Senegal: Land of discovery
Dakar, a former fishing village, has prospered thanks to its privileged location, sunny climate and cultural festival. Explore the Corniche, the historic district of Medina and taste “Thieboudienne”, the Senegalese national dish.
Don't miss the Soumbedioune fish market for fresh seafood. Finally, visit the island of Gorée to discover the captivating history of Senegal.
The magnificent Somone nature reserve is a classified site which is frequented throughout the year by many birds (herons, pelicans, flamingos, egrets) which come to nest between the mangrove forest and the sandbanks. This reserve covers more than 7,000 hectares.
Discover the city of Saint Louis, its architectural heritage dating back to colonial times, which has earned it Unesco classification; an African and cosmopolitan city
The Saloum delta, one of Senegal's most beautiful natural regions, classified as a World Biosphere Reserve; forests, maritime areas and natural parks
Visit Senegal's largest national park, Niokolo Koba, and one of West Africa's largest animal reserves: fawns, antelopes, monkeys...
Djoudj National Park, the world's 3rd largest ornithological reserve, home to nearly 3 million migratory birds in a warm, aquatic environment; a park listed by UNESCO for its biodiversity.
Lake Rose is located 35 km northeast of Dakar, it owes its fame to the original and changing color of its water. This lake constitutes a significant reserve of salt for the country.
Senegal is known for its cultural richness and ethnic diversity. You can experience a variety of traditions, customs, languages and dances, including those of the Wolof, Serer, Fulani, Diola and Mandinka.
Senegal Map
Renaissance Statue
Dakar City Center
The Soumbedioune market
The beach
The Théodore-Monod Museum
The mosque of the divinity in Ouakam
Saint Louis Bridge
Gorée
Thieboudienne
Niokolo Koba Park
