| Page Views: 1,317 Last Visit to Parc National du Delta du Saloum: February, 1996 | Sine Saloum National Park by grets - last update: Jan 24, 2005 |
The delta is formed by the confluence of two rivers (the Sine and the Saloum) into the attlantic. There are many lagoons and small islands fringed by palms and little fishermen villages which you can visit. The biosphere reserve is a wild, beautiful region which extends over 180 acres. Mangroves are dominant, but sand dunes, open forest on sandy soils, coastal waters and sand islands also characterize the area. |
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| Pros: | "Interesting village life" | | Cons: | "Some of the local people were very aggressive and hostile" |
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SLLiew Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:22 UTC
Thought provoking page of this less travelled destination. Interesting to ponder why locals are not friendly to tourists. Great pictures of the people there. Wish I were there... Cheers, SL :) | traveldave Sun Dec 3, 2006 00:11 UTC
I enjoyed reading about your trip to Senegal, since I'll be going there for the first time in five weeks. Looks like a beautiful place. | freya_heaven Tue May 17, 2005 09:13 UTC
You captured such beautiful people photos Grete, I love the dusty road sunsets too. Sorry to read some were not as friendly as they should have been. Wonderful page though (~_~) | VideoDave Tue Apr 5, 2005 20:25 UTC
Great tan you dirty girl! :-) |
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