Bamako 27-Day Trip Itinerary

Arrive at Bamako Airport

Arrive at Modibo Keita International Airport (BKO) in Bamako.

Complete immigration and customs procedures. Take a taxi or pre-arranged transfer to your hotel.

Confirm airport transfer in advance with your hotel or a trusted service. Local taxis are available but negotiate fare beforehand.

Hotel Check-in & Unwind

Check into your accommodation, unpack, and take some time to relax after your journey.

Familiarize yourself with the hotel facilities.

Take a moment to settle in and recharge.

Evening Walk & Local Dinner

Enjoy a leisurely walk around the hotel's vicinity to get a first impression of Bamako.

Then, head to a nearby restaurant for your first taste of Malian cuisine.

Ask hotel staff for recommendations for authentic local restaurants in the area. Try Mafe (peanut stew) or grilled fish from the Niger River.

Musee National de Bamako

Explore the National Museum of Mali, home to an impressive collection of masks, statues, and textiles, offering a deep dive into Malian history and ethnography.

A great starting point to understand the rich cultural heritage of Mali. Guides are often available for a small fee.

Lunch at Gala Restaurant

Enjoy a traditional Malian lunch at a well-regarded local restaurant.

Try dishes like 'Tô' or 'Poisson braisé' (grilled fish).

A good opportunity to experience local flavors and potentially interact with locals during lunch hours.

Monument of Independence

Visit the Monument of Independence, a significant landmark in Bamako, representing Mali's freedom.

It's a great spot for photos and a brief moment of reflection.

An important historical and symbolic site. Easily accessible.

Place du Cinquantenaire

Stroll around Place du Cinquantenaire, another prominent public square, often bustling with local life and offering insights into the city's atmosphere.

Observe local interactions and soak in the urban environment.

Dinner & Networking

Dine at a restaurant that offers a mix of local and international cuisine, often frequented by expatriates and local professionals, providing a good networking opportunity.

Consider restaurants in hotel districts or those known for a diverse clientele. Dress is usually smart casual. Ask hotel concierge for recommendations.

Parc national du Mali

Spend the morning at Parc national du Mali, a beautiful green space offering walking trails, a botanical garden, and a zoo.

It's a peaceful escape from the city bustle.

Wear comfortable shoes. A good place for a relaxing stroll and to enjoy some nature within the city.

Riverside Lunch

Enjoy lunch at a restaurant with views of the Niger River, perhaps near the market area.

Many places offer fresh grilled fish.

Relax by the river and enjoy the local atmosphere. This is a good way to see a different side of Bamako.

Bamako: Vegetable Market

Immerse yourselves in the vibrant 'vegetable market at the south bank'.

This lively market offers a sensory experience with fresh produce, spices, and local goods. A great place to observe daily Malian life and interact with vendors.

Be prepared for a bustling environment. It's a wonderful opportunity for photography and cultural interaction. Bargaining is common.

Dinner at a Local Spot

Discover a new local restaurant or 'maquis' (open-air eatery) for dinner, continuing your culinary exploration of Bamako.

Try another Malian specialty or a different type of grilled meat (brochettes).

Bamako Grand Mosque

Visit the impressive Bamako Grand Mosque, a significant architectural landmark and an important place of worship.

Admire its design and serene atmosphere.

Dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered). Respect worship times. Remove shoes before entering.

Cathedral of Bamako

Continue to the Cathedral of Bamako, a beautiful Catholic cathedral showcasing different architectural influences.

A peaceful visit to contrast with the mosque.

Respect the sacred space. Photography may be restricted inside.

Lunch near City Center

Have lunch at a restaurant in the city center, offering a range of options from local eateries to more modern cafes.

Explore the area around the Grand Marché for diverse food options.

Afternoon Relaxation

Return to the hotel for some rest and relaxation.

You might enjoy the hotel pool, read a book, or catch up on emails. This is also a good time to review your work schedule for the upcoming week.

Take time to unwind and prepare for the week ahead.

Dinner with Live Music

Seek out a restaurant or bar known for live Malian music (often on weekend evenings).

This offers a fantastic cultural experience and a chance to meet locals in a relaxed setting.

Malian music is renowned worldwide. It's a great way to experience local culture and enjoy an evening out. Reservations might be needed.

Bamako Old Central Station

Visit the Bamako Old Central Station, an architectural gem that tells stories of Mali's colonial past and railway history.

It's a visually interesting site.

A unique historical site for photography and reflection on the city's development.

Bamako Central Post Office

See the Bamako Central Post Office, another notable building with distinct architecture.

While a functional building, it's worth appreciating its historical design.

Observe the daily life around this public service building. Postcards might be available for purchase.

