And for our last official stop of the tour — how did 10 days go by so fast? — a game reserve at Bandia. It’s a very large park managed by the Senegalese government, containing local birds and animals for sure, but they have also brought in animals like zebras and giraffes that are not native to West Africa at all, but are animals tourists apparently want to see when travelling in Africa. They do very well here, they just are not native to the area. Couldn’t quite decide how I felt about that!
To wind up the blog for this trip, a couple of pictures of the happy tourists. Don’t we look relaxed ? The second pic includes our driver Waly on the left, and tour guide Abou on the right. We had a great trip with them, and would encourage anyone interested in going to Senegal to talk to us about this tour. But for now, off to pack for the homeward voyage. Thanks for following along as we have traveled — I have appreciated the comments!
Safe travels my friends. Looking forward to hearing more tales soon.
Loved joining your adventure.
Thanks for all the effort you put into this blog.
Safe travels
It was 20C today in TO, one last golf game at Donalda