Excursions and adventures
- CasamanceHalf day – Full day
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16 500 CFA15 675 CFA -5%
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- BandiaFull day
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27 500 CFA19 250 CFA -30%
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- JoalHalf day
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85 800 CFA60 060 CFA -30%
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- SalyHalf day
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55 000 CFA38 500 CFA -30%
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- Lompoul2 days / 1 night
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165 000 CFA156 750 CFA -5%
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- FathalaFull day
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66 000 CFA62 700 CFA -5%
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- Saly1 h
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2 750 CFA2 613 CFA -5%
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- Lac Rose15 min – 30 min
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5 500 CFA4 675 CFA -15%
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- Lac Rose15 min – Full day
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5 500 CFA4 675 CFA -15%
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- Sine Saloum1 h to 2 h
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16 500 CFA15 675 CFA -5%
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- Saly30 min to 2 h
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11 000 CFA10 450 CFA -5%
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- delta saloum2 h to half a day
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11 000 CFA10 450 CFA -5%
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- Corniche Ouest Phare des Mamellesfull day
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5 500 CFA4 950 CFA -10%
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- Ngaparou, Sénégal8 to 10 min per session
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8 800 CFA8 360 CFA -5%
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- Saly45 min – 1h
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38 500 CFA26 950 CFA -30%
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Much more than a seaside destination, Senegal stands out as a kingdom of adventure and ecotourism, one of the richest in West Africa. From Dakar to the Petite Côte, from Lake Retba (Pink Lake) to Niokolo-Koba National Park, quad biking, buggy tours, hiking and safaris offer everyone a deep immersion into varied landscapes: golden dunes, wooded savannas, ancestral bushlands, giant baobabs and wild beaches.
On a quad, set off to discover sandy tracks and pink-hued lagoons, or reach mythical sites such as the Pink Lake, famous for its shifting colors and rally races. Nature lovers, families and contemplative travelers will enjoy guided hikes in the Popenguine Reserve, where birdwatching and local flora create a constant spectacle. For a “big wildlife” experience, the Bandia Reserve (near Saly), Fathala (north of the Saloum) and Niokolo-Koba (southeast) bring you close to giraffes, lions, rhinos, zebras and antelopes, all while respecting local biodiversity.
On horseback or camelback along the beaches of Saly, or among the bolongs (mangrove channels) of the Saloum Delta, each ride becomes a moment of communion with Senegal’s nature, guided by local experts. Online booking, with a 20% deposit, makes accessing these tailor-made adventures simple and convenient.
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