Lompoul , Sahel Desert (1 night)
Unwind under the endless starry Sahel sky

Experience the magic of the Sahel Desert in Lompoul, where rolling dunes glow gold at sunset. Ride ATVs or camels across the sand in a sustainable desert camp, home to a variety of desert reptiles and birds. After dinner, gather around the fireside drum circle to dance, share stories, and soak in the rhythm of the night before drifting to sleep in your comfortable tented lodge under a canopy of stars.

Fathala Lion Walk and Safari (1 night)
Get exhilaratingly close to Senegal’s wildlife

Journey from Dakar to Fathala, with scenic stops along the way — including a traditional village visit and a stop at the Sine Saloum Bridge, where you can admire the mangroves, fishing boats, and the vast beauty of the River Delta.

Step into the wild heart of Senegal at Fathala, where conservation and adventure meet. Embark on a two-hour safari through rugged trails alive with Africa’s large mammals, diverse

Saly: Relax and Renew (1 night)
Relax on the coast. Enjoy the beach, nightlife and restaurants

Bask in the laid-back charm of Saly, Senegal’s premier beach destination known for its gorgeous tropical coastline, vibrant nightlife, and delicious restaurants and bars. Spend your days unwinding on golden sands or exploring nearby cultural gems.

Take a day trip to Joal-Fadiouth, the famous shell island rich in tradition and history, or venture from Saly to Somone, just 25 minutes away, for a boat ride through the lagoon, a refreshing swim, and a relaxed meal at Chez Rasta, a beloved local spot. Whether you’re seeking serenity or celebration, Saly offers the perfect coastal escape.

Island of Saint-Louis (2 nights)
Enjoy an exuberant blend of art, culture and fishing traditions sustained for hundreds of years.

Journey from Dakar to Saint-Louis – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, stopping at a local market near Thiès, a massive baobab tree and artists’ market in Guéoul, and a Mauritanian camp where nomadic traders sell camels and handmade goods.
In Saint-Louis, enjoy a sunset carriage tour through the city’s historic streets.
Your tour continues the next day with a visit to the Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary, another UNESCO World Heritage site that shelters thousands of migratory birds, then unwind on a river cruise or relax on the beach.

Sine Saloum Delta(1-2 nights)
Tranquil and magical. Once you arrive in Sine Saloum it will be heard to leave.

Discover this UNESCO World Heritage site: The Sine Saloum Delta, a sanctuary of mystical baobab trees, winding mangroves, and timeless fishing villages. Here, Senegalese communities have lived in harmony with nature for centuries — practicing sustainable traditions that still guide daily life. Glide through tranquil waters, marvel at the biodiversity, spot dolphins if you’re lucky and enjoy a picnic on the boat. Sine Saloum is a living model of sustainability and serenity.