Niamey and its Exotic Surroundings 5-Day

Several wooden boats are beached on the shore, some containing watermelons and two men. Vegetation and trees can be seen across the water.

A bustling scene unfolds along a riverbank in Niamey, where boats laden with watermelons gather near mud-brick houses amidst a vibrant crowd.

A group of giraffes stands near trees in a dry, grassy landscape. The giraffes have light brown coats with darker spots.

Certainly! Here's a description of the image:A bustling open-air market in Niamey, likely a livestock or agricultural market, with people, goats, and various vehicles present.

People are wading in a river, some in a boat, while others appear to be washing clothes on a small island in the river.

Three giraffe crossing signs, warning "Attention Passage Girafes," stand next to a mud-brick building with a thatched roof.

A rural scene shows traditional straw-built structures on stilts in a dry, arid landscape under a clear sky, evoking a sense of an African village setting.

A serene view of Niamey, featuring the Niger River in the foreground and buildings nestled along the shoreline beneath a hazy sky.

A panoramic view of a desert landscape with rolling hills, sparse vegetation, and a hazy sky, with a distant cityscape visible on the horizon.

The image features a massive, reconstructed fossil skeleton of a crocodile-like creature displayed under a roofed structure with support beams, on a sandy ground, viewed in a daylight setting.

A dinosaur skeleton stands tall under a corrugated metal roof, surrounded by a low wall and an outdoor setting with people and bicycles visible in the background.

An elderly man wearing a light-colored cap and sleeveless shirt weaves on a rustic wooden loom inside a brick structure, creating fabric.

ab 1.221,00 $

Dauer: 5 Days (approx.)
Produkt-Code: ntt-en-niamey-6

Niamey and its Exotic Surroundings 5 Day

This tour is for people who want to visit Niger in its time of transition to modernity and from tradition to maturity...who do not want to venture far from the safety and comforts of the capital, and who want to see as much as they can close-by without being uncomfortable at all.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival and Welcome

Arrive in Niamey, pickup at airport and transfer to Hotel Univers or Grand Hotel for Overnight

Day 2: Niamey City Tour

You will see the city, the River, villages (where you'll meet chiefs), the National Museum and Zoo, Malian Refugee Camps full of refugees fleeing the Islamic Radicalism in Mali, the site of the new Presidential Palace, and the most interesting sights of the greater Niamey area. Towards the end witness a craft village, and visit Wadatta Grand Mosque. Lunch in town. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Day 3: Visit the island of Boubon

Hop aboard a boat where you will walk along the banks of the Niger River to Boubon, a pretty village and stronghold of the Nigerien pottery, and also where you'll discover the ancient art of clay. Lunch picnic. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Day 4: Kouré and Wild Giraffes

Afternoon visit to the reserve Kouré, host of the last giraffes of West Africa.Lunch picnic and then back to Niamey. Dinner and overnight at the hotel

Day 5: Departure from Niger

Transfer to the airport for your departure from Niger.

Price: $1,852 for 1 person | $1,221 per person (double) | $1,093 per person (triple)

Includes all transport, all breakfasts and lunch on day 3 and 4, permits, entrance fees, taxes, vehicle, and accommodation in safari-style lodges, villages, and tourist hotels (where applicable). Alcoholic drinks are extra.