The best accommodations Kafountine

In the ecolodge spirit, the Esperanto camp consists of seven rooms, distributed in nicely furnished huts and a two-bedroom villa. The cuisine is also refined and of high quality. The estate of several hectares is located in the heart of a palm tree forest around a lake, constituting a real ornithological reserve. Moreover, ornithologistsknow Eric Bedouet's address well. On the other hand, no Internet here, we are here to disconnect from the outside world. Warm welcome from Eric and his wife. A real paradise!

Erick Negre has transformed a derelict plot of land into a beautiful camp in the heart of a wooded garden. The rooms, decorated in the African style and simply equipped, are installed in a beautiful hut with impluvium. There is also a hut with garden furniture and comfortable rooms with private bathrooms. The garden is pleasant with a small central fountain where the birds come to drink, for the pleasure of the customers who can observe several species of the area. Possibility of excursions to the surrounding islands and fishing trips in the bolongs.

Catherine Touré's bed and breakfast, located close to the sea, will win you over with the hospitality of its hosts. Five simple, clean rooms, each with its own color and theme. The flower-filled garden is a pleasant place to rest or read one of the books available in the library. Catherine is a cordon bleu, cooking Senegalese or European dishes to order, before serving them on a communal table. Conviviality and excellent value for money.

We are very quiet in this camp near the beautiful beach of Kafountine! The rooms are simple and clean, with private bathroom. Take the time to chat with the manager Mamadou, and his team to know the customs of the region. Several activities are offered such as excursions on the islands around Kafountine, pirogue rides and fishing days. Perfect to immerse yourself in the heart of the local culture and rest.

Marie-Odile, assisted by her daughter Christine, welcomes her guests in a beautiful red brick impluvium hut where five large rooms with cold water showers have been built. They are correct, comfortable and have ventilation. Breakfast is taken outside in the garden under a palm-roofed straw hut. It is also possible to enjoy delicious Senegalese dishes, on order. Christine and Marie-Odile are pleasant and caring people for their guests. A good address!

This hostel, originally christened "Mampatakoto", then simplified in "Mampato", has four rooms with toilets, ventilation, water heater and a huge garden garden making place for campers. We're sure that grapefruit juice and mango desserts are not made with imported fruit, there's full next door.