Senegal bucket list 2017/2018 🇸🇳

I created a bucket list of things I want to see with the kids.  I hope to accomplish this 2017/2018 year.
Rocky looking around Lac Rose 🌸

  • Visit Touba
  • Walk the bridge to St Louis Island
  • Visit  Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary
  • Tour Ile de Goree
  • Visit the Senegal River
  • Visit Langue de Barbarie National Park
  • Take a safari in the middle of Senegalese savannah
  • Visit and vacation Saly: Largest Seaside Resort In West Africa
  • Visit Niokolo Koba Park, swamps, and ponds
  • Visit Galerie Nationale d’Art-Dakar
  • Visit Marche Sandanga-Dakar
  • Termites “Cathedrals”
  • Visit Fishermen artisanal market Saint Louis
  • Visit Mbour ecological reserve
  • Visit biosphere area Delta du Saloum
  • Visit Baobab forest
  •  Visit Lac Rose  We visited 2014 Lac Rose photos
  •  Tour Petite Côte (Little Coast)
  •  Take a trip to Cape Verde
  • Visit Cayar and the Lugu Lake
  • Visit Basse Casamance National Park

Have you created your bucket list for 2017/2018?

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

I overstayed my tourist visa, SOS!!!!

Image
Remember when we were supposed to go to Germany in July 2016 well we were stopped at border control in Marrakech because I overstayed my tourist visa by 20 days.  In Morocco, if you overstay your visa you CANNOT leave till you fix your immigration status.  Well, I'm finally fixing my visa because we leave next month for Senegal and I already booked the tickets.  I have outlined below step by step on how to fix your tourist visa in Morocco. Here is step by step what you need to do to fix your tourist visa which is generally 90 days. Day 1 :  Go to Prefecture de Police de Marrakech  to schedule an appointment for court.  Take your passport with 1 copy of your passport.  The police clerk will give you a time and day to return to give your official statement on why you overstayed your visa.  *Phones are not allowed inside make sure you bring ID to leave with your phone at the front desk and yes it is chaotic & the front desk will give you a b...
Read more

Renting an apartment in Marrakesh 🇲🇦

Image
When we first came to Morocco I was not sure on pricing or what neighborhood I wanted to rent so I rented a long-term  Airbnb  apartment.  This gave me time to search areas and apartments.  I found several realtors who were willing to show apartments but be careful because of all realtors in Marrakech request 1-month rent (non-refundable) if you choose to rent one of their client's apartments.  Which in the states usually the landlord pays this fee.  Also usually 1000 dirham is asked for electric and water deposit and 1st and last month rent and sometimes deposit. So if the apartment is 2000 dirham a month you would need 9000 dirhams to rent a furnished apartment. In addition, try and stay away from tourist areas because people try and list their unit for more than what it's worth.  In Marrakech, 1 bedroom furnished usually cost around 2000-2500 dirham, 2 bedrooms around 3000-3500 dirham, and townhouse furnished usually 4000-4500 dir...
Read more