The Kingdom of Kassa by 4×4 is a day of discovery in Lower Casamance, in a region of islands and villages: rice paddies, sacred forests, Diola traditions and unspoilt landscapes. The option is a full day, priced per group, from two people.

A day in Lower Casamance

The route explores the Kingdom of Kassa, a region of islands and villages in Lower Casamance. The programme revolves around rice paddies, sacred forests, Diola traditions and unspoilt landscapes, with several possible stops for photos, village visits and viewpoints. There is just one option: the full day, priced per group.

The trip is open from two people, with a price that decreases with group size, and beyond twelve people you need to consult the team. The guide is a tourist guide with a professional card, who introduces the riches and culture of the region, and outings are scheduled according to the clients’ wishes and the guide’s advice.

Some tracks are harder to reach in the rain; the route can then be adapted. Bring comfortable clothing, closed shoes, a cap, water and sun cream. The excursion can suit families with children, as the 4×4 journey lets you see the region comfortably.

If you live in the area, it is a day to deepen your knowledge of a neighbouring culture. If you are visiting, it is a route that complements the beach at Cap Skirring with an encounter with villages and their traditions.

Lower Casamance

Casamance lies between The Gambia and Guinea-Bissau: green, humid, slow. The Kingdom of Kassa is in Lower Casamance, where sacred forests and Diola traditions are part of the landscape. The landmarks of the region are Oussouye, Cap Skirring and Ziguinchor.

Sights nearby

Among the sites mentioned around the route: Carabane Island, Énampore, Egueye Island and Mlomp. To round things out, traditional sites and villages and guided cultural visits give a grounding in the region.