The best accommodations Casamance

Located in the village of Badiouré, in the heart of the classified forest of Kalounayes, this camp specialized in hunting offers impeccable comfort. The 26 air-conditioned bungalows are scattered in a pleasant garden planted with trees, where a beautiful swimming pool is located. The restaurant serves good Senegalese and international cuisine. It is best to stay there on full board, as the establishment is quite isolated. Hunting excursions organized by the owner over several days, and one can then sleep in a bush camp.

Superb upstairs hut that's worth the trip, if only for the glance. Simple and clean rooms, lit with kerosene lamps. If you come by bush taxi, the driver can take you there. Restaurant where Senegalese meals are eaten in a circle under a large straw hut. Several activities are proposed: visit of a small artisanal village, bike rentals and walks in the forest. The orchard gives a lot of citrus fruits during the season.

The impluvium hut is built on a clay foundation (as opposed to the banco that dominates elsewhere), thanks to the local soil. About fifteen clean rooms, distributed around the central cylinder, honey and jams for sale, a grocery store opposite that sells a few items and the minimum. Fishing and several excursions are offered to Etama and Bandial, from where a pirogue can be found as far as the Pointe Saint-Georges and Carabane.

Léon welcomes you to this island paradise, in his camp that he built with the help of the locals. The rooms are simple and fresh, with mosquito netting, ventilation and indoor bathroom. Choose rooms with a terrace overlooking the bolong , or the magnificent luxury hut with its own private garden, with its feet almost in the water. You'll have a great time here, with excursions, kayak trips, fishing, swimming in crystal-clear water or relaxing in the hammocks. Excellent meals featuring fish, seafood, pork or duck.

Here's a rudimentary camp, with its feet in the water, for a complete break from everyday life. Conakry Bassène built this camp with his own hands, comprising 6 rooms in an impluvium hut and 6 rooms on stilts, with outdoor showers. Comfort is basic, but the experience is authentic. Fresh fish, oysters, shrimps, chicken and even duck. Numerous excursions into the bolongs, including crocodile watching and fishing for various species of fish.

Gisèle and Gilbert, former restaurateurs from the South of France, have opened a peaceful place with a family atmosphere. In this flowered residence, the couple offers 12 fully equipped studios. At the bottom of the garden, a beautiful swimming pool will allow you to refresh yourself, although the establishment is located 200 metres from the beach. In the restaurant, you will enjoy European or vegetarian dishes, cooked with organic products. Fruit and vegetables are lovingly grown in a large garden, open to the public. An ideal place to recharge your batteries and eat healthy!

Geneviève and Pierre-Louis, a friendly French-Senegalese couple, warmly welcome you to their home in a peaceful neighborhood. Their comfortable rooms are equipped with four-poster beds, desks, wardrobes and bathrooms. Guests can relax in the communal lounge or on the terrace overlooking the bolongs. As for meals, there's a very good restaurant nearby, at very affordable prices. Pierre-Louis also offers to show you around the region. A great way to get off the beaten track!

Adrien, the friendly chef and owner of Le Régal restaurant, has launched his hotel business with this modest hotel of fourteen impeccable, colorful studios, in the heart of a peaceful area of Cap Skirring. Ventilated or air-conditioned, they feature a kitchenette opening onto the living room, a double bedroom and a private bathroom. The lush, well-kept garden is a pleasant place to relax, enlivened by birdsong. You can also enjoy a drink at the poolside bar before taking a refreshing dip.

At the entrance to the village, here's another pleasant place to get away from it all in a peaceful, authentic setting. Clara, a friendly Senegalese woman, and Gilbert, a Normandy sea dog, welcome you with open arms. Rooms are simple and spacious, with indoor bathrooms. During the day, you can relax in the hammocks or take a trip to the surrounding islands. Clara, a good cook, also prepares tasty dishes using local produce. You can also pitch your tent for a close-to-nature experience.

