Reserves, Flora & Fauna
Retba. Lake Retba (or the Pink Lake)
A unique saltwater lagoon, renowned for its pink hue, high salinity, and artisanal salt harvesting. It is an iconic site and served as a historic finish line for the Paris-Dakar Rally.




Kerr Mbonaat-yi. The Village of the turtles
A conservation center that rescues, protects, and reintroduces various species of turtles—most notably the African spurred tortoise (*Centrochelys sulcata*).



A Benedictine abbey renowned for its Gregorian chants, which are blended with traditional African instruments—most notably the kora, which is crafted on-site.


The Keur Mousse Monastery






The Lompoul Desert
A small desert featuring ochre-colored dunes—an ideal setting for camping, stargazing, and dromedary camel treks.






Ndarr (also known as Saint-Louis of Senegal)
A historic town designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site; the former capital of West Africa (AOF), celebrated for its colonial architecture and cultural festivals.
Bambylor & Retba Ecoturismo
Community-based tourism between the pink waters of Retba and the fertile gardens of Bambylor.
Punto de encuentro
info@bambyloretba-eco.sn
+221 33 836 12 40
Bambylor, Región de Rufisque, Senegal
Salidas diarias de 08:00 a 18:00
© 2026 Bambylor & Retba Ecotourism—Community-based ecotourism initiative in Bambylor and Lake Retba.
Community stewardship and teranga hospitality
