We have some spectacular natural attractions here in the region of Thiés. If you're among those looking to get out and explore the natural surroundings of Thiés or if you were asking thièsdiscover these places. They are among the country's most visited natural attractions. Yes, the Thiès has forests, a small coastline and a small river. A hike here doesn't take long and offers a great experience of the region.
1. Popenguine nature reserve
The city of Mbour is known for its beautiful beaches, but those who prefer birdwatching and solitude to walks should head to the seaside reserve of Popenguineabout twenty minutes from the Réserve de Bandia. Created in 1986 to protect the area's natural spaces from degradation due to deforestation, the reserve is supported by the Nicolas foundation. Porthole. Little known to the public, this reserve on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean is one of the few wild beaches on the Petite-Cote. The park covers an area of more than 1000 hectares. With a guide, you'll be able to observe numerous birds and other species such as guinea fowl, porcupines and more. Visit this place and you will be amazed by the beauty of the cliffs on the coast.
2. Bandia Reserve
From Blaise Diagne International Airport, head south on Route National 1 or from the city center of Thiés on the road to Sindia-Thiés and meet the Réserve de Bandia. This reserve, financed by USAIDis dedicated to animal recovery in this 3,500-hectare wilderness area. As a small reserve, it is home to one of the country?s most magnificent natural resources. The reserve of Bandia is an enormous jewel, making Thés an attractive region. You can see giraffes, antelopes, gazelles and others there. Over the course of a day, bird lovers will have the chance to see over a hundred species of birds listed on the site. places.
3. Lagune Somone Reserve
Situated close to the Atlantic Ocean and just a few metres from the Bandiathe lagoon reserve of the somone being on a sandy area. The Lagoon of the somone, is more than just a sandy area. It's an important resource for the people who live nearby. It makes a major contribution to the development of tourism in the region. Let's take a look at some of the reasons why it's so special and worth a visit.
4. Guéreo
North of the mouth of the somone, Guéreo is a 9-hectare estate with numerous wildlife observatories and a rich avifauna. If you want a break from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can come to Guéréo and find peace. In the locality of Guéréo, is the village of Guéréo (Guérew) from which this area takes its name. This is a fishing village Lebous live trade and agriculture. Guéreoknown for its proximity to the somonemakes our list too, because its beautiful beaches and its magnificent tall trees scattered a little all over.
5. Balabougou Forest and Nianing Forest
The Balabougou and of Nianing are two different forests located in the town of Mbour à Thiés not far from the road Mbour Joal. The Forest of Balabougou has an area of 222 hectares while that of the Nianing would be 3,100 hectares. These two forests have been on Senegal?s list of 15 classified forests since 2013. Numerous footpaths will take you through these two beautiful forests and give you a glimpse of the enormous baobabs present.