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Senegal Passport and Visa entry requirements
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Passports:
To enter Senegal, a passport valid for at least six months after date of entry is required by all nationals referred to in the chart above.
Visas:
Visas are not required by nationals referred to in the chart above for stays in Senegal of up to three months, except nationals of Australia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania and Slovak Republic (1), who do require a visa, unless transit passengers continuing their journey by the same or first connecting aircraft provided holding onward or return documentation and not leaving the airport.
Note: Nationals not referred to in the chart are advised to contact the embassy to check visa requirements for Senegal.
Passport and Visa entry requirements :-
Entry requirements for Americans: US nationals must have a passport valid for three months after intended travel. A visa is not required for a stay of up to three months.
Entry requirements for UK nationals: UK nationals must have a passport valid for three months after intended travel. A visa is not required for a stay of up to three months if passport is endorsed British Citizen, otherwise a visa is required.
Entry requirements for Canadians: Canadians must have a passport valid for three months after intended travel. A visa is not required for a stay of up to three months.
Entry requirements for Australians: Australian citizens require a visa to enter Senegal.
Entry requirements for South Africans: South Africans must have a passport valid for three months after intended travel. A visa is not required for a stay of up to three months.
Entry requirements for New Zealanders: New Zealand nationals require a visa to enter Senegal.
Entry requirements for Irish nationals: Irish nationals must have a passport valid for three months after intended travel. A visa is not required for a stay of up to three months.
Passport/Visa Note: All visitors must either hold a return or onward ticket, or pay a deposit to the airline approximately equal to the fare of a ticket from Senegal to their country of origin (refundable on request to the local Treasury before leaving Senegal) and all documents for next destination. Passports must be valid for at least three months on entry. However, it is highly recommended that passports have at least six months validity remaining after your intended date of departure from your travel destination. Immigration officials often apply different rules to those stated by travel agents and official sources.
Friday, December 2, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Famous Places in Senegal For Your Holiday
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Famous Places in Senegal For Your Holiday
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Senegal is a country found in Africa. It started its journey in the tourism industry in the 1970s when first resort was built. The industry has grown to become the country's major foreign income earner and created a lot of employment for the residents. The industry has grown so much that the country wants to match the number of visitors that goes to her former colony France. Foreign visitors rose to over one million back in 2008.
Senegal's attraction sites include the capital Daka, the Mouride a holy centre of Touba, Saint Louis- an old colonial town and Goree Island. This place draws a lot of visitors and it was the Centre of the West Africa Slave Trade. Now it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are various beach resorts in towns like Sally and Petite-Cote, south of Dakar. Here tourists are offered game and nature tours in famous places like Sine- Saloum, the Lac Rose and in Senegal River Delta where there is spectacular scenic view of landscapes.
Senegal is notable for its historic sites around the capital city. The colonial island town of Saint Louis is attractive due to its long historic and colonial architecture. There are various national parks like Niokolo-koba National Park that is a World Heritage Site protected by the country. There are two parks one along Senegal river called Langue de Barbarie National Park and Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary. Some of the wildlife that can be seen in the country includes elephants, lions and hippos.
Dickson is the Chief Tour Guide and one of the Directors of Adventure Africa Expedition, he has traveled in many countries in Africa where he built the spirit of adventure and discovered nature hidden wonders in especially tailored walking trails like in Kisoro in Rwanda and Bwindi in Uganda both for Gorilla tracking.
Famous Places in Senegal For Your Holiday
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Senegal is a country found in Africa. It started its journey in the tourism industry in the 1970s when first resort was built. The industry has grown to become the country's major foreign income earner and created a lot of employment for the residents. The industry has grown so much that the country wants to match the number of visitors that goes to her former colony France. Foreign visitors rose to over one million back in 2008.
Senegal's attraction sites include the capital Daka, the Mouride a holy centre of Touba, Saint Louis- an old colonial town and Goree Island. This place draws a lot of visitors and it was the Centre of the West Africa Slave Trade. Now it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are various beach resorts in towns like Sally and Petite-Cote, south of Dakar. Here tourists are offered game and nature tours in famous places like Sine- Saloum, the Lac Rose and in Senegal River Delta where there is spectacular scenic view of landscapes.
