The 26 best things to do with kids in Dakar

This place is so worth a visit. There was a lovely vibe all around last Sunday, with lots of people enjoying themselves. The steps are fun, great for photos and the view. People at the top were relaxed and many were buying boxes of popcorn. We decided to go into the statue itself and we're glad that we did. You just stand around listening out for when they will organise the queue for the next tour. When you eventually get to the top, you're actually in the hat of the man in the statue, and have great views all around of the city and the Atlantic Ocean.

Great views, along a common location & parking is available. Plus, there is a canteen that sells snacks & drinks. Four stars because they only had a French guide! Hence some of us missed out on a critical part of history

Not sure why the Google listing gives you options for tickets. Maybe it is for tours, but you can literally walk up the stairs and look around. You do not need a ticket to walk up the stairs, take pictures, so forth and so on.

Impressive and very energetic place. Although the elevator was inoperative and we could not get on top of the sculpture, the sculpture from the outside is enough experience.

Must visit place in Dakar. Grand statue. Was fun with friends. One can go inside the status by paying some entrance fees.

Definitely advise to go to the hat. Fun experience! We waited about 10 minutes to enter. It takes about 30 minutes to go through the museum before you go up into the hat. I recommend bringing change.

Meaningful and historic site. Definitely climb up if you physically can because it's challenging. Take the time to observe the city from the top, best time is around the sunset or after when the temperature is a little cooler.

Our family visit to Ngor Island was an enchanting experience that catered wonderfully to both our young children and us as parents. Known for its serene ambiance and beautiful scenery, Ngor Island provided the perfect escape from the bustling mainland.From the moment we arrived, the island's kid-friendly nature was evident. There was plenty of space for the children to play and explore in a safe and welcoming environment. The pace of life here is slow and relaxed, which is ideal for families looking to unwind together.The culinary experience on Ngor Island was a highlight of our visit. The meals were exceptionally good, with a variety of options available to cater to all tastes, including the discerning palates of young children. Whether we dined at local eateries or enjoyed more sophisticated dining options, the quality of food was consistently high, featuring fresh, local ingredients prepared with care.Our accommodation added significantly to our enjoyable stay, offering utmost comfort and convenience. The room was spacious, ensuring that the family could relax without feeling cramped. The inclusion of modern amenities and the provision of hot water for showers made our stay comfortable, allowing us to feel refreshed and rejuvenated each day.In summary, Ngor Island stands out as a family-friendly destination that promises and delivers an unforgettable experience. Its blend of natural beauty, relaxed atmosphere, culinary delights, and comfortable accommodations makes it an ideal spot for families seeking a peaceful retreat. For us, it was not just a visit but a cherished family memory we look forward to repeating.

Small little island that you reach by boat from mainland. You can winder the streets and get some beautiful views from the top. The beachfront gets crowded though and your feet will get wet when disembarking the boat. Would definitely recommend just spending a few hours chilling here.

It is a really nice island. If you come to Dakar, Senegal, I recommend you to visit. The beach is beautiful and the alleys are very pretty. The sea water is very clear and beautiful, but be careful not to sting your feet with sea urchins while swimming.

A very nice small island by the northern coast of Dakar. Not so much to see but can be a cool spot for a daytrip. The island can be covered in literally 30 minutes. For me the most fun spot was the beach where many small bars and restaurants can be found. Round trip by the big boat is 500 CFA per person. The boat ride is not very comfy but doesn't take more than 5 minutes.

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Great little island if you want to escape the city. One of the best day trips one can do while in Dakar.

Ile Ngor is a beautiful isle with gorgeous beaches, great beachside restaurants, and opportunities to buy souvenirs without pressure. We spent the day there and had a fabulous time.

Very small exhibition and only one floor. Second floor seems to be under renovation. Took 10 minutes walking through all. They have but a few artifacts, but very little informative display other than brief description of each item. "Magic bottle from Guinea" for example. And it was quite expensive to enter at 5.000 for foreigners. Would not recommend the detour unless you're in the area.

You can find more (and more interesting) items in an upscale souvenir shop. The exhibition is very small, of limited artistic and/or historical significance and quite expensive (5,000 per person) for what you get. I hope sometime they will invest in acquiring a good collection. Senegal/africa has produced much greater art than this. There were maybe one or two objects that made an impression (photos). Little too no explanation. Sometimes the marketplace pricetag was still on the art.