Lunch in Business District

Have lunch in an area frequented by business people, such as the ACI 2000 district.

This might offer a slightly different dining experience and potentially more networking opportunities.

Look for cafes or restaurants with a more international or formal ambiance.

Free Afternoon / Work Prep

Use the afternoon for personal time, perhaps for any last-minute errands, preparing for your construction work week, or simply relaxing at the hotel.

This time can be flexible for your work commitments or personal interests.

Evening Social at Hotel Bar

Spend the evening at your hotel's bar or lounge.

Hotels like Radisson Collection often have a diverse clientele, including business travelers, which can be ideal for informal networking.

A relaxed environment for conversation and enjoying a drink. You might meet other professionals or travelers.

Local Dinner Experience

Enjoy a traditional Malian dinner at a local restaurant, savoring dishes like 'Tô' or 'Maafe'.

This is a great opportunity to explore local flavors and unwind after work.

Ask your hotel or local contacts for recommendations on authentic local eateries that are popular with residents. This is an excellent chance to experience Malian hospitality.

Evening at Place du Cinquantenaire

Take an evening stroll around Place du Cinquantenaire.

This monument offers a pleasant atmosphere and is a good spot for people-watching and enjoying the city lights.

The square is well-lit and often has street vendors. It's a nice place for a relaxed walk.

Pan-African Cuisine Dinner

Explore a restaurant offering a broader range of West African or Pan-African cuisine.

This offers a different culinary perspective than traditional Malian food.

Look for places that offer a fusion of regional flavors. It's a great way to expand your palate.

Visit Monument of Independence

Visit the Monument of Independence in the evening.

Its illuminated facade provides a striking view and offers a moment of reflection on Mali's history.

A significant landmark in Bamako, often bustling with activity in the evenings. It's a good place for photos.

Casual Dining & Street Food

For a more relaxed evening, try some local street food or visit a casual eatery known for delicious Malian snacks like 'brochettes' (skewers) or 'fataya' (fried pastries).

Look for popular, busy stalls for fresh and safe options. This is a very authentic way to experience local food culture.

Architectural Exploration

Take an evening walk to admire the architecture of the Bamako Central Post Office.

While it may not be open, its colonial-era design is a point of interest, showcasing a different side of the city's history.

This historic building is located in a central area, allowing for a pleasant evening stroll.

Vegetable Market at South Bank

Immerse yourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Bamako's vegetable market at the south bank.

This is an excellent opportunity for a 'deep dive' into local life, observing daily commerce, interacting with vendors, and experiencing the sensory richness of the market.

Be prepared for a bustling environment. It's a fantastic spot for photography and to truly feel the pulse of Bamako. Always be respectful when taking photos of people.

Friday Evening Dinner

Enjoy a celebratory dinner to mark the end of the work week.

You could choose a restaurant that offers live music or a lively ambiance to experience Bamako's weekend spirit.

Consider booking in advance for popular spots, especially on a Friday evening. It's a great chance to network if you meet other expatriates or locals.

National Museum of Bamako

Dedicate your Saturday morning to exploring the Musee National de Bamako.

It offers a comprehensive insight into Malian history, art, and culture, with fascinating ethnographic and archaeological collections.

Allow ample time to fully appreciate the exhibits. It's a crucial stop for understanding Mali's rich heritage. The museum also features a lovely garden.

Lunch near Museum

Enjoy lunch at a restaurant or café conveniently located near the National Museum, perhaps trying a different local dish or grabbing a light meal.

There are usually a few options around popular attractions. Ask museum staff for recommendations.

Relax at Parc National du Mali

Spend your afternoon relaxing and exploring the Parc national du Mali.

This urban park offers green spaces, botanical gardens, and often features local artists and performers. It's a perfect escape from the city bustle.

A beautiful and well-maintained park, ideal for a leisurely walk or just sitting and enjoying the ambiance. There might be small cafes or snack vendors inside.

Saturday Evening Dinner

Conclude your day with a satisfying dinner, perhaps trying a restaurant recommended by a local or one specializing in grilled meats (brochettes).

Saturday evenings are often lively, so enjoy the local atmosphere. This is a good opportunity to reflect on your week's experiences.

Cathedral of Bamako Visit

Explore the impressive architecture and serene atmosphere of the Cathedral of Bamako, a significant religious landmark in the city.

Dress respectfully. Photography may be restricted in certain areas. This is a great opportunity to observe local religious life.

Lunch at a Local Eatery

Savor authentic Malian dishes like 'Tô' or 'Maafe' at a highly-rated local restaurant.

Ask for daily specials. It's a good way to experience local flavors.

Parc national du Mali

Enjoy a relaxing afternoon at Mali's National Park, a green oasis in the city perfect for a stroll or enjoying nature.