Senegal is notable for its historic sites around the capital city. The colonial island town of Saint Louis is attractive due to its long historic and colonial architecture. There are various national parks like Niokolo-koba National Park that is a World Heritage Site protected by the country. There are two parks one along Senegal river called Langue de Barbarie National Park and Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary. Some of the wildlife that can be seen in the country includes elephants, lions and hippos.
Dickson is the Chief Tour Guide and one of the Directors of Adventure Africa Expedition, he has traveled in many countries in Africa where he built the spirit of adventure and discovered nature hidden wonders in especially tailored walking trails like in Kisoro in Rwanda and Bwindi in Uganda both for Gorilla tracking.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Free Guide Dakar City
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Free Guide Dakar City
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Dakar is the crucial and national capital city of African country Senegal. The city is just like a hidden treasure in Africa. The flights to Dakar will disclose the Senegalese city as one of Africa's most electrifying cities, with some French touch in the taste that is an inheritance from its royal days. Senegal remained in French rule since three centuries and achieved independence in 1960. Dakar has been functioned as the capital city since the French rule. After independence the country preserved strong relations with France and the French persuade remained in the architecture and culture of the city, where well conserved regal buildings, the monumental houses and café terraces rest as statement to its past.
Any interested traveler keen for an African urban venture, a mixed ambience, and striking entertainment options are required to book their seats in the flights to Dakar to have a great enjoyable time in Dakar holiday. Located on the very tip of the Cap Vert Peninsula, the modern city is crammed with energy and equipped with plush hotels, much stocked restaurants, beaches and a range of water sports and an active nightlife scene. It is also one of the favored ports for cruise tours in Africa. So, get now one of the cheap flights to Dakar and discover that amazing aspect of African tourism.
The energetic music scene, particular rhythms, some French impression perky street markets, and a specific aroma will surely remind tourists of the Dakar holidays and travel in flights to Dakar. Don't forget to have some shopping from the Marché Kermel that is a main shopping venue as well as a great tourist entertaining spot. Moreover, Marché Sandage is also a renowned market for beautiful African clothing and artifacts shopping. Do purchase one of them to take a Dakar holiday souvenir home.
When to take the Dakar flights for vacations is largely dependent on climatic situations. The climate is in general hot and moist, whereas in January and February the "harmattan" winds fill the atmosphere with sand, and late summer July and August is very wet and bears a lot of rainfall. The suggested time to plan a holiday to Dakar is between October and December.
The Goree Island of the city is the proud attraction of the Dakar trip that is affirmed as a UNESCO world heritage site as well. It was a great Slave port during slave trade, a huge cell named as 'door of no return' is now a big attraction on the island.
Free Guide Dakar City
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Dakar is the crucial and national capital city of African country Senegal. The city is just like a hidden treasure in Africa. The flights to Dakar will disclose the Senegalese city as one of Africa's most electrifying cities, with some French touch in the taste that is an inheritance from its royal days. Senegal remained in French rule since three centuries and achieved independence in 1960. Dakar has been functioned as the capital city since the French rule. After independence the country preserved strong relations with France and the French persuade remained in the architecture and culture of the city, where well conserved regal buildings, the monumental houses and café terraces rest as statement to its past.
Any interested traveler keen for an African urban venture, a mixed ambience, and striking entertainment options are required to book their seats in the flights to Dakar to have a great enjoyable time in Dakar holiday. Located on the very tip of the Cap Vert Peninsula, the modern city is crammed with energy and equipped with plush hotels, much stocked restaurants, beaches and a range of water sports and an active nightlife scene. It is also one of the favored ports for cruise tours in Africa. So, get now one of the cheap flights to Dakar and discover that amazing aspect of African tourism.
The energetic music scene, particular rhythms, some French impression perky street markets, and a specific aroma will surely remind tourists of the Dakar holidays and travel in flights to Dakar. Don't forget to have some shopping from the Marché Kermel that is a main shopping venue as well as a great tourist entertaining spot. Moreover, Marché Sandage is also a renowned market for beautiful African clothing and artifacts shopping. Do purchase one of them to take a Dakar holiday souvenir home.
