light: Senegal's weather can be quite hot and humid, so pack lightweight and breathable clothing. Don't forget essentials like sunscreen, insect repellent, and a good hat to protect yourself from the scorching sun.

5. Explore beyond Dakar: While the capital city of Dakar is a must-visit, don't limit yourself to just one place. Senegal is home to stunning beaches, vibrant markets, and historical sites like the UNESCO-listed Island of Gorée. Venture out and discover the country's hidden gems.

6. Respect the local customs: Senegal is a predominantly Muslim country, so it's important to respect the local customs and traditions. Dress modestly when visiting religious sites, and be mindful of cultural norms to ensure a harmonious experience.

7. Bargain like a pro: Bargaining is a common practice in Senegal's markets, so don't be shy to negotiate prices. Remember, it's all part of the game, so embrace your inner haggler and snag some great deals.

8. Immerse yourself in the music and dance: Senegal is renowned for its vibrant music and dance scene. From the energetic rhythms of mbalax to the graceful movements of sabar, don't miss the opportunity to experience the infectious joy of Senegalese music and dance.

So, there you have it, fellow travelers! These tips will help you navigate the wonders of Senegal with ease. Get ready to create unforgettable memories and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of this captivating country. Bon voyage!

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Welcome to African Angel Tours, your premier provider of exclusive tours in West Africa. Our 10-Day Ghana and Senegal Tour is an unforgettable experience that will take you through the heart of two of West Africa’s most culturally rich and diverse countries.

Experience the beauty and majesty of Ghana and Senegal with our Senegal tour packages, which offer a unique blend of adventure, culture, and wildlife. Our expert guides will take you on a journey through the rich history, traditions, and local customs of both countries, providing you with insights into their vibrant cultural heritage.

Explore the vibrant cultural landscapes of Ghana and Senegal, including visits to iconic attractions like Cape Coast Castle and the Elmina Castle in Ghana and Goree Island in Senegal. Meet local artisans and learn about traditional crafts, music, and dance. Visit local markets and villages, taste traditional foods, and immerse yourself in the local culture with our Senegal tour packages. 

DAY 1:  Arrival in Ghana: Akwaaba – Welcome!

• On arrival in Accra: Meet and greet at the airport and transfer to your hotel
• Meals Included: Dinner
• Overnight: Lancaster Accra Hotel

DAY 2: Accra

• Traditional African market
• Meals Included: Dinner & breakfast

DAY 3: Depart Accra for Cape Coast

• Cape Coast Castle: Slave Dungeon Experience
• Kakum National Park: Canopy Walk or Nature Walk
• Overnight: Lemon Beach Resort

DAY 4: Cape Coast

• Fishing Village
• Elmina Castle: Slave Dungeon Experience

DAY 5: Depart Elmina for Kumasi

• Donkor Nsuo
• Manhyia Palace Museum
• National Cultural Center: Prempeh II Jubilee Museum
• Overnight: Lancaster Kumasi Hotel

DAY 6: Depart Kumasi for Accra

• Ashanti craft villages
• Overnight: Lancaster Accra Hotel​

DAY 7: Depart Ghana for Senegal

• Transfer to the airport for your flight to Dakar
• On arrival in Dakar: Meet and greet at the airport and transfer to your hotel
• Overnight: Radisson Blu Dakar

DAY 8: Dakar

• Goree Island

Day 9: Dakar

DAY 10: Departure! End of the tour

• Transfer to the airport for your flight back home
• Meals Included: Breakfast

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• Hotel Accommodations in Senegal
• Daily Breakfast
• Visit Goree Island and the "Door of No Return"
• Dakar City Tour
• Black Civilization Museum
• African Renaissance Monument
• Transportation to all tours via air-conditioned vehicles
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• Walk with the Lions at Fathala Lion Reserve
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Tour of Senegal

Today we will begin the day with a tour of Dakar.  Visit significant cultural monuments such as the Black Civilization Museum, the African Renaissance Monument, and others.  Later we will meet for our Welcome Dinner .

Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner 

Goree Island

After breakfast, we will take a short ferry ride to the island. At Gorée Island we will open a chapter of the history of mankind with the visit of THE SLAVES HOUSE and its famous "DOOR OF NO RETURN".  Lunch will be on the island.  Later we will return to our hotel where you will enjoy the remainder of the day at leisure.

Meals Included : Breakfast

We will visit the Bandia Wildlife Reserve where we will have a safari experience and see animals—such as buffaloes, impalas, gazelles, warthogs, and vervet monkeys in their natural habitat.

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

Fathala Reserve

Today you will have a once in a lifetime chance to walk with the lions.  You may even get a chance to feed a baby cub.

Meals Included : Breakfast, Lunch

We will enjoy a day of leisure in the city.

Today we will pack our belongings and transfer to the airport to board our flight home.

