セネガルでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Cemetery for Christians and Muslims. Here too, filled with shells 🐚

The shells 🐚 were used to build the houses 🏠

Interesting to look at, walking over shells 🐚 is something different

Small nice park

Blick auf die Moschee (mal eine etwas andere Bauweise) und aufs Meer

The town of Fadiouth is on an island, connected to the mainland by a bridge. The streets are "paved" with shells, creating a colorful atmosphere. The cemetery is on its own island, see there. We were there for about 2 hours and found the tour extremely interesting.

The cemetery is connected to the town by a bridge. A unique cemetery where both Christians and Muslims are buried.

The twin town of Joal-Fadiouth is located in the Thiès region of the Petite Côte Senegals, southeast of Dakar. The neighboring island of Fadiouth, which can be reached either from Fadiouth via a wooden walkway or a pirogue from Joal, is a cemetery island made entirely of shells. Protected by large baobab trees, Christians and Muslims rest side by side on small hills of shells over the surrounding mangrove forests.