Like the other establishments of the Horizons Bleus hotel chain, this hotel is very well maintained and offers good services. Around 30 comfortable rooms are built around a large swimming pool where it is very pleasant to relax. Behind, an extension has been fitted out with about twenty air-conditioned rooms. As for the restaurant, it offers a varied choice of local and European dishes, cooked with fresh, quality products. The reception is friendly and professional. Good value for money.

Here is an unpretentious establishment that may be suitable for an overnight stopover, on the road to Kolda or Tambacounda. Some basic but clean rooms are installed behind the bar. They are air-conditioned, equipped with mosquito nets, a television and a shower with cold water. During the day, the locals come here to have a drink, in a pleasant convivial atmosphere. It is also possible to eat from a generous family kitchen, to order. The welcome is friendly, the place rather peaceful, in a local atmosphere.

About forty clean rooms arranged around a garden lacking greenery. Correct comfort (ventilation or air conditioning, but nothing exceptional).

A quiet hotel where Célestine welcomes you with a smile. Well maintained, clean and simple rooms. Do not hesitate to ask Room 3, which has a view of a beautiful courtyard courtyard.

Obsolete rooms but under renovation during our visit. They are ventilated or air-conditioned, spread around a pretty garden. Meals are served only at lunchtime but a wide choice of fast food in the evening (sandwich, burger, fried chicken, etc.). TV in all rooms and wifi.

Run by the Diallo family, the Hobbé hotel offers a pleasant setting with its flowery garden. About fifteen spacious huts, near the swimming pool, a very peaceful VIP area with seven rooms and also a large building which houses about ten air-conditioned rooms. They are well-kept and comfortable, with their bathtub. At the restaurant, game is in the spotlight from December to April. As everywhere in the region, remember to book during this period: hunters are taking over the area and it can be difficult to find room.

Le Falafu is a 2-star hotel located in Cap Skirring. The hotel is right on the beach, offering easy access to the sea. It features a bar/lounge where guests can relax and enjoy a drink. Rooms are equipped with air conditioning, TV and private bathroom. High-speed Wi-Fi is available free of charge in common areas. Parking is free and there's a garden where guests can take a stroll. The hotel offers various room options, including a studio with ocean views.

This guest house is a good address, for its comfortable rooms at low prices, its relaxed atmosphere and its eco-friendly footprint, all with solar energy. Simon and his wife Khady offer double rooms with shared bathroom, and a comfortable hut with private private bathroom. During the day, you can take a nap in the shade of the palm trees after a bio meal. In particular, you can enjoy the pizzas of Simon, baked by wood fire.

At the edge of the rice fields, this camp offers simple, fresh and clean rooms around a nice patio. Pierre, who speaks very good Spanish, offers excursions in the forest, by canoe between the mangroves, visits to the islands and bike rides, among other activities. He considers his camp as an animist cultural center: here you can get information about this mystical cult. He can also organize a meeting with the king of Oussouye.

Cap-Sénégal is a leisure center located in Cap Skirring, a small village in southern Senegal renowned for its immense sandy beaches. The center offers rooms for rent, as well as a restaurant where you can sample specialties made from local produce. You can also relax in the sun by the swimming pool, surrounded by colorful flowers and palm trees. Cap-Sénégal offers a wide range of sporting and cultural activities, including swimming, basketball, volleyball, tennis, squash, ping-pong, mountain biking, pétanque, gym, zumba, cinemas, concerts and exhibitions. Whether you want to spend a few minutes or a few hours in Cap-Sénégal, you'll appreciate the gentle pace of life in this friendly, relaxing setting.

This traditional restaurant, close to the fishing port, is popular with locals and expats alike for its lively weekend concerts. It's also a popular spot for good-quality French, Senegalese and even Indian dishes. We recommend the tasty crab ravioli, tandoori chicken or beef bourguignon. In addition to the à la carte menu, the slate changes regularly to the delight of your taste buds. The restaurant also has a number of decent, inexpensive rooms, which should be avoided at weekends if you want to relax.