Dakar is a tropical area with two main seasons: dry and rainy. The weather during the dry season is mild, with an average temperature of 20 to 35 degrees Celsius. November to May is a dry season in Dakar. The conditions in this area are not too hot, so people love to spend time outside. They will gather with friends and family members to go to beaches, national parks, restaurants, and many other places. Interestingly, in the rainy season, the weather in Dakar is still hot and humid, with a high rainfall level. The temperature in this area rises from 25 to 40 degrees Celsius. Due to the heavy rain, people often spend time at home. The rainy season in Dakar is from June to October.

Mesmerising Beaches Dakar is popular because of its wonderful beaches. Go to Mamelles Beach, and you will understand why most tourists are amazed by the beaches in this area. Yoff Beach is also perfect for surfing for newbie surfers. Tourists can join a surfing school and practise the theories on the beach. Goree Island It would be best if you also visited Goree Island when in Dakar. This island is one of the attractions in this area because of its history. Imagine that you are about to explore the largest island for slave trading in Africa! Portuguese, Dutch, English, and French bought African slaves in this area. House of Slaves and the Door of No Return are two must-visit areas when exploring Goree Island. Indeed, it is one of the most interesting things about Dakar that tourists must know. Museum of Black Civilisations As its name suggests, the Museum of Black Civilisations exhibits various items, including skeletons and tools from ancient civilisations. The civilisation items are the attraction in this place, and the museum building looks attractive with a huge circular structure.

Accara Accara is a traditional Dakar dish that you should try if you love street food. It is made from fried beans and Dakar's special sauce, known as Kaani. You can easily find it around the street food stalls in this area. This dish's texture is crispy, and the sauce, or Kaani, is made from tomato and onion. It has a spicy taste. Ceebu Jen Eat Ceebu Jen if you want to recharge your energy before continuing the trip. Local people have cooked this dish for many years. A plate of Ceebu Jen will make you full because it consists of rice, fish, and other condiments. The original Ceebu Jen recipe uses locally seasoned rice. The rice is served with pan-fried fish, garlic paste, and vegetables, such as carrots, cabbages, cassava, and turnips. Local people often eat Ceebu Jen for lunch. Mafe Mafe is a good alternative to filling up. A plate of Mafe contains meat in a thick and tasty liquid. Dakar people love to serve Mafe with warm rice. The peanut sauce and tomatoes give Mafe its tasty flavour. Local people often eat It for breakfast, lunch, or dinner.

Comfort yourself first before exploring Dakar. Find a comfortable place to stay around Route de la Corniche Ouest, Route des Almadies, or Colbert Place de L’independence. These areas have some great hotels with comfortable rooms. The hotel facilities and services are also good enough for tourists. Indeed, some hotels offer affordable prices and are recommended for those who want to stay on a budget.

Surprisingly, Dakar has a great nightlife. The people love to party every day. You can go to specific areas where you can find cafes and bars. The cafes and bars offer drinks, meals, concerts, music, and many more. Remember to dress modestly since you are about to explore one of the Muslim areas in Senegal. Bring a moisturiser and sunscreen to protect the skin from Dakar's hot sunlight.