Catamaran day trip in Dakar with views of Gorée and monuments

Dakar Islands Tour (Madeleine, Gorée, Ngor)

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Information

Dakar, Madeleine, Gorée, Ngor

All levels

Collective

Description of this activity

Set sail from the Port du Plateau or the Bay of Soumbédioune for a day of sailing around Dakar. Aboard a spacious catamaran, enjoy exceptional views of the city and its iconic monuments: the Mosque of the Divinity, the Mamelles Lighthouse, the African Renaissance Monument, and further afield, the island of Gorée.

The outing proceeds at a leisurely pace, alternating between sailing, swimming, and relaxation. At midday, lunch is served on board, accompanied by cold drinks. In the afternoon, the catamaran anchors in a quiet area to allow passengers to swim or simply relax on deck.
The return to port takes place at the end of the day, often at golden hour, offering a magnificent view of the city at sunset.

FAQ – Catamaran Cruise in Dakar

Can you see Gorée Island during the tour?
Yes, the catamaran often sails near the island depending on weather conditions. A nearby swimming stop can also be added on request.
How many people can board?
Between 15 and 25 passengers depending on the catamaran. Private packages are available.
Is lunch included?
Yes, a light meal (grilled fish, salad, fruit) and non-alcoholic drinks are served onboard.
Is there music or entertainment?
Yes, a musical atmosphere accompanies the cruise, and the mood can be adjusted for private groups.
What landmarks are visible from the sea?
The Mosque of the Divinity, the Mamelles hills, the African Renaissance Monument, the Soumbédioune cliffs, the Plateau district, and Gorée Island.