This museum is a deception. Few pieces, interesting but limited explanations, not well preserved. Another missing opportunity in Senegal

Interesting place with a small collection of musical instruments and traditional dresses and masks.

Although Google map was indicating it as open, it was closed. Front entrance was open and there was no one to provide information. There were staffs sitting around but no one cared to provide any information. There was one art expo inside and we could see that.

A nice display of tribal art from several countries in the west Africa region. It was all in French so I had to use Google translate for English and Spanish. Behind the building is a nice garden with tables and chairs set up. Great place to relax and sit down to read a book or study for a little bit. I did not see a cafe in the building but if you bring your own snacks you can enjoy some peaceful time in the garden. There was a nice sand artist in the garden that did a demonstration of his art. We enjoyed meeting and talking with him for a while. There were also two peacocks walking around the garden. I enjoyed my leisurely time here.

A place to which you must go, because sadly there aren't many places in Dakar to see African culture. The place shows tribal art from several countries of the region, and what they show is ok BUT, I was expecting so much more... there are so many interesting in this part of the world, and this museum is ok, but should show so much more. There is no personnel to do guided tours, so you are left to do the tour on your own, and of course, that is a big loss. The tags are worthless most of the time, stating the obvious, that is, a description of what you can see, which you can see already! But no context, no info on what the piece was used for, etc. That was quite disappointing. There are two floors. There is a proyection room, but no projector... there is a TV which is running the same video again and again showing some national authority speaking at the UN speaking of the need to recover the African art that was shamelessly stolen by the colonialists. I am all for it, but this shouldn't be the one and only video... you can see they don't have resources. It's sad. But well, the things on display are really good, don't miss it.

Great exhibition and artist’s residence ⭐️⭐️

The artists don't start before 11AM and most of them start later in the day. Don't go early, go around 2-3 pm. We went at 11am, only saw about 6 artists and the gallery. The gallery was pleasant.

I only decided to visit on the spur of the moment, and I'm so glad I did - all the artists made me feel welcome, and were more than happy to invite me into their workshops and take the time to chat about their work. The art exhibited in the gallery is stunning, but the artworks scattered throughout the village are equally as good, equally as thought-provoking. I only planned a short visit, but ended up spending more than half a day there. I'd highly recommend a visit if you happen to be in Dakar with time on your hands.

Watching some of the artists do their work was fantastic 😍. So glad we were able to tour.

Interesting concept, featuring many small local ateliers that you can visit. Rather small and not very well treated.

Sound System Reggae Bashment is an absolute must for music lovers!!!! Great DJs awesome vibez and there's food & drink on the spot Fridays & Sunday nights Get there late stay till sunrise

There are more artist workshops than galleries.

Very small zoo but the park for walk is sufficiently big. Condition ain't that great. The staff are very nice and sweet.

The Parc was created, with the intention of conserving plants and animals . Surprisingly The lions were so big I thought they were not real until I observed it closely to be breathing. The had not so much animals for the current space there at the moment . The pythons was also something to look at. The ostrichs were magnificent to see too... The Parc is family friendly and I think it's a place to visit regardless. #anisdaughter

Everytime I am back at the park, I wonder why I haven’t come back earlier… one of the few places in Dakar that offer green sceneries, tranquility and the ability to have a walk. Kids can run without bigger concerns. Sadly there is still some trash lying around, but otherwise this should be a weekend regular!

Ideal for a day with friends, school activities, picnic or family! You have lots of options available for games. Most of them require you to pay before playing. You can also go there to do your sport. The place is accessible by bus or other means of transport

It's okay I guess.. for a zoo in Africa. I mean if you'd want to see the wildlife then it's better to go on an African Safari. But the 500 XOF entrance is almost free, so can't complain really.

A feel for fresh air, tranquility, and excellent green space to enjoy. I highly recommend visiting the ZOO at Park Hann under its new administration managed by #Luka_Animal_Rescue_Senegal

The zoo was closed although they did not tell us anything at the reception. The careless condition in which is kept is humiliating. There were families that went from far just be disappointed as it says "Open" in Google maps but in reality it wasn't and sincerely I would not go back. Looks more like a zoo in Chernobyl.

