A Natural Jewel in the Heart of the Saloum Delta
Located in the Fatick region of southern Senegal, the Fathala Reserve extends over 2,000 hectares within the Fathala classified forest, a vast 11,800-hectare expanse that forms the terrestrial part of the Saloum Delta National Park.
This nature reserve, open to tourism, offers a unique experience at the heart of the region’s exceptional biodiversity.
Exceptional wildlife: The reserve is home to an impressive diversity of animal species, including lions, giraffes, white rhinos, buffalo and antelope. Wildlife enthusiasts will enjoy unforgettable encounters with African wildlife.
Conservation and Education: Fathala Reserve is a conservation success story. Visitors have the opportunity to learn more about conservation initiatives and take part in educational activities designed to raise awareness of the need to protect local flora and fauna.
Responsible ecotourism: By visiting the reserve, travellers contribute directly to the conservation of this unique ecosystem. The ecotourism practiced here is focused on sustainability, enabling future generations to enjoy the region’s natural beauty.
World Heritage listing: The Fathala Forest Reserve is part of the Saloum Delta World Heritage nomination. A visit to the Fathala Reserve offers an opportunity to discover an area that is a candidate for international recognition for its ecological and cultural value.
Explore the Fathala Reserve with Teranga Style Tours and immerse yourself in a natural adventure in the heart of the Saloum Delta, where biodiversity preservation meets cultural authenticity.