When to take the Dakar flights for vacations is largely dependent on climatic situations. The climate is in general hot and moist, whereas in January and February the "harmattan" winds fill the atmosphere with sand, and late summer July and August is very wet and bears a lot of rainfall. The suggested time to plan a holiday to Dakar is between October and December.
The Goree Island of the city is the proud attraction of the Dakar trip that is affirmed as a UNESCO world heritage site as well. It was a great Slave port during slave trade, a huge cell named as 'door of no return' is now a big attraction on the island.
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Money Exchange for Senegal -Services - Money
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Money Exchange for Senegal -Services - Money
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Currency information:
CFA (Communauté Financière Africaine) Franc (XOF) = 100 centimes. Notes are in denominations of XOF10,000, 5,000, 2,000 and 1,000. Coins are in denominations of XOF500, 200, 100, 50, 25, 10, 5 and 1.
Senegal is part of the French Monetary Area. Only currency issued by the Banque des Etats de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (Bank of West African States) is valid; currency issued by the Banque des Etats de l'Afrique Centrale (Bank of Central African States) is not. The CFA Franc is tied to the Euro.
Credit cards:
American Express is the most widely accepted, although Diners Club, MasterCard and Visa have limited use. Commissions are added for the use of credit cards. There are ATMs in Dakar but they are limited outside the city and may not accept foreign cards.
ATM:
There are ATMs in Dakar but they are limited outside the city and may not accept foreign cards.
Travellers cheques:
Traveller's cheques are easy to cash in Dakar. To avoid additional exchange rate charges, travellers are advised to take them in Euros. There is limited or no acceptance outside Dakar.
Banking hours:
Mon-Fri 0800-1115 and 1430-1630.
Currency restriction:
Import of local and foreign currency is unlimited but subject to declaration. Export of local currency is restricted to XOF20,000. Export of foreign currency is limited to XOF50,000.
Money Exchange for Senegal -Services - Money
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Currency information:
CFA (Communauté Financière Africaine) Franc (XOF) = 100 centimes. Notes are in denominations of XOF10,000, 5,000, 2,000 and 1,000. Coins are in denominations of XOF500, 200, 100, 50, 25, 10, 5 and 1.
Senegal is part of the French Monetary Area. Only currency issued by the Banque des Etats de l'Afrique de l'Ouest (Bank of West African States) is valid; currency issued by the Banque des Etats de l'Afrique Centrale (Bank of Central African States) is not. The CFA Franc is tied to the Euro.
Credit cards:
American Express is the most widely accepted, although Diners Club, MasterCard and Visa have limited use. Commissions are added for the use of credit cards. There are ATMs in Dakar but they are limited outside the city and may not accept foreign cards.
ATM:
There are ATMs in Dakar but they are limited outside the city and may not accept foreign cards.
Travellers cheques:
Traveller's cheques are easy to cash in Dakar. To avoid additional exchange rate charges, travellers are advised to take them in Euros. There is limited or no acceptance outside Dakar.
Banking hours:
Mon-Fri 0800-1115 and 1430-1630.
Currency restriction:
Import of local and foreign currency is unlimited but subject to declaration. Export of local currency is restricted to XOF20,000. Export of foreign currency is limited to XOF50,000.
Friday, October 14, 2011
Health and Medical Information for Senegal
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Health and Medical Information for Senegal
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In Dakar, doctors are plentiful and most medicines are available. Up-country, however, facilities are minimal. Health insurance is essential. For an ambulance in Senegal, call SOS Medecin at 821 3213 or 889 1515, or call SUMA at 824 2418 or 7191.
All water should be regarded as being potentially contaminated. Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should first be boiled or otherwise sterilised. Milk is unpasteurised and should be boiled. Powdered or tinned milk is available and is advised. Avoid dairy products which are likely to have been made from unboiled milk. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish, preferably served very hot. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled.
Avoid swimming and paddling in fresh water; swimming pools which are well chlorinated and maintained are safe. Vaccinations against meningococcal meningitis, tuberculosis and hepatitis B are sometimes recommended.
Health and Medical Information for Senegal
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In Dakar, doctors are plentiful and most medicines are available. Up-country, however, facilities are minimal. Health insurance is essential. For an ambulance in Senegal, call SOS Medecin at 821 3213 or 889 1515, or call SUMA at 824 2418 or 7191.
