Experience the ultimate adventure with From Dakar or Saly: Gorée Island Half-Day Private Tour, the most sought-after tour among travelers. Its immense popularity has resulted in tickets being sold out in no time. To ensure your spot on this incredible journey, it’s highly recommended to book in advance. From Dakar or Saly: Gorée Island Half-Day Private Tour is Most Recomended Things to do in Dakar or Saly, Senegal
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Enjoy a private tour of Gorée Island in a comfortable and air-conditioned vehicle with an experienced driver-guide. Gorée Island represents the tragic history of slave trade in Africa, and was officially recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978.
Gorée, “memory island,” was one of the first places to be included on the World Heritage List because of its historical significance. Your guided visit will include stops at the famous Gorée slave house, the Dakar-Gorée memorial, the Estrée Fort, and the Gorée Beach. Get picked up and dropped off at your hotel in Dakar or Saly, or from the airport or port in Dakar.Free cancellationDuration 4 hoursLive tour guideSee all details, See all details
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From Dakar or Saly: Gorée Island Half-Day Private Tour Highlights
Discover the amazing Gorée Island
Learn about the history of slave trade in Africa
Travel in a comfortable vehicle with air conditioning
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From Dakar or Saly: Gorée Island Half-Day Private Tour Reviews
Great trip and very interesting, with knowledgeable guide, but the timings were off. As late as the night before, the trip provider confirmed by WhatsApp that they would pick us up at 9am, yet in the morning we got a message at 8.10 am, saving they were waiting for us in reception! We rushed to meet them, and good job we did as the traffic meant the driver only just got us to the ferry on time. There was also confusion with the time of the return ferry, meaning we had to wait 90 minutes. No real problem for us, as it is a beautiful island, but anyone with plans for the afternoon somewhere else would have missed them. Overall, the advertised 4 hour trip took 7.5 hours.
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