Senegal
Escapade to Bassari Country
For a full immersion, in the heart of an authentic Senegal, you will discover the largest national park, classified by UNESCO: the Niokolo Koba Park which is home to hundreds of species of wild animals and lush flora. . You will be close to the Bedik, Bassari and Peulh peoples who will warmly welcome you with their ancestral custom. An adventure and an atypical change of scenery: unforgettable!
Journey Highlights
- Tour of Dakar
- Visit House of Slaves
- Excursion to Bandia Conservation Park
- Boat Ride on Somone Lagoon
- Safari in Niokolo Koba Nat’l Park
- Stay at Bassari Country
- Excursion to Ibel and Iwol
- Excursion to Dindafalo Waterfall
- Gold mine in Mako
Escapade to Diola Country
“Kassoumaye”! Welcome to Diola land. This tour in Casamance will make you discover the greenest region of Senegal and often described as the most beautiful. Casamance is considered the other Senegal, where authenticity is present in every encounter and experience. This trip to Casamance is an opportunity to discover the land of Teranga off the beaten track.
Journey Highlights
- Sculpture workshop in Ziguinchor
- Meet the villagers and their Sage in Seleki
- Sacred wood of Enampor
- Traditional Diola dances in Seleki
- Traditional animist village of Eloubaline
- Basketry workshop in Oussaouye
- Meet the King of Oussouye
- Cook an organic lunch in Miomp
- Katakalousse oyster picking and tasting
- Fetishes and altars of Queen Aline Sitoe Diatta
- Diembéring Diola Museum of Traditions and Fetishes
- Gorée Island House of Slaves
- Salt mines of Lake Retba
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