Mopti Hotels - Reviews and Rates

the best :

1 - camping und** the stars in small villages along the ***** und** mosquito net
2- turbans-in north**n mali the sahara is hot and sand ev**ywh**e= turbans rule !
3- nescafe and eggs- i became best friends with the live chickens and cattl** that would be killed and eaten for dinn**- i talked to them daily to the point tha...

During our last night in the Pays Dogon, Monsieur Limp, our guide, managed to hook us up with anoth** guide, who was organising a trip on a pinasse on the riv** *****, travelling from Mopti to Tombouctou ov** 3 days and 2 nights (camping on the bank of the riv**). We decidsed to go for it, and woke up bright and early on 15th, bought our 12 bott...

Deal Numero Une 10am and I enter negotiations with Boubakar Guindo boukary_guide@yahoo.fr , my prospective guide to Dogon Country. I decide on a 5-day, 4-night duration first as TMBK2 is looking to be off the radar. We agree a route and who pays for what (mostly me, of course), I draft up the 'contract', and then the haggle begins. He says 175,0...

We left Bamako to go to the Dogon country close to Mopti. We took 40 km of tarred road, the only one we took in Mali !! We quickly branched to follow the ***** through the D.R.Y. rice fields. We got lost a couple of times, but ended up in Djenné, a quick look at the mosque and the town, we slept in Mopti. The following day, we met Endé a guide t...

Well h**e we are in Mopti - just!, aft** an eventful few days. Aft** meeting Marlies again in Timbuktu in an int**net cafe we all decided to try and get a boat (pinasse) to Mopti. We left the oth**s in Timbuktu to enjoy the biggest Muslim festival of the year (I'll not mention 'fluffy' the goat h**e....). I can't rememb** the full story behind i...