Uncover the unique culture of Senegal and The Gambia, awash with fascinating history, natural beauty and abundant birdlife
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Walk Goree Island’s historic lanes and visit the Slave House.
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Explore St. Louis’ UNESCO-listed colonial quarters by horse-drawn carriage.
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Cruise Djoudj National Park by pirogue, witnessing pelican colonies and migrants.
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Visit Touba’s Grand Mosque, heart of the Mouride Brotherhood.
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Discover the ancient Wassu Stone Circles, mysterious burial monuments.
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Sail the Gambia River, spotting monkeys, hippos, crocodiles, and vibrant birdlife.
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Cruise the Sine-Saloum Delta past mangroves, sand islands, and oyster-shell islands.
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Walk Fadiout Islands' shell mound and interfaith cemeteries.
Stay in a mix of comfortable hotels and characterful lodges, from Saly’s Hotel Keparanga with pool and gardens to a quiet base on Goree. Sleep in simple rondavels at Laminkoto Camp, a communal night aboard a motor cruiser, and riverside retreats at Bintang Bolong and Toubacouta.