Tag: #backpackerinAfrica


  • Interesting encounters traveling in Africa

    In general, it is easier to make interesting encounters by traveling independently; this is also true when traveling in Africa. So too, unlike group travel, it is easier to relate to the locals. This is good, but it can also be bad. As, without serious consequences, was the blatant cab scam as soon as I…

  • Can you see animals in Senegal? Yes but not the lions

    It’s not like in Tanzania or going on safari, but still you see animals in Senegal. Live and dead, they are almost all free. Animal citizens in Senegal In the daily routine of many Senegalese is the sharing of space with pets. They live together with people and are almost never tethered or fenced in.…

  • Getting around Africa independently: original public transportation

    Me and Senegalese taxi drivers, even without cars a really original public transportation In my independent touring in Africa, I have had to deal with original public transportation. I have vividly in my mind the moment of leaving Saint Luis in the rain. Yes, because even in Africa it sometimes rains. I was lucky to…

  • This is what it means to visit Africa, Senegal

    Traveling is not only seeing beautiful places Visiting Africa is not, or not only, going on safari to spot wild animals, or wandering around pyramids. In this article are the latest videos from Senegal. To the many who have asked me if it was a good trip, I reply that I saw a couple of…

  • Videos from a cemetery; one of the world’s most beautiful

    Videos from a cemetery might also be considered distasteful, but there is at least one exception in the world and it is in Senegal. In addition, another peculiarity of the area is the free roaming pigs. Whenever you visit a town or village in Senegal, it is normal to see domestic animals. Being a Muslim…

  • Videos of pelicans – hundreds

    Videos of pelicans, fishing, tending their young and flying-a sight to behold. Such close sightings of them were the highlight of my trip to Senegal. I saw them while participating in a tour in Djoudj National Bird Park, a UNESCO site where there are also millions of other migratory birds (including flamingos and herons). Plus…

  • On the beaches of Senegal, some videos

    On the beaches of Senegal, I have long done something I often do at home as well: long, beautiful walks. But it is different here, because you can The sea is often used as a dumping ground. But especially around Saly there are also resorts and luxurious villas on the shoreline. Videos from the beaches…

  • Traveling in Africa, the diverse and unexpected realities

    Traveling to Africa is an experience that even many hardened travelers, do not make, and that is a shame. This is the fifth article in the live series from Senegal. I witnessed my adventure by making short videos and reporting updates. I traveled solo and completely independently, and moved around by public transportation. Last almost…

  • Still live from Senegal

    Still Live from Senegal is the fourth article in the series. I am witnessing my adventure with short videos and narrating updates. I am traveling solo and completely independently, and will be moving by public transportation. Pelicans It’s turning out to be a very interesting trip, but for beauty the highlight I reached in Djoudj…

  • Journey in Senegal (north)

    From Dakar, I continued my journey in Senegal, going north to the ancient capital Saint-Louis. This is the third article in the live series from Senegal. I will witness my adventure by making short videos and narrating updates. I am traveling solo and completely independently, and I will travel by public transportation. Journey to Senegal,…