Our Destinations in Senegal & Gambia

Gambia, the smallest country in mainland Africa, is nicknamed "the smile of Africa" for the warmth of its welcome. Encircled by Senegal, this narrow strip of land follows the course of the Gambia River for 350 km. Banjul, the capital, blends British colonial architecture and lively markets. A fascinating country where culture, wildlife and beaches combine in perfect harmony.

The Bassari Country, a UNESCO-listed region, is a breathtaking mountainous area in south-eastern Senegal. This preserved territory reveals spectacular landscapes with its majestic waterfalls, ancestral perched villages and still-living animist traditions. The Bassari, Bédik and Fula ethnic groups perpetuate ancestral customs here in centuries-old villages. A journey back in time into the heart of Africa most authentic.

The Petite Côte stretches from Dakar to the Gambian border, offering dream beaches, mystical islands and authentic fishing villages. This coastal region is renowned for its turquoise waters, the beach resorts of Saly and Ngaparou, and its unique cultural sites such as the shell island of Fadiouth. A perfect blend of relaxation, discovery and immersion in Serer culture.

Casamance, the southernmost region of Senegal, is a jewel of greenery bathed by the river of the same name. Separated from the rest of the country by Gambia, this lush land seduces with its tropical forests, emerald rice paddies, mysterious mangroves and paradise beaches. Here, the Diola people live in harmony with nature, preserving their ancestral traditions, sacred forests and unique multi-storey houses.

Founded in 1659, Saint-Louis of Senegal is an architectural jewel listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Former capital of French West Africa, the city charms with its colourful colonial houses, wrought-iron balconies and cobbled streets. Located on an island at the confluence of the Senegal River and the Atlantic Ocean, Saint-Louis is a living open-air museum, a place where time seems to have stopped.

Dakar, the capital of Senegal, is a dynamic metropolis where modernity and African traditions intermingle. Situated on the Cap-Vert peninsula, this ocean city offers a fascinating blend of colonial architecture, lively markets, golden beaches and contemporary neighbourhoods. A gateway to West Africa, Dakar captivates with its art scene, its cuisine and the legendary warmth of the Senegalese people.