Note : This is an active tour that requires walking in sand and on uneven platforms.  We may be in some rural areas with limited access to restrooms and convenience stores.  There will also be one to two days that require long drives.

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I was travelling solo and Moustapha made me feel safe, and not only was he my tour guide, but I felt I made a friend. I look forward to returning to Senegal at some point and exploring the country further with the help of Moustapha.

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Pointe Sarène - Half-day Bandia reserve safari from Pointe Sarène

Discover the fauna and flora of the Reserve of Bandia. Enjoy an exciting 4x4 ride and see animals such as giraffes, ostriches, and rhinos in their natural habitat.

Pointe Sarène - Bandia safari and lions half-day guided tour from Pointe Sarène

See a lion from a close distance, watch giraffes, antelopes and crocodiles in the wild and learn more about the fauna and flora of the savannah.

Pointe Sarène - Bush & Saloum Delta full-day guided tour from Pointe Sarène

Visit an authentic African market, take a boat trip in the mangrove and admire various species of birds.

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Pointe Sarène - Fadiouth Seashell Island guided tour from Pointe Sarène

Visit an island built on seashells, explore the city of Fadiouth and meet the local artisans.

Pointe Sarène - Gorée Island full-day tour from Pointe Sarène

Reach Gorée Island by ferry and discover its highlights in just one day, from the House of Slaves to St Charles Church and the Senegal Historical Museum.

Saly - Bandia half-day safari from Saly or Somone

Learn the fauna and flora of the reserve of Bandia, enjoy an exciting 4x4 ride and see animals such as giraffes, ostriches, and rhinos in their natural habitat.

Somone - Bush and Saloum Delta guided tour from Saly or Somone

On this tour you will have the chance to visit an authentic African market and enjoy a boat trip in the mangrove, offering unique views of the African nature.

Pointe Sarène - Day trip to Retba Lake and Tortoise Reserve from Pointe Sarène

Discover Sengal's natural wonders on a day trip to Lake Retba and a turtle reserve, and support the return of these gentle animals to their natural habitat.

Pointe Sarène - Bandia safari and Baobab adventure from Pointe Sarène

Discover the flora and fauna of the Reserve of Bandia. Enjoy a thrilling safari with a fauna expert followed by a tree-climbing adventure among the baobabs.

Saly - Gorée Island full-day tour from Saly or Somone

Book now and embark on an unforgettable excursion into the rich cultural heritage of Gorée Island.

Saly - Unique Dining and Cooking Experience with a Local Family in Saly

Learn more about the food and culture of Senegal, visit a local family, enjoy a traditional meal togetherand help the hosts prepare the meal.

Saly - Retba Lake and Tortoise Reserve full-day tour from Saly or Somone

Book now and discover the beauty of nature in Senegal by exploring Lake Retba and the turtle reserve.

Des excursions riches de sens et d'expériences de Dakar, à Saint Louis, du Lac Rose au Safari Bandia

Découvrez les paysages authentiques du Sénégal

Senegal Tourist Guide est une association de jeunes guides touristiques locaux sénégalais ayant la même vision des services touristiques.

Notre équipe passionnée (des professionnels sénégalais dynamiques et innovants) vous propose des excursions au Sénégal, visite de Dakar, et vous aidera à naviguer dans ses communautés accueillantes et à profiter au maximum de votre séjour au pays de la Teranga , un concept 100% sénégalais, donner et recevoir.

Nous vous proposons de découvrir notre pays et sa région en formule excursions 1/2 à 1 journée

Visite du quartier du plateau : La gare, la mairie, la Place de l'Indépendance, le Palais Présidentiel puis visite du plateau....

Dakar & l'Ile de Gorée

 80€

Entre dunes et océan, le lac salé vous éblouira par ses tons mauves, évoluant au fil de la journée. Tour du lac, visite d'un village Peulh.....

Le Lac Rose

Safari avec guide animalier dans la forêt classée de Bandia (500 hectares de baobabs et d'acacias). Observation des animaux de la savane...

Safari a Bandia

Visite du quartier du Plateau : la gare, la mairie, la place de l'Indépendance, le Palais présidentiel, tour du plateau par Gorée....

Dakar la ville

Visite du quartier du plateau : La gare, la mairie, la place de l'Indépendance, le Palais présidentiel puis visite du plateau par la petite corniche. Traversée pour Gorée....

L'ile de Gorée

Profitez d'une aventure avec les Lions.  Une expérience unique dans une vie. Profitez-en pour interagir avec les lions et les accompagner à pied. 

Réserve de Fathala

Nous vous proposons de découvrir notre pays et sa région en formule circuits à partir de 2 jours à 9 jours

1.800 €

8 jours / 7 nuits

Ce circuit est unique dans le sens où je sélectionne les principaux sites non loin de Dakar. en 8 jours. Ma passion pour le Tourisme en fait partie.....