All fun, though some of the activities are scary.

I came here with a 9 year old, 11 year old, and a older teenager on a Tuesday morning. We came when it opened because I wanted to avoid the lines. But lucky me, there were no lines at all, we were the only ones there for the first hour. I am glad we went early because the sun was already hot and if we had to stand in line, that would have been uncomfortable. They have some shaded areas, but not where the rides are. Be careful, the rides can be very hot because the sun makes the seat super hot. So better to wear pants and also sun protection. When you enter, you buy a set of tickets. Each ride will cost different number of tickets. For adults sometimes the rides are 4 tickets and the kids are 2 tickets. But this is different for every ride. The place was clean, but I did not see the bathrooms. They do not accept credit cards. We had a fun time. It is good to spend about 3 hours here.

Great place to have fun but really needs to update its attraction as its very basic. Some attractions are not even opened and the place needs a decent clean up!

My 3yo enjoyed it. Not many activities for those under 2. Although my daughter did spend some time in the bouncy castle (which need to be cleaned more often because they were VERY dusty). The machines could use an upgrade (the squeaking made me very neevous ha!). Staff was nice. There weren’t many people there when we went so we couldn’t go on certain rides because they were waiting for a certain number of children to join. Which is absurd. On slow days, they should definitely make exceptions.

This place is so great. It's a place to bring your family or your sweet love It is open till late night with fewer people however weekends is really full ....full and fun

In weekends, it’s crowded. I would prefer to go on Friday. They have a big swimming pool, which is good.

Magic Land, indeed a magic Land for the kids. Definitely has enough games to entertain the kids and adults for Instance. What I dislike is when there are no prizes available for kids do not let them get on the games, YOU must have enough prize for each game be be honest since it is the main reason we take our family members there

Pretty from the outside, arrived before 10 pm but it seemed close. Walked around the fence.

The Grand Mosque of Dakar seemed to be closed when I was there, so I didn't get the chance to go inside. It was quite lively, but outside, there were dozens of beggars and homeless people.

Horrendous surroundings full of dirty aggressive thuggish men. I wanted to just see it from afar (and noticed there were MEN tourists wearing shorts within the confines of the gates, but because I was visibly foreign and a woman some dirty thugs did not let me take pictures from outside the gates. Disgusting behavior.

A big mosque, with a North african style in Dakar, for me it has a lot of Moroccan architectural aspects. Like all mosques you can't enter if you are not a Muslim, but still merits a visit

For tourists: not worth seeing. Can’t judge from a religious perspective.

5 stars, it's the biggest mosque i've ever went to and on top it is very peaceful, focus is very easy when praying 🙏🏾

Great mosque design 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

hilarious! The Chinese gave them this building and they literally put up an exhibit of tires and trash. I guess art does imitate life. Before the Europeans came to Africa, there was no written language in most of the continent so they’ve don’t have any history to put on display. Instead, they’ve just culturally appropriated Egyptian history and put up billboards around the first floor of the museum on the Egyptians instead. Most of the museum is empty.

One of the highlights of my time in Dakar. The Museum of Black Civilizations celebrates African heritage with world-class curation and architecture. Galleries move from early civilizations and spiritual traditions to music, textiles, and modern art, connecting Africa with its global diaspora. Displays are engaging and bilingual (French/English). The building is stunning and accessible, and the team is welcoming. Great for families, students, and visitors. Don’t miss it.

A must in your "to visit list" in Senegal 🇸🇳. Interesting place where you can have a very good knowledge of the past (and somewhat present) African civilisations, their history, their achievements, contributions, architectures, discoveries, cultures and customs, etc. Also differents findings of the skeletons of past civilisations are exposed as well as the art cratfs from different African countries. Paid entry (at entrance) of CFA 3000 for adults and CFA 500 for children (residents and non residents). Free parking available or very easily accessible by taxi. There is a staff who will give you a virtual of the museum as soon as you enter, however, you can hire a guide ONLY if you come in large groups. I dont think someone, especially tourists, will mind paying a guide in order to have a better explanation and enhance his first visit (though there are much details on the posters exposed). It is closed on Mondays and public holidays and open the rest of the week from 10am to 7pm.

