Discover the best attractions and experiences Saloum Delta National Park has to offer
Explore the delta's heritage with historic towns and colonial-era sites tucked among mangroves.
Historic island village with colonial-era wooden houses and a rich trading past.
Iconic cemetery built from seashells, connected by a wooden footbridge, reflecting local maritime history.
Riverside streets with hints of colonial-era architecture and local livelihoods.
Local culture and Delta life preserved in small museums and cultural centres.
Small museum showcasing Saloum Delta life, crafts, and fishing traditions.
Exhibits on traditional fishing methods and delta ecology.
Center celebrating Sine-Saloum heritage and music.
Spiritual landmarks and mosques line the delta's waterways.
Historic mosque frequented by local communities along the Saloum river.
Small, traditional mosques reflecting local religious life.
Quiet maritime mosque with simple, seaside charm.
Protected mangroves, lagoons, and wildlife-rich habitats form the park’s core.
Protection for mangroves, birds, and marine life across a maze of creeks.
Guided trips through dense mangrove channels to spot wildlife.
Seasonal spots for pelicans, ibises, and other waterbirds.
Gateway towns where Delta life unfolds on the water.
Coastal town famed for its tidal islets and bridges between shells.
Riverside market town with ferries, boats, and friendly locals.
Quiet seaside village ideal for slow-paced delta exploration.
Experience the delta without spending a cent.
Catch the sky painted in gold as the sun dips over the water.
Easy boardwalks offer birdwatching and quiet scenery.
Observe daily life along the river and canals.
Fresh seafood and Senegalese classics straight from the delta.
Iconic Senegalese dish with tangy fish and flavorful rice.
Freshly caught fish simply seasoned and grilled over coals.
Savory peanut-based sauce served with fluffy rice.
Evening rhythms and seaside ambiance after dark.
Casual gatherings with music, stories, and stars.
Casual performances featuring traditional rhythms.
Peaceful walks along lit waterways with reflections.
Live culture and scenic experiences to enjoy.
Guided trips through waterways with wildlife viewing.
Local elders share legends and folklore.
Energetic displays of traditional movement and music.
Active ways to explore the delta's waterworld.
Paddle through calm creeks with birdlife around.
Join local fishers on a traditional expedition.
Guided walks to spot pelicans, ibises, and herons.
Unforgettable, less-touristed insights into delta life.
Learn the local oyster farming and harvest practices.
Share crafts and daily routines with villagers.
Participate in a traditional, small-scale foraging activity.