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The final photo drop from Senegal. I found a nice coffee shop with delicious food and a nice environment. I also went to the Museum of Black Civilization. The westernmost point of mainland Africa, and Sea Plaza-shopping mall right on the Atlantic Ocean. I found an Asia/African fusion restaurant there for some tasty Sushi and delicious cocktail! The coffee shop,(breakfast twice) and Sea Mall below. Westernmost Point of Mainland Africa above. Well my time in Senegal came to an
So I did the city tour and got to the Freedom statue-ironic that it was gifted from North Korea. Let that sink in. Anyway, it's a beautiful city and I enjoyed exploring...not too much going on though. We travelled via Fast Coach- the colorful van pictured below. The highlight of the past week was the jollof rice cooking class. We made the national dish and I swear, it was better than what I got in a restaurant here! I will say it took way longer than I expected- over 4 ho
I've made it back to Africa-west coast this time. First stop-Senegal! As usual I started with a food tour and literally everything I tasted was delicious. Starting with beignets, which are slightly sweet, but very good. Then Fataya(like an empanada) it's filled with meat or fish and a spicy sauce. Gnamakoudji- a ginger drink. Bissap Juice-habiscus juice, really sweet, but refreshing. Bouye Juice- made from the fruit of the baobab tree- not my favorite. Dibi which is lamb ser
