| BLACK FRIDAY OFFERS Now with 50% OFF! |
| 8-day full-board cruises |
| Rich culture, vibrant nature, and breathtaking landscapes! Our guests can discover Cape Verde’s islands, where pristine white-sand beaches meet volcanic landscapes and lush vineyards, offering a truly unique experience. Alternatively, they can embark on a scenic journey along the West African coast—explore the lively streets of Dakar, Senegal’s capital, and cruise the Gambia River, immersing themselves in the region’s rich culture and captivating scenery. 50% OFF FOR FIT BOOKINGS or NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT EXPIRES DECEMBER 3rd, 2024! |
| Cape Verde Islands | Itinerary & Dates |
| Senegal & the Gambia River | Itinerary & Dates |
| HIGHLIGHTS |
| CAPE VERDE ISLANDS |
| Viana Desert, Boa Vista A striking landscape of golden dunes, offering a unique desert experience on the island. Mindelo, São Vicente A lively coastal city known for its rich cultural scene, colorful colonial architecture, and vibrant music. Highlights include Porto Grande harbor, Laginha Beach, and bustling local markets. Fogo Island Famous for Pico do Fogo, an active volcano and Cape Verde’s highest peak at 2,829 meters, attracting hikers with its challenging trails and panoramic views. Praia de Santa Monica Considered one of Cape Verde’s most beautiful beaches, it boasts a vast stretch of white sand, calm turquoise waters, and an untouched, serene atmosphere perfect for relaxation. Valley of Paul & Cidade Velha, Santiago Island A UNESCO site known for its colonial architecture and historical significance. Highlights include Fort Real de São Filipe with ocean views, the Church of Our Lady of Grace, and its vibrant atmosphere as a former center of the transatlantic slave trade. |
| Available festive sailings: December 21st or 28th |
| DAKAR & THE GAMBIA RIVER |
| Sine Saloum Delta A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve known for its diverse ecosystems of mangroves, lagoons, and islands, with over 400 bird species. Djiffere Fishing Village, Senegal Traditional fishing village offering a glimpse into local coastal life with vibrant markets and authentic fishing practices. River Gambia National Park A protected area along the Gambia River, home to chimpanzees, hippos, and other wildlife, ideal for eco-tours and river safaris. Wassu stone circles A UNESCO site, known as “Africa’s Stonehenge,” offering insight into West Africa’s ancient cultures. Historic Kunta Kinteh Island, The Gambia A UNESCO site with remnants of slave trading posts, linked to the legacy of Kunta Kinte and the transatlantic slave trade. Lamin Koto School & the Rose Museum Variety Cares, launched the Lamin Koto School in Gambia in 2011, promoting it as a benchmark for regional education. The Rose Museum was established in 2023 in collaboration with The Explorers Club, which enriched the museum’s collection with important historical artifacts. |
