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Dakar

A travel blog entry by beattie99

... and seeing a kilo on the menu for 3000cfa he thought it was a winner, it turned out to be 12 very large very tasty mussels but not a kilo. Very amusing to watch adrian arguing with a 9 year old waitress over false advertising... Bring on trading standards! The African renaissance statue is a huge monument to regenerating Africa, apparently a further 6 million euros has to be spent on it lengthening the women's dress...haha it is short! We went to ...

Arrival in Senegal ...

A travel blog entry by mrdeuxchevaux

Well arrived in Dakar ... after 5h30 of flight ... it's like taking the bus ...
to realise that the airport of this capital is quite as big as the one in Deurne-Antwerp ...
with the only difference that in Antwerp, the don't lose power every 10 minutes ...

We were welcomed by Elisabeth with .. a fresh Coke or Flag (a local beer) ! Thx !
But no cars so far ...

We had to get into some old ...

The arrival at Dakar and the journey to Saly

A travel blog entry by paedrus

... and redirecting people. Since the airport and the baggage claim area are small, our bags came quickly. Everything looks ok!

With our bags in our hands, we walked for the exit. As we walked, we saw dozens of senegalese trying to sell mobile phone cards and other products. Of course they were "outside" the airport, but the division is made by a simple security bar...

Near the exit, we saw our local ...

Grease

A travel blog entry by choy

... turned up. At this point Anthon and I left for the Mauritanian embassy to get our visas in order for our continued journey. Grabbing a taxi there, getting them pre-approved and taking a stroll around town, we had time over for a drinks before the brothers turned up with the papers from customs. When the second manager had come in, it strangely enough took less than 5 seconds for the completed papers to appear, without ...