Sahel Region Holiday Deals

Sahel Region Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Sahel Region

When chucking a sickie becomes way too simple, it's time to take a breather from the corporate cubicle and say hello to Sahel Region!

It's 240 kilometres to the northeast of Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso.

Turn your journey through this part of the world into a memorable experience with a day of mountain climbing or hiking. They're both popular outdoor pastimes here.

Bird watching and wildlife watching are two of the best ways to give yourself a break while getting some fresh air and Vitamin D.

Okay, there's a certain charm to getting lost in an unfamiliar place, but sometimes it's better to to reach your destination on the first try. To avoid any troubles along the way, consider signing up for some wildlife spotting tours and wildlife safaris.

Whether you're splashing in it, floating on top of it or skimming along its surface, not much beats spending time near the water. You can select from a variety of watersports here, such as canoeing and boating.

It's a wonder how they managed to squeeze so much into the region's art museums, history museums and palaces. Step inside and experience what they've got to offer.

If you ask some locals about places to go in the surrounding area, they'll likely point you towards the intriguing open-air markets and gardens.

If you're a history enthusiast, you'll be captivated by the local old towns. Do some research before you go or enlist the services of the nearest tour guide.

Learn about the local religion and maybe reconnect with your spirituality by calling in at one or two of Sahel Region's cathedrals and mosques.

Whether you enjoy the opulence of Michelin stars or devouring a snack from a street stall, tasting the local food and drink is one of the best things about travel. So why not tingle your taste buds by digging into some of the region's finest offerings?

Peanuts and maize are two common ingredients used in many dishes here. If you don't have a taste for them already, you might by the end of your holiday!

While in Sahel Region, why not eat like a local? That means sampling a plate of poulet bicyclette (grilled chicken) or riz gras (rice with tomatoes and onions), some of the area's specialty dishes.

If dessert is your thing, you won't be disappointed. Be sure to try mougoudougou (raw millet flour, mashed ginger, sugar and peanut butter), a delicious treat that's guaranteed to hit your sweet spot.

Take advantage of your flight time by memorising a couple of phrases in French. Try to say 'Merci'. It translates as 'thank you'. 'Bonsoir' ('good evening') is another one you may need.

What better way to learn about a place than by getting swept up in a day of national celebration? There'll be lots of festivities organised for Republic Day on the 11th of December.

Before you pack up your belongings and wave "Au revoir / À bientôt", why not spend the remainder of your holiday allowance and buy yourself some souvenirs of Sahel Region?

Endless security checks, long lines and even longer waiting times. Airports can be very taxing. Give yourself ample time to find Gao Airport (GAQ). Located 240 kilometres to the north, this is the closest terminal.