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| House in St. Louis Senegal |
Senegal was a country I tried to enter once and couldnt due to document car problems, so my first failed attempt got stuck in my throat for a while until I went there to try again. I went to Senegal in April 2004. I went with my car all the way from Portugal, Morocco, Mauritania, and could give a wide trip on the country, exploring almost every single region of Senegal. As I entered The Gambia, I had to come back again to Senegal. My traject in the country was:Mauritania/Senegal borderRosso, St. Louis, Richard Toll, Ndioum, Ouro Sogui, Bakel, Kidira, Mali Border, Tambacounda, Dar Salam, Tambacounda, Velingara Senegal/The Gambia/Senegal borderKaolack, Diourbel, Thies, Dakar, St. Louis, Rosso Senegal/Mauritania borderYou can check out this trip on the following link:1ª Expedição GOEVORA, Évora-Tambacounda 2004 Potugal-Senegal Overland ExpeditionI was actually expecting more about this country but I liked it and maybe I wiill come back one day, but I think only to pass to Mali and other West African countries.
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River Senegal in Ndioum The Senegal River is located in West Africa, covers 1.6% of the continent and spreads over four countries: Guinea, Mali, Senegal and Mauritania. The sources of the Senegal River are located in Guinea and in the south-western part of Mali. This is a very important way of transportation, nd for centuries has been the fastest way of commercial trades along the countries that actually have it. This picture was taken near Ndioum village after Ndiayene. This was one of my most beautiful sunsets ever. |
| National Park Niokolo Koba |
National Park Niokolo Koba Parc National de Niokolo Koba is one of the few places in Senegal that belong to the UNESCO programme for World Heritage. The park is open during the dry season and this is the best time to visit it cos you can apreciate animal near water courses and all. You can go to the park with a small veicule but for the majority of tracks inside it, you need a 4WD car or just going there with the traucks given by the park for payed excursions. There are many large species of animal: buffalos, hartebeeste, shaggy Defassa waterbuck, bushbuck, antilope harnache or guib, warthogs, crocodiles and hippos; roan antelopem wetsern giant eland. and chimpazees. Some people say lions and elephants can be rarely be seen, although my guide told me its not true. Leopards can be seen a at least 3 types of baboons can be seen also:green, gray and red ass (hehe i dont know the name of this one so red ass) baboon. You have to pay to get in. If im not wrong, me along with 3 friends, a car and a payed guide all costed about 30euros. then we stayed in Simenti Hotel for 5 euros each in small bungalows near to the monkeys playground. this page is currently under construction. I've already put many nice tips but I'll had more in the future. Thank You. |
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| Pros: | "Very nice people and friendly UNESCO sites" | | Cons: | "where is the so well known music everywhere?" | | In A Nutshell: | "Great place to escape Mauritania and to see some wild animals" |
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luckyzen Sat Oct 7, 2006 18:50 UTC Heart warming pictures of The people of Senegal. Thank you so much for sharing. | Superhans Thu Jun 22, 2006 23:27 UTC Wonderful page, really informed me about a country of which i know little. Tanks. | jose_a_juan Mon Mar 27, 2006 22:13 UTC hola joao p. very nice people pic. thanks. | zlatiq Thu Mar 23, 2006 00:29 UTC hm,if heard other funky stories too about crossing borders in africa relying on a laid back border patrol...i should try one of those tricks:)thanks for the tips |
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