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Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour

Food-centric adventure

Join top Senegalese food vlogger Mo on a flavorful journey through Dakar, tasting iconic dishes like thieboudienne, yassa poulet, dibi, and thiakry. From street food to local kitchens, this trip blends bold flavors with rich culture. Off the plate, walk with lions in a nearby reserve, visit historic Gorée Island, and explore the vibrant streets of Dakar.

Highlights

01 Culinary tour

02 Traditional cooking workshop

03 Walk with Lions

04 Safari

05 Gorée Island

06 Boutique stays

01 Culinary tour

Explore the excqisite combo of West African & French cuisine with one of the best food bloggers in Senegal and an opportunity to chill together while grilling

02 Traditional cooking workshop

Exciting chance to learn about new flavors and spices from an accomplished local chef

03 Walk with Lions

Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to walk with the Kings of the jungle

04 Safari

Experience African wildlife Safari at its natural best

05 Gorée Island

Deep dive into the slave trade history in this UNESCO heritage site

06 Boutique stays

Unwind & relax in boutique hotels and wildlife reserves that reflect local culture.

Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour
Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour
Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour
Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour
Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour
Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour
Hyperlocal Trip - Mo's Dakar Food Tour

Hosted by

Serigne Mo Thioune

Born and raised in the vibrant landscapes of Senegal, Mo bring a unique blend of cultural richness and culinary excellence to your travel experience. He started his culinary career in Sweden and went on to be among the top 13 in Sweden’s prestigious Masterchef competition in 2017. He also has a keen interest in Travel, History, Politics & International Relations. Join him on an adventure where you’ll immerse yourself in Senegalese traditions, savor mouthwatering local dishes, and explore the stunning diversity of Senegal.

Join us

Hop on to a gastronomic tour of the famous Senegalese cuisine which is a mix of West African & French flavors with Mo.

Mo's Dakar Food Tour
Senegal •
$2,589.40/pp
5 nights

Mo's Dakar Food Tour

January 27 - February 1 2026

A culinary adventure combined with an African Safari

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What's included

  • Hotel Accommodation
  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Tours & Activities
  • Wild Life Safari
  • Photographer/ Film Maker
  • International Flights
  • Visa
  • Insurance

FAQs

We recommend you to arrive in Dakar by 2pm on 13th November 2024. Your . Checkout date is 18 November. So, please book your outgoing flights for the same day.

Tap/potable water is generally not considered safe for drinking in Senegal. It is recommended for visitors and residents alike to drink bottled water or water that has been properly treated or filtered. Boiling tap water before consumption is also advisable if no other safe water source is available.

Hat, sunscreen, any prescribed medication, sunglasses, jeans, tshirts, smart casual wear for the evenings, sneakers, sweatpants, shorts, swimming outfit, swimming goggles & flip flops

French is the official language of Senegal. Many other African languages such as Wolof, Pulaar, Serer are also spoken. Your host will be more than glad to help you in case you need a translator


In Senegal, the standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz. The type of electrical socket used is Type C (European 2-pin) and Type E (French 2-pin), which are compatible with plugs that have two round pins.

In Senegal, the official currency is the West African CFA franc, abbreviated as XOF (ISO code). 

Some hotels, tourist areas, and larger businesses may accept major foreign currencies like Euros (EUR) or US Dollars (USD). It's generally advisable to exchange your currency to XOF upon arrival in Senegal, either at the airport, banks, or exchange offices

If you have opted for a shared space in a double room, you will be sharing the room with a person who will be participating in the trip. Its a great opportunity to make a new friend. If you are not comfortable sharing the room, you can opt for a private single occupancy room.

General Climate Characteristics:

  • Dry Season: November to May is the dry season in Dakar, with very little rainfall. This period is characterized by clear skies and low humidity.
  • Ocean Influence: Dakar’s climate is moderated by the Atlantic Ocean, which helps keep temperatures relatively mild and provides a breeze that makes the heat more bearable.
  • Temperature: Average highs around 30°C (86°F) and lows around 17°C (63°F)

Overall, November to January is a pleasant time to visit Dakar, with warm temperatures, abundant sunshine, and minimal rainfall, making it ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the city and nearby attractions.

Senegal is generally considered a safe country to visit, especially in comparison to some of its neighbors in the region. However, like any travel destination, it's important for visitors to exercise caution and be aware of potential risks. We make sure that we have selected the safest travel arrangements for you.

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