Découverte du Sénégal

2 jours / 1 nuit

Tour du lac, visite d'un village peul et rencontre avec les ramasseurs de sel. Baignade incontournable dans le lac salé & sensation inoubliable. 

Lac Rose - Désert de Lompoul

Visitez la vieille ville classée au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, montez dans des calèches traditionnelles et découvrez les monuments préservés de la ville coloniale.

Saint-Louis - Parc de Djoudj

Visite de l'île de Fadiouth, en canoë et à pied. Shell Island est une île chrétienne tandis que Joal est musulmane.

Joal Fadiouth - Delta du Saloum

6 jours / 5 nuits

Visite de la ville d'Oussouye ; capitale de la Basse Casamance, les potiers du village d'Edioungou, l'atelier local de transformation des fruits à Oussouye.

Casamance de Ziguinchor

4 jours / 3 nuits

Visite du parc ornithologique du Djoudj. Inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO.

Lac rose - Saint-Louis - Parc du Djoudj - Delta du Saloum 

Safari, à la recherche des nombreuses espèces qui peuplent le parc : hyènes, hippopotames, singes en tout genre, antilopes, gazelles etc., au cœur d'une végétation luxuriante et variée.....

Parc du Niokolo Koba

Ce circuit est unique dans le sens où nous sélectionnions les principaux sites non loin de Dakar en 8 jours. Unique pour découvrir le coeur du Sénégal

Sénégal - Gambie

Visite du parc ornithologique du Djoudj. Inscrit au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO

Lac Rose - Lompoul - Djoudj - Saint-Louis - Bandia - Somone

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Témoignages

Un voyage sur mesure. Un circuit loin des routes touristiques, qui nous a fait découvrir le vrai Sénégal et surtout les vrais sénégalais et qui permet une implication des populations locales dans le tourisme de leur pays.

Enfin un voyage qui ne profite pas qu'aux grands voyagistes !!! Un grand merci à notre guide pour ce voyage inoubliable , nous en gardons tous les trois de merveilleux souvenirs !!

Dakar a confirmé pourquoi je suis au dessus de l'Europe ! L'hospitalité était incomparable! Les gens se portaient avec tant de fierté ! C'est un pays musulman mais libéral à sa façon !

J'ai été traité avec tant de dignité et de respect ! Mon guide Abdoulaye est venu et a fait beaucoup de choses pendant le court laps de temps où j'étais là-bas! Je le recommanderais certainement! Le Sénégal est mon préféré jusqu'à présent

Max Johnson

Je voyageais pour la première fois au Sénégal lorsque j'ai contacté  Senegal Tourist Guide. Ils offrent une grande variété de services allant du service de prise en charge et de retour de l'aéroport international Blaise Diagne à Tours à travers le Sénégal . Abdoulaye est très courtois, professionnel et ponctuel. Il connaît très bien la navigation et vous emmène dans des endroits connus et peu connus qui sont de véritables joyaux à Dakar et dans ses environs. J'utilise ce service pour visiter Saly, Saint-Louis, La Grande Mosquée de Touba. Joal-Fadiouth, Îles de la Madeleine et enfin Walk with Lions in Fathala à la réserve faunique de Fathala. J'ai pris plus d'un millier de photos à partager avec ma famille et mes amis aux États-Unis.

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• Dakar Costs

• Is Dakar Expensive?
• How much does a trip to Dakar cost?
• Senegal Costs
• Saint-Louis
• How much does it cost to travel to Dakar? (Average Daily Cost)
• Dakar trip costs: one week, two weeks, one month

Is Dakar expensive to visit?

• How much do I need for a trip to Dakar?
• Accommodation, Food, Entertainment, and Transportation Costs
• Travel Guide

How much does it cost to travel to Dakar?

You should plan to spend around $61 (CFA37,328) per day on your vacation in Dakar. This is the average daily price based on the expenses of other visitors.

Past travelers have spent, on average for one day:

• $20 (CFA11,966) on meals
• $5.34 (CFA3,269) on local transportation
• $65 (CFA39,478) on hotels

A one week trip to Dakar for two people costs, on average, $854 (CFA522,596) . This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

All of these average travel prices have been collected from other travelers to help you plan your own travel budget.

• Travel Style: All Budget (Cheap) Mid-Range Luxury (High-End)
• Average Daily Cost Per person, per day $ 61 CFA 37,328
• One Week Per person $ 427 CFA 261,298
• 2 Weeks Per person $ 854 CFA 522,596
• One Month Per person $ 1,831 CFA 1,119,848
• One Week For a couple $ 854 CFA 522,596
• 2 Weeks For a couple $ 1,709 CFA 1,045,192
• One Month For a couple $ 3,661 CFA 2,239,697

How much does a one week, two week, or one month trip to Dakar cost?

