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The Country of the Teranga has opened its doors to the citizens of the European Union!
Without quarantine, we can go back to Senegal!
Teranga – a Wolof word – often described as a mixture of hospitality, solidarity and respect. But, as the Senegalese say, it is much more: a way of life, a set of values that guides their lives.
Our correspondents in Senegal report that borders are opening to travellers. Arrival procedures in Senegal have been simplified, with no quarantine required on arrival or return.
This multi-ethnic country has shared centuries of suffering, from slavery, as seen on Gorée Island, to colonisation, whose French architectural legacy remains in Saint-Louis. When independence came in 1960, ethnic, linguistic and religious differences still existed.
Senegal covers 196,722 square kilometres, less than half the area of Spain, yet its history and location give it an extraordinary cultural richness.
Léopold Sédar Senghor, the first president of Senegal, was involved in bringing together the various ethnic groups under the umbrella of the Senegalese nation with the intention of forging a national identity through these values.
Teranga is synonymous with Senegal, appearing everywhere from cafés to the national football team, the “Lions of Teranga”.
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04 Dec: first departure to Senegal, coinciding with the Constitution Day holiday break!
✔️ Travel to Senegal for 9 days
✔️ Culture and nature trip
✔️ Special departure on 4 DEC
✔️ Price from 1455€
Situated in the westernmost margin of Africa, Senegal is one of our most popular and also one of the safest destinations in the region. The capital, Dakar, is a vibrant city famous for its lively markets and rich musical culture, which also boasts beautiful colonial architecture.