This impressive modernist building houses a relatively small but very fine collection of African artifacts that clearly steps you through a timeline of African history. The layout is conducive to quiet contemplation of Africa’s vast, rich history. Worth a couple of hours to see both ancient and contemporary art and artifacts.

I was quite excited to see this but left quite disappointed. It is not well curated at all and a bit disjointed in the overall presentation. Most of the signage and information boards are only in French. Sadly, not recommended. Additionally, if you are going to pay for your ticket in cash, make sure you come with the exact amount (3000 cfa)

This is a huge museum filled with historical information, sculptures and also modern art. I really enjoyed it. Although a lot of it is in French, I could still appreciate a lot of the art and some of the artifacts. There were also photographs of Black women in history and Black historical figures, including George Floyd. I would definitely recommend stopping by. There are bathrooms but no cafe.

Great museum with really nice exhibitions on the origin of man, Egyptian influence on the continent and African influence on Europe. Ticket is around €4,50

It’s been a while since I visited this beach 🏖 but it’s good place to eat fresh fish 🐠 and sit enjoy

This beach could be so beautiful.. Unfortunately it's full of plastic trash, both on the beach and in the water. There's so much trash that you literally swim in it. The food along the beach is pretty good. Lots of people about running, playing football and exercising which is nice. And the local fishermen of course 🙂

Lala Beach restaurant. Good food, music 🎶 R&B, good service.

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Excellent service

Best ever

relax walking beautiful sunny day in beach

Awesome place to visit.. To chill.. for surfing...

A wastewater stream runs into the beach on the western side, so swimming or surfing here is inadvisable to say the least. Those who swim and surf here do so in contaminated water. It's not a bad place to have a drink and watch the waves though.

We visited this beach 2 times so far and both have been fun! This is a quieter beach than Plage de Yoff for example. there is only one restaurant that I saw and the staff is nice. there is a little stand where you can get a couple beers and sit your things down. kids play soccer at night.

A calm and peaceful place

I live near flats here. Good for surfing🌊🏄 and beach is Rocky then also wonderful sea beach.

Clean and secured Will recommend it for any tourist.

Not the best option if you want to get fast food but almost the only one you have if you want to eat after 11pm, usually the time most restaurants in Dakar close. Ali Baba is open until 3 am, and the food is good enough for your midnight cravings. I would not recommend the Shawarmas but I would recommend the Crevettes Sautée à la Sauce à l'Ail (Shrimp Sautéed in Garlic Sauce).

This is a local restaurant that focuses on African and Middle eastern cuisine. The prices are inexpensive. They have a plate of the day for CFA 2500 (5 Euro). Very basic no frills restaurant. Take out is also possible. The service is remarkably fast considering the volume of customers.

I was first time there in 2020 and the place became my hungout. I visited back after three years. Unfortunately the still popular place is not as good and leaves a lot to be desired in food quality, speed of service and even in cleanless.

Very good service but the hamburger complet wasn't a burger

The test was the best, I tried Chebujan/ Benachin

I don’t get here often enough. Still one of my favorite schwarmas in town. Great service from Salif today!

As it's name says, it's Ali baba den, the food/price for me is correct and a great deal ti grap somthing on the move to eat. fast service for shawerma not more then ~5 min waiting time. it's not the cleanest but I never had problems with there food to be fair

Lovely home, fascinating history. Senghor moved into this 1970s home upon leaving the presidency of Senegal. The tour guide worked as a member of Senghor's security team during and after Senghor's presidency, traveling the world with him. The guide does not speak English, but if you can understand French you will learn a wealth of fascinating details about the President and his family's life after leaving office. The house itself is breathtakingly beautiful, with tapestries and artwork from around the world. The entry fee is about 3000 CFA. This museum is well worth a visit!

I was walking along the Corniche and by chance I stopped by to check out this place. Blew my mind! This residence is built in traditional African mud home style and currently serves a museum about the life of the first president of The Republic of Senegal, Leopold Senghor. The interior design was unexpectedly amazing and it carried both African and European characteristics. The staff introduced me the museum section by section in French. As a non-French speaker I caught many words but it only gave me a basic idea of the whole thing. If you plan on visiting here, do some research in advance due to lack of information in English.

Amazing place of historic value. Must visit!

Excellent tour and magnificent home!

