Cap Skirring
Town on the southern-most Atlantic coast of
Senegal, in the Ziguinchor Region (Basse Casamanca Region)
of Senegal. It has an airport and a golf course
and it is a popular beach destination for European travelers.
Cap Skirring is also known as Cap Skiring. It is located
just north of the Senegal's border with
Guinnea-Bissau.
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Hotels in Cap Skiring
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Wikipedia Introduction to Cap Skirring
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Cap-Skirring Dot Com Web Site
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Picture of Cap Skirring Beach
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Map Showing the Location of Cap Skirring
Dakar City
Dakar City of the capital of Senegal and
it is also its largest city. It is located
on the Atlantic coast of Senegal on the
Cap-Vert Peninsula. Dakar has more then
a million residents and it is a major deepwater
Atlantic seaport. Attractions in and near
Dakar include Goree Island, the Dakar Grand
Mosque, Dakar Cathedral, the IFAN
Museum of West African Culture, the
Senegal Zoo, Hann Par, and the African Renaissance
Monument.
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Hotels in Dakar City
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Wikipedia Introduction to Dakar City
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WikiTravel Dakar Travel Guide
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Lonely Planet Dakar Travel Guide
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Dakar-Travel Dot Com Web Site
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British Embassy in Dakar
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United States Embassy in Dakar
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African Resistance Monument
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Article 2
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Article 3
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Bel-Air Cemetery
Kafountine
Town on the Atlantic coast of Senegal
in the section of that country lying
south of The Gambia (The Gambia is
a tiny country surrounded on three sides
by Senegal and on one side by the Atlantic Ocean).
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Hotels in Kafountine
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Kafountine: A Village in Casamance
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French Wikipedia Kafountine Article
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WikiTravel Kafountine Travel Guide
Mbour
The city of MBour in the Thies Region of Senegal,
in the coastal region known as "Le Petite Cote".
Popular tourist destination. Lcoated
about 80 kilometers south of Dakar.
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Hotels in Mbour
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Wikipedia Introduction to Mbour
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WikiTravel Travel Guide
Saint Louis City (aka Ndar)
Senegal's city of Saint-Louis is
located on the Atlantic coast of Senegal
near the mouth of the Senegal River.
Saint Louis was the capital of the French
Colony of Senegal from 1673 to 1902.
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Hotels in Saint Louis du Senegal
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Saint Louis Du Senegal Tourisme
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Saint Louis du Senegal Dot Com Web Site
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Wikipedia Introduction to Saint Louis
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WikiTravel Saint Louis Travel Guide
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BBC "Senegal's Decaying City of Charm" Article
Saly
The beach resort town of Saly is located
on the section of Senegal coastline
known as "Le Petite Cote". It is about
80 Kilometers south of Dakar and about
65 kilometers north of the Sine Saloum Delta.
It is a popular beach destination for
European travelers, especially those
from France and Belgum. Saly is also
known as "Sali" and "Saly Portudal".
Saly is one of the most visited tourist
destinations in all of West Africa.
Saly's peak tourism season is from November
to april.
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Hotels in Saly
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Wikipedia Introduction to Saly
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WikiTravel Saly Travel Guide
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Saly Senegal Dot Net Web Site
Somone
La Somone is a small beach resort town
near Saly on "Le Petite Cote" of Senegal.
Both Saly and La Somone well-known for
its watersports such as deep sea fishing,
catamaran cruises, kayaking, windsurfin,
waterskiing, and jetskiing.
Nearby attractions include
a lagoon and birdwatching site known as
Reserve de la Somone and the
Bandia Nature Reserve wildlife park
where giraffe, rhino, zebra, ostrich,
antelope, buffalo, ush pigs, impala,
and other wildlife can be viewed.
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Hotels in Somone
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French Wikipedia Introduction to Somone
Toubakouta
A city in Central Senegal on the road between
the city of Kaolack and Senegal's border with
The Gambia.
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Hotels in Toubakouta
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WikiTravel Toubakouta Travel Guide
Ziguinchor City
Largest city in the Casamance area of Senega,
the region of Senegal south of The Gambia.
Ziguinchor is situated at the mouuth of the
Casamance River. Not far from the Beaches
of Cap Skirring.
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Hotels in Ziguinchor
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Wikipedia Introduction to Ziguinchor
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WikiTravel Ziguinchor Travel Guide
