Senegal
Senegal: a trip to Baaba Maal's music festival
Kevin Perry
03, Jan, 2016 @6:00 AM
Writer and guesthouse owner Simon Fenton on Abéné, Senegal
Interview by Andy Pietrasik
06, Mar, 2015 @11:04 AM
Seven of the best boutique hotels in Africa
Set on white sands, wild wetlands, or at the heart of historic cities, these small hotels bring a touch of luxury to exotic locations, says Rachel Dixon
Rachel Dixon
17, Feb, 2012 @10:45 PM
Branching out: an ecolodge in Senegal
Senegal is no longer just for backpackers, as Rose Skelton discovers when she stays in an ecolodge perched among the baobabs on the Siné-Saloum delta
Rose Skelton
19, Mar, 2011 @12:05 AM
A clean break: surfing in Senegal
Despite world-class waves, the beaches around Dakar are still unknown and uncrowded – perfect for a surfing safari, says Dave Patterson
Alex Rayner
19, Mar, 2011 @12:04 AM
Top 10 things to do in Dakar, Senegal
Find out where to eat, sleep, party and escape the hustle and bustle in Joshua Surtees' insider guide to the capital of Senegal
Joshua Surtees
29, Apr, 2010 @11:06 AM
Le Village des Arts, Dakar
Senegal's capital city is better known for its music and its tropical beauty, but now a thriving contemporary art scene is attracting enthusiasts from the west
Lindsay Poulton, Amadou Diaw and Michael Tait
29, Apr, 2010 @10:07 AM
Senegal: every mosque tells a story in modern Dakar
Cleo Cantone reports from Dakar on materialistic expressions of wealth in the city
Cleo Cantone
13, Apr, 2010 @8:00 AM
Senegal: back to their roots on an island of tears
Pete Browne takes us on a museum tour on the Senegalese island of Gorée
Pete Browne
03, Jun, 2009 @8:00 AM
Why Senegal is now on the winter sun map
Jill Crawshaw is one of the first British tourists to sample a new range of package holidays which makes the beaches of Senegal more accessible than ever
Jill Crawshaw
14, Dec, 2008 @12:01 AM
African Republic of Guinea-Bissau knows how to throw a party
With little more than cow horns, 8ft drums and hollow shells, Guinea-Bissau throws one of the best parties on earth, says Rose Skelton
Rose Skelton
07, Mar, 2008 @12:10 AM
Sengal, it's only seven hours away
Youssou N'Dour may be a world music star but he's happiest on home soil. Gavin McOwan heads to Senegal to explore the places that inspire him
Gavin McOwan
25, Nov, 2006 @3:03 PM
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