Dakar Travel Blogs - Page 2

When I first decided to go to Africa, I looked at what airlines flew direct to any African country (excluding Morocco and Egypt). Lo and behold, I found a Delta flight that flew non-stop from Atlanta to Dakar, Senegal. "Dakar" I thought, "should be an interesting place to begin my journey." Unfortu…

Well.. the plane left on time and everything is running smoothly. The trip to Dakar from JFK was uneventful and not very exciting as flights go. Once in the air immediately they were a round with drinks and food. Diner was quite nice a choice of a beef dish (which  I could not make out the …

Aghhhhhhh... 8 hours on a plane and could not sleep at all. I'm in the back row.... luckily I have someone nice to talk to.  We'll be here in Dakar for an hour then off we go. It's midnight here now and there is no sense in me looking out the window as I wont be able to see anything. So, I'll…

Exploring other cultures

Well, what we thought was going to be a nice stop for fuel in Dakar turned out to be a fly over only.  The plane had plenty of fuel to do  straight flight through.

I was in Dakar and Kaolack.Everywhere you can read that Kaolack is a hot dirty city but i swear i love it.Its a paradise and my favorite City in Senegal.....its very hot ,but dry air.not many tourism,good food in the restaurantes and everywhere friendly people................................

A blog with placemarks of World Heritage sites I have visited over the years.... The website I'm using as a guide: http://whc.unesco.org/en/list/ UNDER CONSTRUCTION

2009

It took a good 100kms after leaving St Louis before I started to feel better and we aimed see our sights on Dakar, Dakar is a badge for a places I’ve been.  I’ve heard about the traffic of Dakar but it’s only when you see it for yourself you know what it’s like. Most of the way is f…