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Embark on a journey to discover the rural traditions of Sine-Saloum through an authentic immersion in a Serer or Peul village. This excursion takes you deep into an emblematic region of Senegal, known for its savannah landscapes, ancient culture, and communities deeply connected to their roots. Between nature, agriculture, livestock, and daily life, this half-day excursion offers an exploration of the Saloum region in its truest form.
The excursion begins with a crossing of the tracks that weave through the Sine-Saloum bush. The landscape is characterized by baobabs, termite mounds, crops, isolated hamlets, and peaceful nature where time seems to slow down. Upon arriving at the village, you will encounter a world organized around the community: family compounds, granaries, cultivated areas, animal spaces, gathering places in the shade of trees, and scenes of daily life.
Serer villages are known for their agricultural tradition (millet, peanuts, rice depending on the area) and their strong connection to ancient rituals. Peul villages, on the other hand, are distinguished by their pastoral lifestyle, with an organization centered around herds and movement.
The visit allows you to observe ongoing activities: meal preparation, animal care, small crafts, field cultivation, exchanges between families, and daily chores.
A local meal is included, served in a simple and convivial setting. This is a special moment to understand the importance of community, sharing, and traditions in this iconic region of Senegal. The excursion is accessible to all, with short walks on easy paths. Light clothing, water, and shoes suitable for the bush are recommended.
Activities and Discoveries around Sine-Saloum
- Boat ride in the bolongs
To discover the mangrove, birds, and the lake landscapes of Saloum. - Birdwatching
Sine-Saloum is home to herons, pelicans, egrets, terns, and many migratory species. - Visit to Fadiouth
The island of shells, located near Joal, is a cultural must-see. - Rural markets of Saloum
Ideal for discovering local products, spices, crafts, and village atmospheres. - Exploring isolated villages
Perfect for venturing further into the bush and traditional ways of life.

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