The Lamin Stream, which flows through the forest, was first given protection in 1916 when it was fenced off to create a water collection point. This enclosure led to a noticeable increase in wildlife ...

Rugged, wild, and untouched—these are just a few words used to describe the stunning Sanyang Paradise Beach. It’s the perfect spot to relax, enjoy delicious food and drinks, soak up the sun, and swim ...

At the Tanje Fish Market, local pirogues glide through the waves as women merrily carry buckets of fresh fish atop their heads, bringing the day’s catch ashore. The bustling beachfront is alive with c...

Lamin Lodge is an inspiring place to pause and unwind, nestled along the winding Lamin Bolong. This charming wooden bar and restaurant sits right on the riverbank, surrounded by lush mangrove forests....

Fathala Wildlife Reserve, located just 15 minutes' drive from the Gambian border, spans approximately 6,000 hectares of unspoiled, protected forest. This extraordinary area offers visitors a rare chan...

Saint-Louis, a historic city in northwestern Senegal, sits gracefully on an island at the mouth of the Senegal River along the Atlantic coast. Known for its stunning colonial architecture and rich cul...

The Wassu Stone Circle, located in Wassu village in the Central River region, is believed to mark the burial sites of ancient kings and chiefs, dating back over 1,200 years. Local legends speak of a c...

South Senegal is celebrated for its diverse landscapes, blending savannahs, wetlands, and stunning coastal areas. The Casamance region stands out with its rich cultural heritage, lush greenery, and vi...

Located 150 km northeast of Dakar, the Loumpoul Desert dazzles with golden dunes and sparse greenery, offering a stunning contrast to Senegal’s lush landscapes. It’s a must-visit for travelers seeking...

Here, you’ll experience life alongside chimpanzees protected within a national forest made up of three islands, located 270 km inland along the River Gambia. From the boat, visitors can closely observ...

An important historical site from the Atlantic slave trade era, Kunta Kinteh Island and its related sites—including Fort Bullen, Juffureh, and Albreda—are UNESCO World Heritage-listed. The first Europ...

Janjanbureh formerly known as Georgetown, an old British settlement  in the hinterland founded in 1832, on the island of McCarthy. Visitors  can walk into the old  slave dungeon – a dank subterranean ...

Makasutu ( a Mandinka term  meaning Holy Forest). Its history dates back to the 12th century it is a tropical  forest, encompassing five different Eco-systems including, gallery forest, Savannah, mang...