All water should be regarded as being potentially contaminated. Water used for drinking, brushing teeth or making ice should first be boiled or otherwise sterilised. Milk is unpasteurised and should be boiled. Powdered or tinned milk is available and is advised. Avoid dairy products which are likely to have been made from unboiled milk. Only eat well-cooked meat and fish, preferably served very hot. Vegetables should be cooked and fruit peeled.
Avoid swimming and paddling in fresh water; swimming pools which are well chlorinated and maintained are safe. Vaccinations against meningococcal meningitis, tuberculosis and hepatitis B are sometimes recommended.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Short History Of Senegal and Culture
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Short History Of Senegal and Culture
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In medieval times, parts of Senegal belonged to the empires of Mali, Ghana and Songhai. The first Portuguese explorers arrived in the 15th century, followed by French colonists in the 17th century. Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, the Senegalese coast was a major landing point for the transatlantic and European trades in ivory, gold and slaves. In 1763, Senegal was ceded to Britain as part of the settlement of the Seven Years War (which was a dispute over North American territories) but returned to the French in 1817. In 1895, Senegal was incorporated into French West Africa. After World War II, it became a French Overseas Territory.
Senegal achieved full independence in 1960 after a brief and unsuccessful attempt to establish a union with neighbouring Mali. Léopold Senghor became the country's first President that year, and remained in office until 1981, when he was replaced by Abdou Diouf who went on to hold the post for almost two decades. National politics were monopolised by the Parti Socialiste Sénégalais (PSS) from 1960 until 2000, although Senegal was never formally a one-party state and opposition parties and the media managed to operate more or less effectively at least some of the time. That said, the current President, Abdoulaye Wade of the Parti Démocratique Sénégalais (PDS), who defeated Diouf in the March 2000 poll, spent several periods as a political prisoner and in exile. The PDS formed an alliance with the smaller Communist party, known as Sopi (Change), to fight the April 2001 National Assembly elections which they won by an absolute majority. Madior Boye of the PDS was appointed Prime Minister, but was sacked in autumn 2002. This followed the tragic sinking of the ferry Joola in September 2002 in which over 1100 people died. This was Africa's worst maritime disaster and had a profound impact upon the country. Boye's replacement was Idrissa Seck, an experienced PDS political fixer and supposedly long-time ally of President Wade. However, future mounting tensions between Seck and President Wade led to Seck's mysterious and unexplained dismissal in April 2004. The then Interior Minister, Macky Sall, was the replacement, who immediately made a point of pledging absolute loyalty to the President.
Apart from the economy (see Business Profile section), the most pressing domestic problem for the PDS Government is the continuing strife in the Casamance region of southern Senegal. The secessionists of the Casamance Movement of Democratic Forces have been fighting the Dakar government since 1984: an accord brokered by Guinea-Bissau was signed by the Government and the rebels in August 2001, but it was not until October 2003 that secessionist hard-liners finally gave up the fight.
Senegal has close historic links with France, the former colonial power and the source of essential aid and trade. There has been some friction between Paris and Dakar recently as the Sengalese have responded positively to American overtures (part of a broader US strategy to increase its influence in West Africa). Relations with neighbours are by and large good. The Sengalese were initially suspicious of the military regime – since civilianised – which took power in Gambia in 1994, but they now have a good working relationship. There is little prospect, however, of them resuming the level of closeness which brought about the Senegambian Confederation between 1981 and 1989. Difficulties with Mauritania over cross-border trade, refugees and ethnic rivalries – which also brought the two countries to war in 1992 – have been largely settled.
Short History Of Senegal and Culture
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In medieval times, parts of Senegal belonged to the empires of Mali, Ghana and Songhai. The first Portuguese explorers arrived in the 15th century, followed by French colonists in the 17th century. Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, the Senegalese coast was a major landing point for the transatlantic and European trades in ivory, gold and slaves. In 1763, Senegal was ceded to Britain as part of the settlement of the Seven Years War (which was a dispute over North American territories) but returned to the French in 1817. In 1895, Senegal was incorporated into French West Africa. After World War II, it became a French Overseas Territory.