Well maintained. And knowledgeable tour guide

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(Translated by Google) An extraordinary, real place with history, atmosphere and the guide's story. It is definitely worth visiting here when visiting Dakar. It is easier to understand the history of Senegal, and you can also see a piece of interesting contemporary architecture. We also visited the house where Leopold Senghor spent his childhood, in Joal - both visits complement each other nicely. (Original) Niezwykłe, prawdziwe miejsce z historią, klimatem i opowieścią przewodnika. Zdecydowanie warto znaleźć się tu przy okazji wizyty w Dakarze. Łatwiej zrozumieć historię Senegalu, a także można zobaczyć kawałek ciekawej współczesnej architektury. Zwiedziliśmy także dom, w którym Leopold Senghor spędził dzieciństwo, w Joal - obie wizyty ładnie się dopełniają.

Good place for family hangout. Spacious for kids to play. Nice sea view. Beautiful evenings. Branded store to shop from. Food plaza also available. Very friendly staff. Enough parking space.

Loved this shopping center on the seaside of Dakar. Within the shopping center you will find a cinema (Seanama), a casino, a food court and various other amenities. A very popular location for both tourists and people living in Dakar or nearby

Great place to hang out with family, friends or even solo.. great food joints around, sea side roads. The ambience is amazing.

Great, clean and airy mall. If you're looking for all the brands you live as well as the Senegalese designers....and there's also the Casino supermarket for all you need as well as ATMs. There's only one restaurant which only serves sandwiches...that was my only disappointment...

Sea Plaza offers a decent range of shops—clothing stores, a supermarket, a spa, and a dry cleaner, to name a few—making it one of the better shopping options in Dakar, especially given the limited alternatives. That said, the mall feels like it’s seen better days. The escalators at the entrance never seem to work, which really impacts accessibility. The overall space could benefit from some TLC to make it an even better experience.

This is the best mall in Dakar, Senegal. It's sea facing food court. On sea connected highway. Very big, crazy and mind blowing mall, very neat and cleaned, well maintained. Many branded shops available here like Nike, Lacoste etc. I was visited on the eve of New Year 2022 last year. Buy Marshmellow, coco make chocolates etc. Everything was awesome 😎

An ok mall but I guess great for west Africa! Good parking avail, a few restaurants & other common shops you see in a mall.

Place to be if you wanna discover local dishes 😉

Very nice

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Dirty and really pushy sales people. Not pleasant to visit, if you are looking for a relaxing place do not bother. Also not going for the island.

Super crowded beach, full of local people. And some other charge entrance fee (1000 F for foreigner…)… Interesting to see, but not usable for relax or similar beach things.

Super nice little beach! All friendly people that wanna talk to you and help. From here you can take the pirogue to Ile de Ngor for 1000 cfa, in 5 minutes you’re on the island !

It could have been a great beach but half of it (left side) is very dirty with dead rats, fish parts and sewage water on the sand while the other half is so full with sellers and people that it’s difficult to find a place to stand quiet

It's a potential place for tourism but it's full of trash. Trash on the sand, trash on the ocean, trash everywhere. It's a shame and the local population don't seem to care. It's common to see people eating and throwing plastic just right there. Every time I went there it was crowded also, therefore you might consider that if you are planning to go for peace and tranquility, you might not find it kkkk The positive side is that it is always with people there, it looks safe, there is a nice view to the ngor island and there is always available transportation.

Busy beautiful ⛱ beaches in Dakar

Very active public beach, with restaurants and groups of people doing exercise. Ferry going frequently to Ngor island. Good view of sunset

It's beautiful beach you can swim and rent a unbella enjoy sunbath and sea views.

The path to the beach is closed due to some work being done. But you can get access by going around.

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Right now (Feb 2023) the whole area behind this small beach is under construction. There used to be lovely little rasta styles cafés with sunbeds and terraces, but no more. You can still rent an umbrella and a blanket from guys on the beach itself, and they can even prepare a meal for you, but it's nothing like it was before. It's also difficult to access because of ongoing constructions. The only reason to go here would be because it's even more "private" and secluded than before, and the beach itself is still clean with big rolling waves. It's reasonably safe for valuables etc, because no people passing through, and it (still) seems to be a place of preference for young mixed couples, which is cute somehow. It's a very small beach though, so you can't really find/claim your own little corner.

