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Last places for winter trips to Senegal

Would you like to start the year exploring Senegal’s rich culture and nature? Last places available for travel to Senegal in January and February. Join us for an experience you will remember forever!

Travelling to Senegal in January | Photo ATG
Travelling to Senegal in January | Photo ATG

There are still places available to travel to Senegal at the beginning of this new year!

At a time when the coexistence of different cultures in the same space seems to be a challenge, Senegal stands out as an inspiring example of coexistence. The country is a testament to how different religions and cultures can live together in peace.

Senegalese teranga

The term "Teranga", coming from Wolof, goes beyond simple hospitality. It is a unique mixture of hospitality, solidarity and respect that defines Senegal's very essence. Senegalese describe it not only as a word, but as a lifestyle, a set of values that guide their way of life.

Experience teranga | Senegal through its people
Experience teranga | Senegal through its people

Our route prioritises encounters with local people to understand daily life: Wolof, Serer, Diola, Peul, Toucouleur and Sebou, each with their own customs, religions, clothing and food. We will taste traditional home cooking and discover each group’s everyday life.

Join us to experience authentic Senegalese teranga: a journey through lesser-known places and into Senegal’s warm, welcoming culture.

Make your start of the year a unique experience traveling to Senegal!

Next departures to travel to Senegal

Day 27 January North Coast, Island of Gorée and Delta of Saloum
A guaranteed departure exploring Senegal's diversity, markets and Saloum Delta. We experience village life and discover the country's history on Gorée Island.

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2 February: Senegal River aboard the Bou el Mogdad
Travel through the waters of the Senegal River aboard an emblematic ship, exploring picturesque coastal villages and ancient colonial buildings.

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North Coast, Gorée Island and Saloum Delta | Photographer: Fatima Llambrich
North Coast, Gorée Island and Saloum Delta | Photographer: Fatima Llambrich

Which Senegal trip suits you?

Despite its small size, Senegal offers diverse trip themes and lengths. Depending on your time and interests, the eight-day North Coast and Saloum Delta itinerary can be extended to twelve or fifteen days.

Sailing the Senegal River aboard the legendary Bou el Mogdad is an experience in itself. Built in the early 1950s, it connected northern Senegal’s border settlements.

Our trips to Senegal

✔️ 9-day trip
✔️ Departures 27 JUL > 3, 10, 18 Aug > 6 Sep 2024
✔️ Price from 1425€
The trip has a modular structure: an eight-day base itinerary in the north and Saloum delta, with extensions to Bassari Country’s ethnic minorities and the southern region of Casamance.

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Senegal + Experience Teranga – Senegal through its people
✔️ 8-day trip
✔️ Saturday departures
✔️ Price from 1125€
The trip has a modular structure: an eight-day base itinerary in the north and Saloum delta, with extensions to Bassari Country’s ethnic minorities and the southern region of Casamance.

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Senegal + North Coast, Saloum Delta, Bassari Country and Casamance
✔️ 9-day trip
✔️ Departures on Friday
✔️ Price from 1335€
In colonial times, this waterway played an important role in trade between the continent’s interior and the Atlantic. Eventually, access to the sea became blocked to large vessels, leaving the Bou el Mogdad as the only boat.
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✔️ 15-day trip
✔️ Departures 20 JUL > 5 Aug > 2 Nov 2024
✔️ Price on request
Contrasting cultures: the customs, traditions, beliefs and architecture of the different peoples we meet. One aim of our route is cultural immersion, sharing time with local people.
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✔️ 9-day trip
✔️ Departures 24 MAR 2024
✔️ Price from 1385€
The trip has a modular structure: an eight-day base itinerary in the north and Saloum delta, with extensions to Bassari Country’s ethnic minorities and the southern region of Casamance.

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