Guided visit to the Langue de Barbarie National Park and the Geumbeul Reserve｜Senegal

The day trip takes place in two phases. The first is in the Guembeul Reserve, which has a scientific purpose for the reintroduction of endangered species; the reserve is home to oryxes, gazelles, tortoises, and certain species of birds.
Finally, the Langue de Barbarie National Park, which covers an area of 2,000 hectares, a rich and varied ecosystem, with strips of casuarina trees bordering the Atlantic Ocean and, on the river side, currently an arm of the sea populated by Prosopis juliflora and acacia. Along the way, we will cross salt marshes and see women harvesting salt.
Stops to contemplate the nature and freedom of the red colobus monkeys along the way.