Fadiouth is a tiny island connected to the Senegalese mainland by a pedestrian bridge alone, and it is formed of washed-off-the-ocean shell sediments. … [Read more...]

One of those times you end up somewhere in random and you feel grateful for it. The town of Joal at the coast of Senegal shall be for sure a place to remember. … [Read more...]

Exploring and photographing Dakar's Yoff district. … [Read more...]

As I woke up, that morning in Cap Skirring, Casamance, Senegal, I felt somewhat bored to spend my day in the exact same way I'd spent all my previous ones while sojourning there: lying on the beach and coming in and out from the sea. So I decided to undertake a short cycling expedition. I rented an old bicycle from that guy hanging out on the beach, and I headed northwards in … [Read more...]

Around the picturesque neighborhoods of Ngor, Dakar. … [Read more...]

Goree Island off the south coast of Dakar had been serving as a slave trade outpost from the middle 15th century up to the abolition of slavery. Uncountable generations of Africans got a last glimpse of their mother continent whilst setting off for their precarious journey across the ocean to the Americas and their doom to a new miserable life of forced labour. … [Read more...]

Cap Skirring, a many-kilometre-array of fine white sand in front of the far-reaching Atlantic Ocean. Arguably one of West Africa's best beaches. … [Read more...]