Amazing hospitality from Abdou! All infrastructure has been removed but Abdou said he wanted to ensure there was something there when people turned up. Walk down to abandoned building and then past a couple hundred metres of rocks and you get to a stretch of beach and get taken care of entirely. Abdou provided towels to lie on, umbrella, coffee, peanuts and then his friend even brought over some mussels he had just caught! True showing of teranga

A very beautiful beach that's well out of the bustle of the busy city of Dakar. It's a great chilling spot with waves that want to swallow you up and a breeze that should be prescribed for serenity

One of the most mythic 🏝 of Dakar with very nice views and the rocks' architecture is beautiful and amazing to see and of course the rare species of insects. 🐞 You'll pay 5000 FCFA for the traditional "gaal" (African canoe) to go there but one advice, don't neglect the tents : it's usually very hot there.

Perfect adventure..

À national Park with rare plants and birds 15'from Dakar. It's a pity fishermen don't respect the protection zone.

Great atmophere. But dont forget to bring your own food with you because it can take hours untill you are picked up

Nice island, wasn't too crowded, natural pool

It's located in a short distance boat trip on the Atlantic ocean off the coast of Dakar. There are many local boats to rent. A small rocky mountain with beautiful shallow beach to swim makes it a wonderful place for a half day trip. For lovers of photography, walk to the top of the hill and walk through the bush to wards the western and southern part of the park. One can walk to most of the area in an hour or so. There are several birds and in a clear day, one can see big ship pass by the horizon. For students of history, biology and geology, this is a great place to contemplet. ...

Bring your bathing suit, food, and a snorkel.

Nice and safe place for kids to play but supervision doesn't seem to be optimum. Overall expensive but one of the very few places in dakar you can leave your baby (starting from 8 months old) safely to have fun and play.

Visited the place few weeks back. Maybe my timing was wrong but there was no one at the reception at the moment. So I went at the back to check around. Some hazards need to be fixed. When I returned back then I saw a girl at the reception. The Girl was polite enough but I questioned the price as seems too much. Although some friends said they love it, I personally won't be taking my children there.

I do like to come here with my son once in a while. As one of the biggest kid’s playground in Dakar, Senegal, I really recommend this place to every parents that looking for a one-stop playground for their kids in Dakar, because they have many variety of kid’s playground in outdoor and indoor area; trampoline, kid’s shops, cars, bikes, big to small slides, etc. Even they have their own restaurant so parents don’t have to worry about foods and drinks. But, I wonder why almost every corners are so dusty in outdoor and indoor area, not well-maintained and some toys are just not on its place anymore. My son had fun here but I’ve gotta stop him to step on several corners and even to touch some toys just because they are dirty and dusty, especially in outdoor area. I mean isn’t it better if this place could maintain properly their playground so that kids can have fun and get dirty in a good way? Also It’s a good thing that this place provide some nannies that help to look over our kids and sometimes play with them, but sadly not all of them do that, some choose to rest/ sleep inside the indoor area. Like when there no kids around them, can’t they use their spare time to clean the toys as well as the playground area (indoor and outdoor) instead so this place will be even more comfortable? I mention these problems with hope that the management could understand the current situation and take it serious. I do hope this playground could improve many things and obviously last longer than any other paid kid’s playground area though, especially in Dakar

Love the place for the children

Great place to have fun with kids and teens o/ Lot of space & playground o/

Except the price that I find quite expensive and the lack of enough parking lots the place is great for kids, with different playgrounds and many activities for different ages

Good place, only suggestion to have more AC and hand sanitizer available

I was just watching some children riding the horses. Within 5 minutes I saw a young girl get bucked off. Then another. Then 2 horses started running out of control. That staff seemed helpless to get the horses calmed down. Seemed quite dangerous to me.

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(Translated by Google) Great walk through the Park! The kids loved it! The instructors were reassuring and attentive. I highly recommend! (Original) Super ballade à travers le Parc! Les enfants ont adoré! Les moniteurs étaient rassurants et à leur l'écoute. Je recommande fortement!

