SENEGAL RIVER
Read moreThis deep river passes through a hilly region, making it more attractive than the river Niger. The canoe traversed at sunset is particularly beautiful.
Come to the limit of the Khasso district, stay along the river. You're going over a little marigot. From there, follow the magnificent path that winds in the middle of the vegetable crops and runs along the river. After a little half an hour, you will discover a superb bathing place: a beautiful beach wet in a crystal clear water.
PAPARA FALLS
Read moreLess impressive than the Chutes falls, but much more accessible, it really is, especially during the rainy season, a site that is worth a detour. From Kayes, take the road to Sadiola, and after 8 km take a path on the left. You should arrive in the village of Diele. From there, just ask, you have almost arrived.
RAILWAY STATION AND HOTEL
Read moreThese are the main buildings in the city. They are built of stone size.
COLONIAL HOUSES
Read moreThey were built along the Senegal River at the time of French colonization. You can even read on the tiles of the houses the date of manufacture and the address of gardens (often late th century, from Marseille or Var).
BUREAU RÉGIONAL DE L'OFFICE MALIEN DU TOURISME DE KAYES
Read moreTourist information on restaurants, bars, leisure areas, transport facilities, excursions in the region.
PINNACE RIDE
Read moreYou can carry out "à la carte" excursions on the Senegal River, to the falls of Felou, De, Manantali… Very beautiful islets round the path. Diarra, "Bakary Somono", current president of the Association des transporteurs fluvial, can organize any trip to the map. He does not understand French very well, but he knows his profession. You can give it to the Hotel Khasso. As an indication, it takes CFAF 25 000 per day per person. The more travellers account for travellers, the cheaper the price.
From Kayes, St. Louis's Senegal can be reached in about Two days.