Want to explore the dynamic city of Dakar? Or maybe the beautiful nature of Kafunting?
No problem – we also arrange trips from Gambia to Senegal!
Trips to Dakar
Gambias neighboring country Senegal is an interesting and diverse country. The capital city, Dakar, is like a mix of European and African and has a very nice vibe. Here you find a lot of culture and history and also some amazing markets where you can find what ever you may need.
Dakar is the lively capital of Senegal, set on the Atlantic coast of West Africa. For tourists, it’s a city that blends history, music, art, beaches, and everyday street life in a very energetic way.
Dakar is busy, colorful, and loud in places, but also warm and welcoming. You’ll hear music everywhere, smell grilled fish and spices in the air, and see people chatting, selling goods, and moving through the streets from early morning to late night. Life happens outdoors here.
Gorée Island: Just off the coast, this small island is peaceful and historic. It’s known for its pastel-colored houses and its important role in the history of the transatlantic slave trade.
African Renaissance Monument: A huge bronze statue overlooking the city, offering panoramic views and symbolizing African pride and independence.
Places like Sandaga Market are busy and chaotic but great for seeing daily life, fabrics, crafts, and local food.
Dakar has urban beaches and quieter spots nearby. Locals surf, fish, and relax along the coast. Dakar is a major center for contemporary African art, with galleries, museums, and street art throughout the city.
Trips to Fathala
Fathala is a wildlife reserve in Toubacouta and home to many animals. This is one of our most popular trips to Senegal. On this tour you will see antelopes, rhino, zebras and giraffes. They also have a lion walk.
Trips to South Senegal – Kafountine
Kafountine — a charming coastal destination in south Senegal’s Casamance region that’s perfect if you love nature, local culture, beaches, and a laid-back vibe.
Kafountine is a coastal fishing village and small town on the Atlantic Ocean in Lower Casamance, known for its relaxed atmosphere, stunning natural surroundings, and authentic Senegalese daily life. It’s much less developed than classic beach resort areas, which makes it ideal for travelers seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences. Long, peaceful beaches stretch along the coast — perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and sunset walks.
The coast is lined with filao (casuarina) trees and traditional fishing pirogues, creating great photo opportunities. Nearby mangrove forests and bolongs (waterways) invite exploration by canoe or boat, with chances for bird watching and observing wildlife.
Fishing life is at the heart of Kafountine — watching boats come in with the morning catch and seeing fish being dried or smoked is a vibrant cultural spectacle. Wander through the local market to see fresh produce, fish, crafts, and daily commerce.
You can join drumming and dance performances, participate in workshops, or simply enjoy the rhythms of local music.
Good to know
To cross the border you will need to bring your passport and your vaccination card which shows that you have the yellow fever vaccination. Some countries may need a visa to cross the border so please make sure to check this with your countries embassy in the Gambia or Senegal.
Our trips to North Senegal start early in the morning. We start by taking the ferry from Banjul ferry-terminal to Barra. From Barra we drive to the town of Karang to get a stamp in your passport, here we can also buy some beverages to enjoy on the way.
From Karang we drive to your chosen destination.
Our trips to South Senegal also start in a similar matter, early in the morning.