Días 1-2
Día 1-2. Dakar
Fabulosos museos, una floreciente escena artística y refinados restaurantes junto al mar ponen de manifiesto la rica cultura y la visión de futuro de Dakar. El bullicioso barrio tradicional de la Medina, con sus mezquitas, teterías y mercados callejeros, contrasta con la arquitectura y la gastronomía de influencia francesa de la capital senegalesa. Las artesanías tradicionales, como tallas en madera y pinturas, se venden en el mercado de Soumbédioune, convirtiéndolo en la parada perfecta para un recuerdo.
Actividades:
Incluido
Goree Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
4 horas
Escape the buzz of Dakar and immerse yourself in the tranquil village of Gorée Island, a UNESCO site once central to the transatlantic slave trade. Take the ferry to this historic island, home to 1,300 residents and colorful ochre houses. Explore the museum at Fort Estrée, visit the House of Slaves, and walk the cliffside trails, including the Gorée Almadies monument. Wander the colonial-era alleys for a moving journey through history.
Opcional
UNESCO Goree Island and vibrant Dakar
8 horas
This tour includes a ferry ride to the historic UNESCO-listed Gorée Island with visits to the House of Slaves and the Fort of Estrée, followed by lunch at a local restaurant. After returning to Dakar, you’ll enjoy a city tour covering key landmarks such as the Cathedral of African Memory, Independence Square, and the African Renaissance Monument. The tour is mostly on foot and varies in length depending on ferry schedules and traffic.
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