大西洋交汇：塞内加尔至加纳的奢华巡游

达喀尔→特马（阿克拉）

22.09.27 - 05.10.27

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港口8

国家6

晚13

Embark on an unforgettable luxury cruise along Atlantic Coast, starting in Dakar, Senegal, and concluding in Tema (Accra), Ghana. This captivating journey explores the significant historical narratives of West Africa, with stops including Banjul, the Bijagós Archipelago, Freetown, Abidjan, and Elmina. Prepare to be enthralled by the blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage in this cruise from Senegal

逐日行程

Throughout the cruise, discover remarkable destinations, such as Senegal's vibrant capital, Dakar, with its rich culture and lively Medina quarter. Experience the pristine Bijagós Islands, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, home to a diverse array of wildlife and untouched landscapes. Visit Elmina Castle in Ghana, a poignant UNESCO World Heritage Site that played a pivotal role in the transatlantic slave trade narrative. Each location offers a unique dive into its history and culture. Onboard and beyond, engaging activities await. Meet locals in Banjul for storytelling sessions, or explore traditional crafts at the local markets. Participate in enriching tours such as a city walk in Elmina, or indulge in culinary adventures by learning to cook authentic Ghanaian dishes. A day at sea offers expert lectures and photography classes to perfect your skills. Each moment is crafted to enrich your luxury cruise experience

注意: 本行程提供各目的地的一般信息。请注意，所提及的部分场所和亮点在我们到访当天可能未开放或无法参观。如需最准确的行程安排，建议您在出发日期临近时联系您的Swan Hellenic代理或旅行社。

概览

第1-2天

第1天。达喀尔

Fabulous museums, a thriving art scene and elegant seaside dining showcase Dakar's rich culture and forward outlook. The bustling traditional Medina quarter with its mosques, tea shops and street markets contrasts with the Senegalese capital's French-influenced architecture and cuisine. Traditional crafts like woodcarvings and paintings sell at Soumbédioune market, making it the perfect souvenir stop

第3天

第3天。班珠尔

At the meeting point of the Gambia River and the Atlantic, Gambia’s relaxed capital city, Banjul, sits on a small island filled with colonial buildings and vibrant markets. The 19th-century Albert Market sells souvenirs and the colorful traditional clothing of The Gambia’s diverse ethnic groups, offering a lively glimpse into everyday local life

第4-7天

第4天。比贾戈斯群岛

The remote Bijagos Archipelago off Guinea-Bissau comprises 88 islands with mangroves, savannahs, and palm forests, protected as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Its ecosystems host endangered species like green sea turtles, saltwater hippos and African manatees, plus 800,000 migratory birds annually. Untouched by tourism, the Bijagos offers pristine beaches and a rich cultural heritage, with rare matrilineal customs and traditional ceremonies

第8天

第8天。弗里敦

Sierra Leone’s portside capital city occupies a major position in history as the home of formerly enslaved people from North America and Britain. Sites like Cotton Tree and the King’s Yard Gate symbolise the town’s sombre past. Freetown today is a diverse city with a rich heritage – colourful Krio architecture, hearty, rice-based cuisine and lively beaches. Nearby, the Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary rescues endangered primates in a rainforest

第9-10天

第9天。海上航行日

Spend your day at sea enjoying the facilities available onboard. Head to the sauna, get in a workout in the state-of-the-art gym or relax in the hot tub while taking in incredible views along the way. If you prefer to learn a little more about your surroundings, listen to an informative talk or have a chat with one of our knowledgeable experts

第11天

第11天。阿比让

A city pulsating with energy, Abidjan, the former capital of Côte D’Ivoire, stands as a hub of creativity and innovation. The thriving arts and music scene interweaves with the cultures, cuisines and traditions that define Abidjan. Serving as a window into West Africa, the infectious tropical mood permeates the city. Abidjan's unique atmosphere, galleries and markets, along with the fascinating National Museum, make it a captivating destination

第12天

第12天。塔科拉迪

Historically developed around its deep-water harbor built during the colonial era, Takoradi remains one of Ghana’s key maritime and commercial hubs, handling exports such as cocoa, timber and minerals while also serving the offshore oil and gas industry in the Gulf of Guinea. The city has a distinctly working-port character rather than a resort atmosphere, with busy fishing communities, open markets, palm-fringed beaches and a humid tropical climate. It also provides access to nearby heritage landmarks like Fort Metal Cross, one of several European forts scattered along the historic Gold Coast, reflecting the region’s layered colonial past and its continued economic importance within West Africa

第12-13天. Elmina

A solemn reminder of the past, 15th century Elmina Castle in Ghana was a key slave trade hub, originally protecting gold trade before Dutch and British slave trade involvement. This UNESCO site exemplified the era's contradictions, with Europeans in luxurious quarters above filthy, cramped slave dungeons. The infamous Door of No Return opened to ships on the gruelling Middle Passage

第14天

第14天。特马（阿克拉）

Tema is a short drive from Ghana’s fast-paced capital, Accra, a city that's culturally rich, modern and historic all at once. European-built forts and Black Star Independence Square’s public monuments offer a glimpse at the past. The neighbourhood of Jamestown, a 17th-century fishing community with old colonial buildings, is its pulse with an art scene and local bites like waakye – rice and beans with sides – at a low-key ‘chop bar’