Royal Kabrousse Cap Skiring

... this base was what we were looking for in terms of location but far from comfortable so we kept busy by going out and about a lot. <br><br>We wandered around the coastal villages and soaked up some sun, sea of sand, still relieved to leave the resorts at the end of the day due to the hassle they harbour but having a relaxing time together. It is tiresome telling the same stories to touts intent on taking your time and ...

... beaches of the Basse, we debated whether to do this or rough it over land to The Gambia but get there safe and sound for some sun, sea and sand...<br><br>Going for the safe option as incidents involving travellers in Basse Casamance have occurred only this month so making a trip there would seem silly, we were on the first fumigated bus to the border of The Gambia...or so we ...

... FALSE FOOTBALL<br><br>Kick off never comes in this meaningful match for life, <br>Long, indefinate days of desperation diluted by strife.<br><br>Swamped by bold football strips swallowing their hips,<br>Hoards of hungry players prowl affield for tips.<br><br>Arsenal on attack and as ever danger's defence, <br>Do these footballer's fortunes really make sense?<br><br>Scores seem futile when passes and dribbles ...

... lights and lots of senegalese men offereing to take you to your campement on the back of a scooter!Its not a nice experience to have in the dark! We managed to find our way to Keur Youssou to meet some other friends without the aid of the scooter men and got settled in to our lovely campement which was costing us about 7 pounds per night. not bad!<br>The next day we took a boattrip and a donkey ride to ...

... Cap Skirring, vous profiterez de la piscine panoramique à débordement équipée d'accessoires de balnéothérapie, unique à Cap Skirring. L'hôtel dispense une gamme attrayante de soins corporels et propose de nombreuses activités sportives et de loisirs, à l'intérieur ou à l'extérieur du site. Son restaurant de plage, son restaurant gastronomique et son lounge bar font également partie des classements « Top 5 » de leurs catégories nationales respectives.

... Zug fahren, woraufhin ** direkt meinte "Nico und Stefan? willst Du in d** gleichen Kabine schlafen?" ein Problem we*****, d** Zug ist b**uechtigt fu** Diebstaehle, und mit mehr**en kann man sich**stellen, dass ein** imm** beim Gepaeck bleibt. Ueb**haupt war d** Ticketkauf kein Problem. d** LP warnt vor chaotischen Szenen, stundenlang** Wartezeit und Mangel an Wechselgeld, ab** als ich hinkam, wars vollkommen le** und d** Typ sehr zuvorkommend. uns**e Kabine haben wir uns dann ...

5.30 pm on a Friday after a day checking out the metropolitan capital of west Africa which is Dakar we presented ourselves at the check in for the Willis Ferry that would take use all the way pas The Gambia and into the Casamance region of Senegal. The boat didn't leave till 8 so watched the sun set and while we were taking off from the port we got to see Dakar by night. Still very quickly we could only see different shades of black with a bright moon as ...

... black market earlier!! im a toubub, whiteperson and this is shouted from most kids as we pass. Cute but not going to do a Madonna or Angelina Jolie; me thinks The highlight, other than the village tyre episode, was visiting Dembos family village. His uncle had died and Dembo will be working and unable to attend the final funeral rites to mark one month since his uncles death. I got to prctice my Mandinka greeting ...

... Ende 20 sich üb**ford**t fühlen kann, wenn sie ein kleines Baby halten soll... d** Kleine hat ab** brav geschlafen und üb**haupt nicht mitbekommen, dass ** in fremden Händen war. Sehr süßes Baby, am liebsten hätte ich ihn behalten. Die Fahrt von Oussouye nach Cap dau**t mit dem eigenen Wagen nur ne gute halbe Stunde. Dort angekommen, haben wir uns in einem Campement eingebucht, Paradise. Die Zimm** waren zwar we***** paradiesisch, sond**n winzig und nur mit einem Vorhang ...

... is the predominant language. I manage to learn a lot whilst bartering for fruit & veg in the markets, which normally ends up giving the women a laugh, even if I still get hugely ripped off sometimes (I mean, 20pence for a kilo of sweet potatoes - you must be joking!!). One of the first words you do quickly learn is "Toubab" shouted at us by children throughout Senegal and The Gambia, meaning white person. We have been assured it is not derogatory, but I'm not ...