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Considered to be the biggest city on the “Petite Côte”, M’bour is home to the second largest fishing port in Senegal and you can immerse yourself in the local culture and watch the fishermen arrive with their day’s catch. We recommend visiting the market and taking a stroll on the pedestrian path around M’bour’s ecological reserve.

If you’re thinking about going on safari while you’re in Africa, we recommend visiting Bandia Natural Reserve, a must-see in Senegal with more than 3,000 hectares where you can discover all kinds of wild animals such as giraffes, zebras, ostriches, rhinos, and crocodiles ... in short, a thrilling experience!

If you’re looking for the best beaches in Senegal, we recommend paying a visit to Saly Beach, which is considered to be the best in the area for diving and other water sports. What’s more, Saly is in a very lively area where you’ll find several restaurants, bars and a traditional market with a wide variety of local crafts.