Tailor Made Senegal & Mali

Meet the salt harvesters on the Pink Lake, an incredible rose colored body of water, and learn how the women extract its salt. Continue on your journey to Mali.

Timbuktu is renowned for its ancient mud mosques. View their striking architecture during a walk through the town. Wander among the bustling food and artisan markets. Later, depart by camel to a Tuareg camp.

Fly to Mopti to visit traditional Bobo and Fulani villages as you embark on a journey via pirogue down the majestic Niger River. Gaze out at local villages and watch the people go about their daily lives as you drift lazily downstream. Stop at a Bozo fishing village and a Fulani village to learn the culture of these nomadic herders. At the river village of Sarakole, pause to visit its beautiful mosque. Throughout your cruise down the river, wildlife viewings are commonplace.

In Djenn?, view the famous Great Mosque (the largest mud monument in the world); also visit the Koranic schools and the narrow streets lined with Sudanese architecture.

Drive to Sangha, exploring Dogon villages en route. Visit the remarkable stone houses of the vanished Tellem and witness the Dogon mask dance, a ritual originally intended to guide the souls of the departed into the afterlife.

Visit several authentic Bobo villages en route to Segou. The Bobo people are known for their colorful masks and elaborate costumes.

Explore Segou's colonial buildings and harbor, then visit Bambara villages and Bamako before boarding your onward flight.