(Translated by Google) I really liked the visit, we visited and saw all the horses that were there and it was free, they are really very nice those who work there but, we went there in the middle of the week, we could not see the races in the Program it distributed, I highly recommend it to you (Original) J’ai beaucoup aimé la visite, on a visité et vu tous les chevaux qui y étaient et c’était gratuit vraiment ils sont très agréables ceux qui travaillent là-bas mais ,on y était allé en pleine semaine, on a pas pu voir les courses au Programme il répartir, je vous le recommande fortement

(Translated by Google) Equestrian club and horse riding school for children There are very beautiful horses in the barn of different types There are dwarf horses for kids and there are big horses for racing barriers The club staff is very nice You can rent horses for children for half an hour, you can spend outside the club in the garden and in front of the lake (Original) Club équestre et une école pour monter des chevaux pour les enfants Il y a de très beaux chevaux dans la grange de différents types Il y a des chevaux nains pour les enfants et il y a de grands chevaux pour les barrières de course Le personnel du club est très gentil Vous pouvez louer des chevaux pour les enfants pendant une demi-heure, vous pouvez passer à l'extérieur du club dans le jardin et en face du lac

(Translated by Google) A pleasant setting and welcoming staff (Original) Un cadre agréable et un personnel accueillant

Hung out in the botanical garden area for a casual meeting. Its a very relaxed location, but it was a bit of a problem finding a proper restroom to pee. Didn't also help that my French was terrible.

(Translated by Google) Actually a nice green place with great trees, marshland and lots of birds. Good routing for a 5 km tour. There is also a small lake that invites you to linger. Unfortunately there is a lot of rubbish left behind by visitors, therefore only 3* (Original) Eigentlich ein schönes grünes Plätzchen mit tollem Baumbestand,Sumpfgebiet und vielen Vögeln. Gute Wegeführung für 5 km Rundgang.Auch ein kleiner See lädt zum Verweilen ein. Leider sehr viel Müll,der von den Besuchern zurückgelassen wird,deshalb nur 3*

(Translated by Google) A quiet place in incredible nature . Pure oxygen and finally the sound of birds that lulls you. (Original) Un endroit calme dans 1 nature incroyable . De l'oxygène pure et enfin le bruit des oiseaux qui vous berce.

(Translated by Google) I'm not a fan of zoos because I hate animals in captivity but there they are seriously lacking in space. It's a shame I have the feeling that there are a lot of wasted, unmaintained spaces, men will be accountable to the creator for the way they treat animals, it looks more like a prison for animals , the poor. FYI these animals are not made to live in cages with tiled floors. Monkeys climb trees and lions need wide open spaces. Too bad the park is quite pretty even if it lacks maintenance, trash cans are unfortunately part of the landscape in Senegal. (Original) Je ne suis pas fan de zoos car je déteste les animaux en captivité mais là ils manquent cruellement d'espace. C'est dommage j'ai le sentiment qu'il y a beaucoup d'espaces perdus, non entretenus, les hommes auront des comptes à rendre avec le créateur sur la façon dont ils traitent les animaux, ça ressemble plus à une prison pour animaux, les pauvres. Pour info ces animaux ne sont pas faits pour vivre dans des cages avec du carrelage. Les singes grimpent aux arbres et les lions ont besoin de grands espaces . Dommage le parc est assez joli même si manque d'entretien, les poubelles font malheureusement partie du paysage au Sénégal.

(Translated by Google) If you want to escape into nature, go there preferably very early in the morning. The guards are empathetic and very welcoming... you can walk, get some fresh air and hear the birds chirping ♥️ a very beautiful experience! (Original) Si vous avez envie de vous évader dans la nature allez y de préférence le matin très tot. Les gardes sont empathiques et tres accueillants … vous pourrez marcher prendre l’air et entendre les oiseaux gazouiller ♥️ une très belle expérience !

(Translated by Google) In 2018 it was possible to take a canoe trip. The lake was beautiful. To see if it's still relevant... (Original) En 2018 il était possible de faire une balade en pirogue. Le lac était magnifique. A voir si c'est toujours d'actualité...

(Translated by Google) It's really my whole childhood enjoying the warm atmosphere (Original) C'est vraiment toute mon enfance ve profite de l'ambiance chaleureuse

(Translated by Google) Nice hotel. The service is okay! (Original) Hôtel sympas. Le service est correct !