A one week trip to Dakar usually costs around $427 (CFA261,298) for one person and $854 (CFA522,596) for two people. This includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

A two week trip to Dakar on average costs around $854 (CFA522,596) for one person and $1,709 (CFA1,045,192) for two people. This cost includes accommodation, food, local transportation, and sightseeing.

Please note, prices can vary based on your travel style, speed, and other variables. If you're traveling as a family of three or four people, the price per person often goes down because kid's tickets are cheaper and hotel rooms can be shared. If you travel slower over a longer period of time then your daily budget will also go down. Two people traveling together for one month in Dakar will often have a lower daily budget per person than one person traveling alone for one week.

A one month trip to Dakar on average costs around $1,831 (CFA1,119,848) for one person and $3,661 (CFA2,239,697) for two people. The more places you visit, the higher the daily price will become due to increased transportation costs.

Independent Travel

Traveling Independently to Dakar has many benefits including affordabilty, freedom, flexibility, and the opportunity to control your own experiences.

All of the travel costs below are based on the experiences of other independent travelers.

Dakar is a reasonably affordable place to visit. Located in Senegal, which is a moderately priced country, visitors will appreciate the relatively low cost of this destination. It falls in the average range in the country for its prices. If you're traveling on a budget, then this is a good destination with affordable accommodation, food, and transportation.

Within Africa, Dakar is a moderately priced destination compared to other places. The overall cost of travel here is fair for the region and comparable to Tangier or Nairobi.

For more details, and to find out if it's within your travel budget, see Is Dakar Expensive?

How much money do I need for a trip to Dakar?

The average Dakar trip cost is broken down by category here for independent travelers. All of these Dakar travel prices are calculated from the budgets of real travelers.

Accommodation Budget in Dakar

Average daily costs.

Calculated from travelers like you

The average price paid for one person for accommodation in Dakar is $32 (CFA19,739). For two people sharing a typical double-occupancy hotel room, the average price paid for a hotel room in Dakar is $65 (CFA39,478). This cost is from the reported spending of actual travelers.

• Accommodation 1 Hotel or hostel for one person $ 32 CFA 19,739
• Accommodation 1 Typical double-occupancy room $ 65 CFA 39,478

Hotel Prices in Dakar

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Transportation Budget in Dakar

The cost of a taxi ride in Dakar is significantly more than public transportation. On average, past travelers have spent $5.34 (CFA3,269) per person, per day, on local transportation in Dakar.

• Transportation 1 Taxis, local buses, subway, etc. $ 5.34 CFA 3,269

Recommended Services

• Private Transfer DSS AIBD Airport - Saly Zone (two directions) Viator $ 64
• Private Transfer DSS AIBD Airport - Dakar (two directions) Viator $ 82

Flights to Dakar

Rental cars in dakar, food budget in dakar.

While meal prices in Dakar can vary, the average cost of food in Dakar is $20 (CFA11,966) per day. Based on the spending habits of previous travelers, when dining out an average meal in Dakar should cost around $7.82 (CFA4,786) per person. Breakfast prices are usually a little cheaper than lunch or dinner. The price of food in sit-down restaurants in Dakar is often higher than fast food prices or street food prices.

• Food 2 Meals for one day $ 20 CFA 11,966

What did other people spend on Food in Dakar?

Typical prices for Food in Dakar are listed below. These actual costs are from real travelers and can give you an idea of the prices in Dakar, but your costs will vary based on your travel style and the place where the purchase was made.

• Breakfast CFA 2,500

Entertainment Budget in Dakar

Entertainment and activities in Dakar typically cost an average of $14 (CFA8,286) per person, per day based on the spending of previous travelers. This includes fees paid for admission tickets to museums and attractions, day tours, and other sightseeing expenses.

• Entertainment 1 Entrance tickets, shows, etc. $ 14 CFA 8,286

Recommended Activities

• Day trip Goree island and Dakar city tour Viator $ 159
• Mamelles Lighthouse and Ngor Island (Walking Tour) Viator $ 130

Tips and Handouts Budget in Dakar

The average cost for Tips and Handouts in Dakar is $2.40 (CFA1,471) per day. The usual amount for a tip in Dakar is 5% - 15% .

• Tips and Handouts 1 For guides or service providers $ 2.40 CFA 1,471

Alcohol Budget in Dakar

The average person spends about $8.96 (CFA5,480) on alcoholic beverages in Dakar per day. The more you spend on alcohol, the more fun you might be having despite your higher budget.

• Alcohol 2 Drinks for one day $ 8.96 CFA 5,480

Water Budget in Dakar

On average, people spend $1.44 (CFA882) on bottled water in Dakar per day. The public water in Dakar is not usually considered safe to drink.

• Water 2 Bottled water for one day $ 1.44 CFA 882

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