Karang Holiday Deals

Karang Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Karang

Awesome! Your leave's been approved. Now all that's left to do is wave goodbye to your boss and book your ticket to Karang!

It lies 160 kilometres away from Dakar and its lively streets.

Bakau Beach and Cape Point Beach are your best bets if you're looking for somewhere to lounge by the seaside.

Mother Nature's splendour is on display around Karang. Just 10 kilometres away, Niumi National Park is a great place to start. Abuko National Park sits 35 kilometres away and is another popular spot to find some peace and quiet.

Venture outwards and see what's going on in Essau, 20 kilometres to the southwest. Lots of visitors come here for State House and the Arch 22. Alternatively, Banjul is 25 kilometres to the southwest of Karang. Swing by this place for convenient access to Bakau Kachikally and Banjul Beach.

Spend a morning or afternoon exploring Tanji Bird Reserve, Tanji River Bird Reserve and Tunbung Arts Village. These attractions are all not far from the middle of Tanji, 50 kilometres away. More time to kill? Brufut and the Tanji Village Museum should also be on your travel list.

Whether you prefer the stylishness of Michelin stars or gulping down a snack from a street stall, tasting the local food and drink is maybe the best thing about travel. So why not treat your taste buds by tucking into some of the area's mouthwatering offerings?

Want some insight into the local fare? We recommend you get a taste for lamb and pea, two staples which go into some of the dishes here.

Ask a local what dish best sums up the region and thieboudienne (fish, rice and tomato sauce) will likely be the first thing they mention. Yassa (spicy, marinated fish/chicken) is another local classic you should keep a lookout for.

Calories don't count when you're travelling, right? So it's a fantastic excuse to indulge in some banana fritters, a beloved dessert.

Travelling is more than just checking off attractions and sampling the local cuisine. It's also about interacting with the people and their culture. Make the most of your Delta de Saloum holiday by memorising a handful of expressions and greetings in the local tongue. 'Bonjour' is how you say 'good morning'. Perhaps you'll find 'Je suis de…' is a bit easier to roll off the tongue? This means 'I am from..'.

If you're travelling to Karang on the 4th of April, get ready to let your hair down! Independence Day sees crowds of locals celebrating this auspicious date.

Like all good things in life, your time here must eventually come to an end. When it's time to pack up your belongings and leave, say a last "À plus tard" and spend your leftover holiday allowance on some postcards to take home.

With a little planning, making it to Leopold Sedar Senghor International Airport (DKR), the nearest airport, shouldn't be too much trouble. It's about 170 kilometres to the northwest of downtown Karang.