Senegal achieved full independence in 1960 after a brief and unsuccessful attempt to establish a union with neighbouring Mali. Léopold Senghor became the country's first President that year, and remained in office until 1981, when he was replaced by Abdou Diouf who went on to hold the post for almost two decades. National politics were monopolised by the Parti Socialiste Sénégalais (PSS) from 1960 until 2000, although Senegal was never formally a one-party state and opposition parties and the media managed to operate more or less effectively at least some of the time. That said, the current President, Abdoulaye Wade of the Parti Démocratique Sénégalais (PDS), who defeated Diouf in the March 2000 poll, spent several periods as a political prisoner and in exile. The PDS formed an alliance with the smaller Communist party, known as Sopi (Change), to fight the April 2001 National Assembly elections which they won by an absolute majority. Madior Boye of the PDS was appointed Prime Minister, but was sacked in autumn 2002. This followed the tragic sinking of the ferry Joola in September 2002 in which over 1100 people died. This was Africa's worst maritime disaster and had a profound impact upon the country. Boye's replacement was Idrissa Seck, an experienced PDS political fixer and supposedly long-time ally of President Wade. However, future mounting tensions between Seck and President Wade led to Seck's mysterious and unexplained dismissal in April 2004. The then Interior Minister, Macky Sall, was the replacement, who immediately made a point of pledging absolute loyalty to the President.
Apart from the economy (see Business Profile section), the most pressing domestic problem for the PDS Government is the continuing strife in the Casamance region of southern Senegal. The secessionists of the Casamance Movement of Democratic Forces have been fighting the Dakar government since 1984: an accord brokered by Guinea-Bissau was signed by the Government and the rebels in August 2001, but it was not until October 2003 that secessionist hard-liners finally gave up the fight.
Senegal has close historic links with France, the former colonial power and the source of essential aid and trade. There has been some friction between Paris and Dakar recently as the Sengalese have responded positively to American overtures (part of a broader US strategy to increase its influence in West Africa). Relations with neighbours are by and large good. The Sengalese were initially suspicious of the military regime – since civilianised – which took power in Gambia in 1994, but they now have a good working relationship. There is little prospect, however, of them resuming the level of closeness which brought about the Senegambian Confederation between 1981 and 1989. Difficulties with Mauritania over cross-border trade, refugees and ethnic rivalries – which also brought the two countries to war in 1992 – have been largely settled.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Senegal Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Senegal Accommodation. Hotel Guide. Details
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Hotels in Dakar
You will find Hotels in Dakar in Senegal which fulfill all your accommodation needs and will make you feel at home. These accommodation options range from 5 stars, 4 star to 3 star to low-budget accommodation. You can select among the various choices of hotels present in this city according to your convenience and budget.
Dakar is the capital city of this country. It is also one of the main administrative centers of this country. This city is set on the Atlantic shore and is an important port. This city experience tropical type of climate which has 2 seasons. The climate and the picturesque surroundings make Dakar a very important tourist destination of the country of Senegal. Each year a number of travelers and holidaymakers travel to this city in search of business or leisure. This city is also well connected by an international airport named Leopold Sedar Senghor International Airport. The visitors will get a hearty response upon reaching the Hotels in Dakar.
The Hotels in Dakar are as follows:
Le Meridien President, Dakar
Hotel Le Lagon 2, Dakar
La Croix Du Sud, Dakar
Novotel Dakar, Dakar
Sofitel Dakar Teranga, Dakar
Hotel Farid, Dakar
All the Hotels at Dakar have something unique about their location. The hotels are either close to the city center or are closer to the natural surroundings. These Dakar Hotels offer different room facilities which suite the needs of various guests. These hotels also offer pleasant dining opportunity. The aromas wafting from the restaurant kitchens of these hotels will surely tickle your taste buds and will make you want for more.
Many of the Hotels in Dakar also provide good commercial facilities to fulfill the requirements of the business travelers. These Dakar Hotels also provide many facilities keeping in mind your fitness and entertainment. Dakar is a booming tourist city in the country of Senegal. You will find several tourist locations and activities which will keep you busy and pleased. The other facilities as well as services are also provided to the visitors by the different Hotels of Dakar very well. A trip to Dakar and a stay here will be a memorable experience worth treasuring for a lifetime for travelers and tourists.
