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Explore Senegal’s rich colonial history and natural beauty on this exclusive two-day tour. Discover the elegance of UNESCO-listed St. Louis and soak up vibrant local culture on a traditional carriage ride. Enjoy a safari at the Djoudj Bird National Park, a refuge for thousands of migratory birds, including pelicans and flamingos, accompanied by expert guides. This all-inclusive tour covers transportation, accommodation, meals and unique Things to do such as canoe and carriage, ensuring you have an authentic experience.
Public transportation options are available nearby
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Relax with an included dinner and an overnight stay in the charm of a 3-star Saint-Louisien Inn.
LUNCH
Lunch
Dakar
Your adventure begins with a comfortable ride from Dakar north. Upon arrival in St. Louis, you will be transported back in time immediately.
Faidherbe Bridge
Bridge Faidherbe: Cross this architectural masterpiece by Gustave Eiffel that connects the island to the mainland.
Saint-Louis
Horse-drawn carriage tour: Live the local experience par excellence. At the rhythm of the horses, you will explore the colorful streets with colonial facades and the vibrant Fishermen's Quarter (Guet N'Dar), where hundreds of multicolored canoes line the shore.
Stay at the Inn
BREAKFAST
Breakfast
LUNCH
Lunch
Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary
After Breakfast, head to the Djoudj Birds National Park, the third bird sanctuary in the world. Canoe Safari: Slide over the waters of the sanctuary to observe thousands of pelicans, flamingos and migratory birds up close. It is a unique natural spectacle, ideal for photography enthusiasts.
Dakar
Back to Dakar: After a local lunch, you will return to Dakar with lasting memories.
Air-conditioned vehicle
Breakfast
Accommodation
Chọn điểm đón
Pickup included
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