Do I need to be physically fit?

No, the terrain is flat and accessible to all regular walkers, with a moderate pace.

Yes, La Somone is one of the best birdwatching sites in Senegal for migratory and aquatic species.

Yes, a swim is possible at the end of the hike, on the lagoon beach.

What can I do after the hike?

Enjoy lunch at a stilted restaurant, visit the Ngaparou craft market, or relax on the beach in Saly.

Nature hike La Somone : Lagoon & Mangrove

Nature discovery hike Somone

Q: Is the walk done at low tide?

Yes, the guide adjusts the route depending on the tide to make access easier and improve wildlife observation.

Conditions d'annulation

Les réservations peuvent être annulées à tout moment :
- Remboursement à 100 % jusqu’à 48 h avant, 50 % entre 24 h et 48 h, et aucun remboursement à moins de 24 h.
- Toute modification dépend des disponibilités du prestataire et peut entraîner un ajustement de prix.
- En cas d’annulation par le prestataire ou Que Faire Sénégal, une nouvelle date, une activité équivalente ou un remboursement intégral est proposé.
- Les remboursements sont effectués sous 3 à 10 jours ouvrés via le mode de paiement initial.

Information

Tarifs

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Somone, Sénégal

Half-day

Intermediate/advanced

Group, private

Description of this activity

The La Somone lagoon, classified as a nature reserve, is a haven of peace where the sea and land come together in rare harmony.
This nature hike, led by an experienced local guide, immerses you in the heart of a fragile and fascinating ecosystem, combining observation, walking, and discovery.

The tour begins at the edge of the lagoon, home to many migratory birds: pelicans, herons, flamingos, and terns. pelicans, herons, flamingos, and terns.
The trail then winds through the mangrove, where the guide explains the essential role of mangrove trees in protecting the coastline and fish reproduction.
Regular breaks allow you to contemplate the wildlife and observe local life: fishermen in canoes, oyster farmers, or children crossing the sandbanks at low tide.

The full-day version of the tour extends to Ngaparou Beach or the bush areas, with an optional picnic lunch.
It is a relaxing, educational, and emotionally rich activity, perfect for ecotourism and photography enthusiasts.