Cheap Flights to Dakar (DKR)
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dealchecker’s guide to Dakar
Dakar is not a city that ever feels boring or mundane. Life is lived loudly out in the streets and festivities practically seem to be never ending. You may not want to settle here but staying at hotels in Dakar is something everyone should experience at least once.
Flights To Dakar
It should take between five and five and a half hours for a flight to Dakar to touchdown near the city. Leopold Sedar Senghor International Airport is the place where all cheap flights to Dakar arrive and a half-hour onward transfer is what passengers should expect once they are on the ground and through customs.
Getting Around Dakar
Traffic can be difficult to navigate after Dakar flights but you can find firms offering car hire from Dakar Airport if you are so inclined. Various cheap international hire companies have desks here, whilst those who choose to use the public buses will be pleasantly surprised with the efficiency and value of this service. Many choose to ignore both of these options and simply stick to the cheap and widely available taxis.
What To See In Dakar
The controversial African Renaissance Monument towers higher than the Statue of Liberty and is worth observing despite the criticism it has received from some quarters. Nearby Lake Retba is a good place to visit for its beauty and naturally occurring pink colour, and is the place from which salt is still harvested. The best way to explore after Dakar flights is to simply take a stroll and see what its streets throw up for your entertainment.