Nightlife – Beaches – Attractions | Why You MUST Visit Dakar, Senegal!
Nightlife – Beaches – Attractions | Why You MUST Visit Dakar, Senegal!
SHOCKED | Nobody Told Me Dakar, Senegal Would Be Like This!!
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Love your content , how much roughly estimate should I save to travel to Senegal 🇸🇳
Thanks for sharing
What was the level of English in Dakar like? Would I struggle if I don't speak French?
The reason why Ngor beach is more crowded than Yoff beach is because Yoff beach has very strong currents and there’s more probability to drown meanwhile Ngor beach is very tame thanks to the Island that block most of the big waves. Also there’s more attractions in Ngor that’s why people prefer going there, it’s always overcrowded in summers and on Sundays. But yeah if you go there it’s always better to go to the Island for a better experience.
Hey lovely that you enjoy it. We do have Uber type it's called "Yango" "Heetch" "Yassir" and you can go wherever you want in the city and also outside.
I visit Dakar in 3 days😍
This is a great video! Did your hotel help arrange transportation round trip to your hotel? @travelconnect1
Haven t been to dakar 5 years now
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I am in dakar where is antigua beach? Can you tell the beach name in French
My sponsor is inviting to Senegal i lack information about visa and bank statement s
What was the beach front restaurant at 14:06
I’m African-American and would love to visit! I love the Wolof language, would love to learn and I’m familiar with a little 🤏🏾French too
The N in Ngor is silent. I don’t know why they decide to add it.
Love it 😍
I’ll be there next month. Thanks for the advice bro. ✊🏽
One more question, did you take the yellow fever shot???
Now I am adding it to my bucket list.
I'm American and flew into Dakar from the U.S. back in 2021. No one asked me before boarding my flight in the U.S about a yellow fever card….which I shouldn't have been asked since there is no high risk of transmission in the U.S. and falls under Senegalese law. But when I got to Senegal Immigration, I was asked for it. I didn't have it, so I had to dole out some cash (under the table). My thinking is that Immigration has no time trying to verify who is coming from what country (although newer systems are being put in place around the world to verify). Just because a person has a passport of a country where there is no high risk of transmission doesn't mean that is the country where that person is coming from. So Immigration asks everyone for a yellow fever card. That's just my assumption. I'm going to Kenya this month. Even though Kenya has the same rule and I shouldn't need a card, I went ahead and got a yellow fever shot last month anyway. Besides, I probably will do African and/or South American trips in the future that require a card. So the cost of the shot ($190) was worth it for me.
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I quite enjoyed this video!It's definitely a great place to visit 🇸🇳
Enjoyed your video! Thank you for sharing!
Can you recommend an area to stay in? I’d like to have access to restaurants & commerce.
Great video
Is Dakar doable and enjoyable with No French, while solo traveling??
Beautiful place ! My dad spends a lot of time here contracting , awesome content!!!
Love this video. Do you have any tips or know any other YouTuber who can give a perspective on traveling there as a solo female. I don't find countries different in traveling as female vs male, other than nightlife.
Nice video ✌🏾
I love Dakar..Glad u enjoyed it.
It’s a wonderful video ❤
Can't wait to visit!