This stay will remain one of the most beautiful moments of our time in Senegal. The welcome, the proposed tours were absolutely fantastic, the location, the venue, the food, the garden, the room—all were perfect.
SandraIl y a 2 semaines
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Bed and breakfast Keur Niaye in Toubakouta features recently renovated rooms with private bathrooms, air‑conditioning, garden views, free Wi‑Fi, flat‑screen TVs and private balconies. Guests enjoy a sun terrace, lush garden, open‑air bath, restaurant serving continental breakfast, bar, massage services and an outdoor fireplace. Private check‑in, paid shuttle, tour desk, free parking, family rooms and a children’s playground complete the experience.
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Ce que les clients pensent de l'hôtel, aspect par aspect.
This stay will remain one of the most beautiful moments of our time in Senegal. The welcome, the proposed tours were absolutely fantastic, the location, the venue, the food, the garden, the room—all were perfect.
Sandra·Il y a 2 semaines
Fantastic spot, perfect as a base for mangrove trips. We went on an evening boat tour and went kayaking. Both were guided competently and kindly by guide Doudou. We ate dinner together with the friendly host couple. Delicious food and great company! The focus is on nature experiences, so while it’s interesting to see the city, there isn’t much to see.
Henrik·Il y a 3 semaines
I was lucky to choose Toubakouta and Keur Niaye with my travel partner. Gilles was an excellent host and a leader for his staff, just what everyone wishes for. It felt like a big family. Keur Niaye also implements many social projects that benefit Toubakouta and the region. The food was creative and delicious. We also went on two tours, one with an experienced fisherman from Gilles’s team and another where Doudou (Gilles’s right hand) showed us the mangroves and the local people. The room and bathroom were very clean and well insulated.
Benjamin·Il y a un mois
The first place we stayed in Senegal, Keur Niaye, quickly became one of our favorites. The staff, especially our host Doudou, were truly outstanding, and taking Doudou’s village tour on the first morning you can is a must. In the off‑season, Toubacouta feels like a quiet residential neighborhood you’re intruding upon, but the tour introduces you to enough locals and gives you enough cultural insight that the village feels like home. The breakfasts and dinners were beyond delicious— the best mango I’ve ever tasted, local honey, jams from West African fruits such as baobab and ditakh, and evening fish and beef dishes spiced to perfection. The thatched outdoor dining area provided welcome shade from the punishing August afternoon heat. Rooms are simple but clean, with AC so cold that my glasses fogged up when I left the room. Tours of the mangrove swamp take you to Shell Island and the pelican roost, and bird‑watching tours are available on‑season. Restaurants like Chez Boum, local shops for bottled water and snacks, and a path through a baobab forest are all a 5‑15 minute walk away. I spent three weeks in Senegal and am so glad my travels started here!
Anila·Il y a 2 mois
The owners are super friendly. The shared guesthouse with the owners is very quiet. Nothing else.
Bernard·Il y a 5 mois