Land of the Brave Carolyne Jasinski's West African Cruise -Dakar Senegal

Exploring the west coast of Africa is not for the feint hearted … but, as Carolyne Jasinski discovers, cruising there makes it more fascinating than frustrating. The places she's visiting are not often on tourist radars and that’s the very reason most of the 600 guests on board Oceania Sirena have chosen this itinerary. Carolyne was on a 25-day cruise travelling from Lisbon in Portugal, through the Canary Islands and Cape Verde then down the west coast of Africa to Cape Town. Photo: Samba the tour guide in Dakar Senegal - by Carolyne Jasinski

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