DAKAR:

Take a ferry to House of Slaves, a UNESCO World Heritage site memorializing the Atlantic slave trade.

Wander Gorée’s colorful streets, enjoy seafood by the ocean, and reflect on its layered history.

Relax on the island’s beaches or climb to the lighthouse for sweeping views.

Explore the IFAN Historical Museum, one of West Africa’s oldest museums, showcasing ethnographic collections.

Continue to The Museum of Black Civilisations, a modern space highlighting African art, history, and diaspora connections.

Afternoon at Village Des Arts, where local artists open their studios — a great spot for authentic souvenirs.

Visit the African Renaissance Monument, Africa’s tallest statue, for panoramic city and ocean views.

Walk along Corniche Ouest, a scenic coastal road perfect for photos and sunset strolls.

End at Place du Souvenir Africain, a seaside plaza with art exhibits and cultural events.

Head to Phare des Mamelles, Dakar’s historic lighthouse, for guided tours and stunning vistas.

Spend time at nearby beaches along the Corniche, enjoying Dakar’s surf culture and fresh grilled fish.

Evening: try local dishes like thieboudienne (Senegal’s national dish) at a seaside restaurant.

Explore bustling markets like Marché Kermel or Sandaga for textiles, crafts, and spices.

Stroll through Plateau district for colonial architecture and modern cafés.

Wrap up with a sunset at Corniche Ouest or a cultural performance at Place du Souvenir Africain.