Zebrabar

We stayed here after 3 nights crossing the desert in Mauritania and it truly was an oasis. We could have stayed here for a week longer than we did as the facilities were just so good and made it so comfortable.

Location is very nice, on the beach if you are lucky. What brings it down is that the prices of food and drinks are expensive. A beer is almost 3x more expensive than in the supermarket. That's okay, but water is 1500 (€2,30) a bottle while its 400 (€0,75) everywhere else. It was very hot weather and the closest other shop is 25 minutes walk. Camping was a bit expensive, but the crabs make it a problem if you are in a tent. In the night they will wake you up, walking against your tent. Ofcourse this is part of being at the beach. We did dine there once. The food was mediocre to say at best. And for what is was, very expensive. The owner is very helpful, but the man who does the paperwork was very rude. We put a number in the wrong column, and he got angry at us. Then he made a couple of mistakes to our advantage, that we told him but he was very mean. When we left we didn't have a good feeling.

The place is perfect for relaxing and enjoying a great time, far from civilization. I highly recommend spending at least one day here if you're in the area. However, be cautious with the woman who works at the bar (see picture). She is by far the rudest person you’ll encounter in all of Senegal—rude, offensive, and constantly trying to charge extra for no reason. Never ask her to explain the bill, as she will shout at you. Instead, speak with the guy who also works at the bar; he is very friendly and pleasant, no matter the time of day. I give 3 start due to the woman at the bar. Otherwise, i would give them 5

Great campsite, nicely hidden away in a small forest, close to the beach. Good bar with local beers and wine. Food is based on daily meal, but quality is good. Can definitly recommend this place

Zebrabar is just an awesome place of tranquility. Ursula and Martin are the kindest people, and the staff they have working at the site are fantastic. I only wish I had more time to stay.

Great stop after some dusty desert time. This is where all the overlanders meet. It‘s 5.000 F for camping and 10.000 F for a cabin. Dinner 7000 F. Cold Drinks you find in the fridge, just put your Name down in the List and pay in the end.

We arrived 20 nov.2023. Our first impression was okey. We Made a reservation for a luxe bungalow but that wasn’t what we expected.. Very basic, no fan, no airco.. The matras was covered with plastic. The prices for drinking and eating were very high. The service wasn’t good. The food had nothing to do with Senegal. Drinks and food were more expensive than in our luxery hotel in Saly, with topservice. In the Morning you can Just get your coffee at 8am,nog a living soul before 8 am,tough the sunrise was very impressie,You pay 1200cfa for water with powdercoffee. We decided not to stay Any longer and never to come back here ever again. The local guide and boot driver did an excellent job , no complains at all on that behalf.

After being kicked off from Teranga Gandiole campament and be treated like a dog by the owner without any reason… the security boy recomends me Zebra Bar, when i arrived i’ve been inlove with the place! Amazing landscape, a lot of animals and trees inside it, clean amenitties, kind staff and owners! Martin and his family simply was amazing! They make you feel in home with some details like the selfservice bar, the proximity with the guests and the dinner all together in the same table… i’ll recomend it to all my people! Simply amazing!!