Hotels in Kaolack
A majority of the Hotels in Kaolack are budget hotels. Kaolack is a beautiful place in Senegal, home to a plethora of places of interest. There is a number of Hotels in Kaolack, which are ideal accommodation options for backpackers in Kaolack. To explore the land of Kaolack well, stay at any of these hotels.
Fine facilities for accommodation are offered by the Kaolack hotels, which ensure that you enjoy a pleasant stay during your trip to Kaolack. Every room at the Hotels in Kaolack is spacious and beautifully decorated with exquisite interiors. All rooms are absolute cocoons of comfort. At Hotel Paris you can select from single rooms, double rooms, and triple rooms. You can enjoy mesmerizing vistas of the surrounding from the rooms of most of the hotels. These rooms are well-appointed with wonderful amenities for the benefit of the guests.
You can avail of nice dining facilities at a few of the Hotels in Kaolack. If you put up at the Hotel Paris, you will be treated to a variety of delectable preparations. The nutritious and hygienic food served here is sure to appease your gastronomical desires.
Some of the Hotels in Kaolack provide health and recreation facilities. If you prefer to a stay at Hotel Paris in Kaolack, you can enjoy a wonderful swim at the swimming pool. It is also a perfect place for relaxing. If you are adventurous, then you can go for the hunting trips arranged by the hotel.
The Hotels in Kaolack can be reached without any hassle from the Kaolack Airport. Almost every hotel in Kaolack is positioned close to this small airport. This nearness to the airport is a major factor for tourists opting to stay at these hotels.
Large number of tourists from various parts of the world comes to Kaolack throughout the year. Various places for sightseeing like the Gambia James Island and other related sites can be visited quite easily from the Kaolack Hotels. Hence, your tour to Kaolack will certainly remain etched in your mind if you opt to stay at any of the Hotels in Kaolack.
Hotels in Saint Louis
While traveling to the city of Saint Louis in Senegal, one need not worry about lodging as there are a number of Hotels in Saint Louis. The hotels in Saint Louis range from low-budget to mid-range and even a few high-priced luxury accommodation at Saint Louis. After arriving at the town of Saint Louis choose an accommodation as per your convenience and budget.
In the recent years, there has been a considerable rise in the total number of tourists visiting the town of Saint Louis. The growth in the number of tourists has also led to an increase in the total number of hotels at Saint Louis. The Hotels in Saint Louis are diverse and one can choose the most suitable facility from the varied options available. Saint Louis Hotels are planned keeping in mind the modern international travelers who flock the Senegalese city throughout the year.
Saint Louis Hotels are spread across the city and boast of isolated location which is perfect for city dwellers. Away from the din and bustle of the city, the perfect locations of the hotels at Saint Louis make them few of the best placed lodging facilities in the country.
For the travelers who do not want to spend a lot of money on hotels then one can opt from the variety of budget and low-priced hotels in Saint Louis. The budget hotels in Saint Louis range from motels to guesthouses that provide all the basic amenities for the guests within reasonable price. These facilities like most of the hotels in Saint Louis emphasize on providing comfortable and inexpensive lodging for the travelers who visit the city.
Though the city houses a range of low-priced facilities, there are a few expensive hotels aiming to attract the people who prefer staying in luxurious surrounding.
One of the prominent hotels at Saint Louis is the medium-priced Hotel de La Residence. The Hotel de La Residence in Saint Louis blends comfort with convenience making it very popular among the budget tourists. Tourism in Saint Louis is boosted by the presence of such comfortable lodging facilities in Saint Louis.
Most of the hotels are an extension of the homes of the guests contributing in making the journey across the town of Saint Louis in Senegal a comfortable affair.
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Hotels in Dakar
You will find Hotels in Dakar in Senegal which fulfill all your accommodation needs and will make you feel at home. These accommodation options range from 5 stars, 4 star to 3 star to low-budget accommodation. You can select among the various choices of hotels present in this city according to your convenience and budget.
