Explore Senegal's outstanding birdlife with Lamin Jobaate on a private or small-group journey through coastal reserves, mangrove creeks, wetlands, woodland and inland savannah. Tours can focus entirely on Senegal or form part of a combined Gambia and Senegal birdwatching holiday.
Why Combine Senegal with The Gambia?
Crossing into Senegal greatly increases the range of habitats and target species available. It combines The Gambia's compact, productive birding sites with Senegal's immense wetlands, Atlantic estuaries and remote savannah, creating a varied West African itinerary without unnecessary rushing.
Senegal Birding Destinations
Key destinations include Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary, Langue de Barbarie National Park, the Saloum Delta and Niokolo-Koba National Park. Together they offer pelicans, flamingos, terns, waders, kingfishers, Egyptian Plovers, rollers, bee-eaters and an impressive range of raptors.
Plan a Private Senegal Birding Tour
Lamin can tailor the route to your available time, preferred pace, photography interests and target birds. The dry season from November to April is especially productive for Palearctic migrants, although Senegal supports rewarding resident birdlife throughout the year.