• Dakar Region - Dakar is a fascinating city where rich history, dynamic modern business, and a strong cultural pride converge at the westernmost point of the African continent. The name originates from the Wolof word “dakhar” (the tamarind tree). The city has transformed from a collection of traditional Lebou fishing villages into one of West Africa’s key economic and cultural centers. Here’s a closer look at what makes Dakar unique:

Places to visit:

1. Independence Square
2. Presidential Palace
3. The Cathedral
4. The Mosque of Divinity
5. West and East Corniche of Dakar
6. African Renaissance Monument
7. Point of Almadies
8. African Memory Square
9. Markets
10. The Train Station

• Gorée Island - Just a short 20-minute ferry ride from the lively streets of Dakar, Gorée Island (Île de Gorée) offers a serene escape where time seems to pause. This small, car-free haven, adorned with vibrant bougainvillea, invites visitors to stroll through its tranquil, sandy paths and admire its pastel-colored colonial architecture. However, Gorée is more than just a scenic retreat. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, it holds significant historical importance as a poignant memorial to the Atlantic slave trade. Visiting Gorée is a unique experience—one that combines quiet reflection at the historic House of Slaves with the vibrant, welcoming spirit of modern Senegalese art, music, and culture. In just 4 hours, you can explore the entire island, including a lunch break, as it is a walking tour with no cars allowed.

• All Fees and Taxes
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Licensed Guide (English, Spanish, French)
• Private vehicle with AC and guide
• All entrance fees included

• Lunch

This tour focuses on cultural and historical exchanges with local residents. It includes visits to historical sites, monuments, markets, and charming streets. Your local guide will provide a wealth of information.
In many areas of Dakar, you will leave the vehicle to explore on foot with your guide, take photos, and engage with the locals.
The Goree Island tour is entirely on foot, as no vehicles are allowed on the island. You’ll hear many stories and see colonial buildings featuring French and Portuguese architecture along the picturesque streets.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.