What can you see from the boat?

You’ll enjoy views of the Soumbédioune cliffs, the Mosque of the Divinity, the Mamelles Lighthouse, the African Renaissance Monument, and Gorée Island.

Sport fishing day off the coast of Dakar with an expert guide

Catamaran Boat Trip in Dakar

Q: How long does the trip last?

The trip lasts about 5 to 6 hours, including sailing, swimming stops, lunch, and return to port.

Q: Can you see Gorée Island?

Yes, the catamaran often passes near Gorée Island, offering beautiful views of this historic site depending on sea conditions.

Q: Is there a crew on board?

Yes, a professional crew manages navigation, onboard service, and passenger safety.

Q: Can we swim during the trip?

Yes, swimming stops are planned in calm areas, usually off the Corniche or between the Mamelles and Soumbédioune.

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Information

Dakar

All levels

Group, private

Description of this activity

The catamaran cruise in Dakar is a must-do experience to enjoy the sea in total tranquility. Departure takes place from the Plateau port or the Western Corniche, aboard a spacious and comfortable catamaran.

The route follows the coastline, offering breathtaking views of the Soumbédioune cliffs, the Mosque of the Divinity, the Mamelles, and the African Renaissance Monument. Further offshore, the silhouette of Gorée Island appears, a reminder of Senegal’s deep maritime heritage and history.

Throughout the day, passengers can relax in a peaceful setting — sunbathing on deck, swimming, enjoying snacks served on board, and taking in the coastal scenery from the sea. The captain adjusts the route according to the weather and the group’s preferences. Stops are planned for swimming and photos. A snack and a light lunch are served on board. By late afternoon, the boat returns to port as the city and ocean glow in the beautiful evening light.

After the cruise, visitors can extend their day with a cultural visit to the Museum of Black Civilizations, explore the Plateau district, or enjoy dinner along the Almadies Corniche.

FAQ – Catamaran Cruise in Dakar

How long does the trip last?
About 5 to 6 hours, including sailing, swimming breaks, and lunch.

Can you see Gorée Island? Yes, the catamaran often sails close to the island, depending on sea conditions.

Is there a crew on board? Yes, a professional crew takes care of navigation, service, and passenger safety.

Can we swim during the trip? Yes, stops are planned in calm areas, usually off the Corniche.

What sights can you see from the sea? The Mamelles Lighthouse, the Mosque of the Divinity, the Western Corniche, the African Renaissance Monument, and Gorée Island.