A stay is more than the apartment. Here are the trips our guests make most often — what they're worth, how long they take, and who they suit.
Twenty minutes by ferry from Dakar's port: an island without cars, ochre houses with brightly painted shutters, and the House of Slaves. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. You go for the day — walk, have lunch facing the sea, and come back at sunset.
Lake Retba owes its colour to its very high salinity, strongest in the dry season and depending on the light. You can watch the salt harvesters working from their boats, and the dunes separating the lake from the ocean.
The holy city of the Mouride brotherhood and its Great Mosque, one of the largest in West Africa. Each year the Grand Magal draws millions of pilgrims — a considerable occasion, to be planned well in advance if you wish to attend.
The great centre of the Tijaniyya brotherhood in Senegal. The city comes alive for the Gamou, the celebration of the Prophet's birth, which draws crowds each year from across the country and the diaspora.
A taxi you can trust, restaurants that deliver, tradespeople, a hairdresser who comes to you: our guests reach it from their own area, with the code given on arrival.
Furnished, equipped, looked after — in the neighbourhood that puts you closest to what you came to do.