Dakar is the capital city of this country. It is also one of the main administrative centers of this country. This city is set on the Atlantic shore and is an important port. This city experience tropical type of climate which has 2 seasons. The climate and the picturesque surroundings make Dakar a very important tourist destination of the country of Senegal. Each year a number of travelers and holidaymakers travel to this city in search of business or leisure. This city is also well connected by an international airport named Leopold Sedar Senghor International Airport. The visitors will get a hearty response upon reaching the Hotels in Dakar.
The Hotels in Dakar are as follows:
Le Meridien President, Dakar
Hotel Le Lagon 2, Dakar
La Croix Du Sud, Dakar
Novotel Dakar, Dakar
Sofitel Dakar Teranga, Dakar
Hotel Farid, Dakar
All the Hotels at Dakar have something unique about their location. The hotels are either close to the city center or are closer to the natural surroundings. These Dakar Hotels offer different room facilities which suite the needs of various guests. These hotels also offer pleasant dining opportunity. The aromas wafting from the restaurant kitchens of these hotels will surely tickle your taste buds and will make you want for more.
Many of the Hotels in Dakar also provide good commercial facilities to fulfill the requirements of the business travelers. These Dakar Hotels also provide many facilities keeping in mind your fitness and entertainment. Dakar is a booming tourist city in the country of Senegal. You will find several tourist locations and activities which will keep you busy and pleased. The other facilities as well as services are also provided to the visitors by the different Hotels of Dakar very well. A trip to Dakar and a stay here will be a memorable experience worth treasuring for a lifetime for travelers and tourists.
Hotels in Kaolack
A majority of the Hotels in Kaolack are budget hotels. Kaolack is a beautiful place in Senegal, home to a plethora of places of interest. There is a number of Hotels in Kaolack, which are ideal accommodation options for backpackers in Kaolack. To explore the land of Kaolack well, stay at any of these hotels.
Fine facilities for accommodation are offered by the Kaolack hotels, which ensure that you enjoy a pleasant stay during your trip to Kaolack. Every room at the Hotels in Kaolack is spacious and beautifully decorated with exquisite interiors. All rooms are absolute cocoons of comfort. At Hotel Paris you can select from single rooms, double rooms, and triple rooms. You can enjoy mesmerizing vistas of the surrounding from the rooms of most of the hotels. These rooms are well-appointed with wonderful amenities for the benefit of the guests.
You can avail of nice dining facilities at a few of the Hotels in Kaolack. If you put up at the Hotel Paris, you will be treated to a variety of delectable preparations. The nutritious and hygienic food served here is sure to appease your gastronomical desires.
Some of the Hotels in Kaolack provide health and recreation facilities. If you prefer to a stay at Hotel Paris in Kaolack, you can enjoy a wonderful swim at the swimming pool. It is also a perfect place for relaxing. If you are adventurous, then you can go for the hunting trips arranged by the hotel.
The Hotels in Kaolack can be reached without any hassle from the Kaolack Airport. Almost every hotel in Kaolack is positioned close to this small airport. This nearness to the airport is a major factor for tourists opting to stay at these hotels.
Large number of tourists from various parts of the world comes to Kaolack throughout the year. Various places for sightseeing like the Gambia James Island and other related sites can be visited quite easily from the Kaolack Hotels. Hence, your tour to Kaolack will certainly remain etched in your mind if you opt to stay at any of the Hotels in Kaolack.
Hotels in Saint Louis
While traveling to the city of Saint Louis in Senegal, one need not worry about lodging as there are a number of Hotels in Saint Louis. The hotels in Saint Louis range from low-budget to mid-range and even a few high-priced luxury accommodation at Saint Louis. After arriving at the town of Saint Louis choose an accommodation as per your convenience and budget.
In the recent years, there has been a considerable rise in the total number of tourists visiting the town of Saint Louis. The growth in the number of tourists has also led to an increase in the total number of hotels at Saint Louis. The Hotels in Saint Louis are diverse and one can choose the most suitable facility from the varied options available. Saint Louis Hotels are planned keeping in mind the modern international travelers who flock the Senegalese city throughout the year.
Saint Louis Hotels are spread across the city and boast of isolated location which is perfect for city dwellers. Away from the din and bustle of the city, the perfect locations of the hotels at Saint Louis make them few of the best placed lodging facilities in the country.
