Travel Guide Keur Momar Sarr

Two possibilities for joining Guiers Lake and Keur Mr Sarr Village: either you take Richard-Toll, then south at the exit of the city just after the bridge, or you take the road from Dakar to Mpal, and there, full is through a track where you think you get lost thousand times.To the truth, it is very difficult to be completely lost, first because someone always ends up being there, and then because the roads of Richard-Toll, Mpal and Louga represent great landmarks, known axes that indicate the right direction. Passing through Mpal, an absolutely superb mosque is visiting. Not long, it is tiny.The landscape becomes surreal when the wind rises and takes over on the sky and all the contours.The square area between Saint-Louis, Richard-Toll, Mpal and Keur Mr Sarr is a alternance of Fulani and Wolof villages, and is invited to take tea, especially if there are not too many and accompanied by a peul or Wolof guide. We're in the country of thirst, and the water race takes its full scale, when you realize that wells close to feet deep have been dug by hand. Samedi Mr Sarr's market is one of the most picturesque in Senegal.As an outlet for tourists, everything is local, the Fulani arrive with their herds or by fast coach, it is a chain of large blue blue djellabas, color, vibrant colours in Senegalese. A true pleasure of authenticity in a place that loses any link with what we saw elsewhere in the country. If you go with a guide, surely you'll have a picnic on this little hill in front of Guiers Lake, with the reputation of being a bilharziasis sink. The colors are very beautiful.