For the travelers who do not want to spend a lot of money on hotels then one can opt from the variety of budget and low-priced hotels in Saint Louis. The budget hotels in Saint Louis range from motels to guesthouses that provide all the basic amenities for the guests within reasonable price. These facilities like most of the hotels in Saint Louis emphasize on providing comfortable and inexpensive lodging for the travelers who visit the city.
Though the city houses a range of low-priced facilities, there are a few expensive hotels aiming to attract the people who prefer staying in luxurious surrounding.
One of the prominent hotels at Saint Louis is the medium-priced Hotel de La Residence. The Hotel de La Residence in Saint Louis blends comfort with convenience making it very popular among the budget tourists. Tourism in Saint Louis is boosted by the presence of such comfortable lodging facilities in Saint Louis.
Most of the hotels are an extension of the homes of the guests contributing in making the journey across the town of Saint Louis in Senegal a comfortable affair.
Friday, September 23, 2011
Palace Travel Reviews Tours to Africa Senegal
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Palace Travel Reviews Tours to Africa Senegal
Travel tips for your trip to Senegal Hotel Maps Famous Places in Senegal helps you to make your trip to Senegal in the holiday a Splendid One
Palace Travel Reviews Tours to Africa Senegal
Travel tips for your trip to Senegal Hotel Maps Famous Places in Senegal helps you to make your trip to Senegal in the holiday a Splendid One
Trying to choose the best adventure site while on holiday could at times be a daunting prospect. It's dreadfully easy to become overwhelmed with the sheer number of choices available. Senegal is no exception to this. This charming country is located on the west of Africa with Dakar as her capital city and the main language spoken being French. The nightlife in Senegal is just dazzling. Dakar is one of the best cities in the region to check out some live music. There are several nightclubs and music venues playing mbalakh (the local contemporary music). There are also many cinemas showing the latest French films. The Daniel Sorano National Theatre in the Boulevard de la Republique is a popular venue for theatre, concerts and other arts performances. Moreover, Dakar is host to traditional Senegalese wrestling matches during the weekends. Once you touch down at the Air Sénégal International, you can book yourself to some of the various exquisite hotels in Senegal which comprise of the Novotel Dakar hotel, the Sofitel Teranga Dakar hotel and the Le Meridien President Dakar hotel. Generally speaking, Senegal offers some of the finest cuisine anywhere in West Africa that has an unmistakable influence from French cookery. Some good examples comprise of the Chicken au yassa, the Tiebou dienne, the Maffé, the Avocat au Crevettes and the Dem à la St Louis. The basis of most Senegal dishes is chicken or fish, but peanuts infuse a distinctive taste to local dishes. This food is served in many restaurants in Dakar, while provincial rest houses serve less sophisticated but delicious delicacies. Don’t forget that Senegal is predominantly a Muslim country thus there is a conspicuous absence of pork from most of her menus. Nevertheless, there are bars in some hotels and clubs and therefore beer is in plenty. Some of the beverages include the Toufam, Mint tea, Palm wine, and the Home-roasted coffee with pimento. What else would you bargain for? As a visitor to Senegal, you should pay a visit to some of the many colourful markets it is endowed with. They are abundant with a range of bargains from food to handmade crafts and electronics. Most markets and centres sell wooden carvings, traditional fabric, embroidery, pottery, necklaces of clay beads and costume jewellery of wood or various seeds. You can also watch craftspeople at work and buy their wares. Afterwards, you can amaze yourself as you tour some of the best attractions at hand in Senegal like the Ïle de Gorée, the Fadiout Cemetery, the Old Fort, the Popenguine Beach, The Pink Lake, the La Questura!, the Musée des femmes, the Poste, the Rose Lake, the Stade Leopold and the Sendar Senghor attractions. You can still see and appreciate the wildlife in two of the country’s national parks one is Djoudj National Park in the north, considered one of the best bird watching sites in the world while the other is Niokolo-Koba National Park in the southeast part of the country, considered to be the best game park in West Africa. The best time to visit this country that comes in such a perfect package would definitely be in the months of November and February. During this time, the climate is dry and cool, and the perfect season for bird watching and wildlife spotting. It’s now up to you to decide when you will visit this gem in Africa.
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