A great spot for photography and escaping the city bustle. Consider bringing water.

Dinner with River Views

Dine at a restaurant offering views of the Niger River, enjoying a mix of Malian and international cuisine.

Reservations recommended, especially for outdoor seating. Perfect for a relaxing evening.

Musee National de Bamako

Immerse yourselves in Malian history and culture at the National Museum, home to a rich collection of artifacts and traditional art.

A must-visit for understanding Mali's heritage. Guides might be available for hire at the entrance.

Lunch at La Gourmandise

Enjoy a delightful lunch at La Gourmandise, known for its pastries and light meals, offering a pleasant break.

Great for a more European-style lunch or coffee break. Excellent desserts.

Bamako Grand Mosque

Visit the striking Grand Mosque of Bamako, a prominent architectural and spiritual landmark in the city center.

Dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered). Respectful photography is usually permitted from outside the prayer areas. Plan to remove shoes before entering.

West African Dinner Experience

Indulge in an evening of authentic West African cuisine, exploring flavors from across the region.

An excellent opportunity to try dishes beyond Malian specifics, often with live music on certain nights. Ask locals for recommendations.

Bamako Old Central Station

Visit the historic Bamako Old Central Station, an architectural gem reflecting the colonial past and a point of local interest.

A fascinating spot for history buffs and photographers. Though no longer a main hub, its structure tells stories.

Bamako Central Post Office

A quick stop at the Bamako Central Post Office, noted for its architecture and local significance, offers insight into daily life.

Observe local interactions and the building's design. It's an active government building, so be respectful.

Street Food Exploration

Experience Bamako's vibrant street food scene for lunch, trying local snacks and quick meals.

A budget-friendly and authentic culinary adventure. Look for busy stalls for fresh options. Try 'brochettes' or 'riz gras'.

Place du Cinquantenaire

Visit the Place du Cinquantenaire, a significant public square and monument commemorating Mali's independence.

A nice spot to relax, people-watch, and appreciate a modern monument in Bamako. Often lively in the late afternoon.

International Cuisine Dinner

Enjoy a dinner featuring international cuisine, catering to diverse palates and offering a change of pace.

Bamako has a growing number of restaurants offering French, Lebanese, and other international dishes. Great for networking.

Bamako Vegetable Market

Experience the bustling local life at Bamako's vegetable market on the south bank, a vibrant sensory experience.

A great place for photography and to observe daily Malian life. Be ready for crowds and sensory overload. Practice your bargaining skills if you plan to buy.

Lunch Near the Market

Have lunch at a casual eatery close to the vegetable market, sampling local fare.

Look for small, family-run establishments for authentic and fresh dishes.

Monument of Independence

Visit the Monument of Independence, a symbolic landmark in Bamako representing Mali's journey to sovereignty.

Good for a photo opportunity and a moment of reflection on Mali's history. Located in a busy part of the city.

Local Networking Opportunity

Attend a local event or gathering, if available, to meet new people and engage with the community, aligning with your interest in networking.

Inquire at your hotel or local cultural centers for any ongoing public lectures, art exhibitions, or social events. This provides a great opportunity for community engagement.

Dinner at Le San Pedro

Enjoy a refined dinner at Le San Pedro, known for its pleasant ambiance and excellent cuisine.

A popular choice for both locals and expats, offering a comfortable setting and good service.

Musée de Bamako

Explore the Musée de Bamako, offering another perspective on local art and cultural history, complementing your previous museum visit.

This museum can offer a more focused local collection compared to the national museum, providing unique insights.

Lunch at a Local Delight

Discover a new local restaurant for lunch, perhaps in a different neighborhood to experience more of Bamako's culinary diversity.

Ask your hotel staff or locals for their current favorite lunch spots for an authentic experience.

Bamako City Centre Market

Dive into the heart of Bamako's commerce at the City Centre Market, a bustling hub for goods, crafts, and everyday items.

Perfect for finding souvenirs or simply soaking in the vibrant atmosphere. Be prepared for crowds and a lively environment.

Segment Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a special farewell dinner to conclude this segment of your trip, perhaps at a restaurant you particularly enjoyed or one known for its excellent service and ambiance.

A perfect opportunity to reflect on your cultural and culinary discoveries. Consider a restaurant with live music for an enhanced experience.

Relaxed Start

Enjoy a leisurely morning, perhaps with coffee and local pastries at a cafe near your hotel or a quiet breakfast at the hotel.

Parc National du Mali

Spend time relaxing and walking through the beautiful Parc national du Mali, a green oasis in the city. It's a perfect spot for nature and quiet reflection.

Enjoy the botanical gardens and zoo within the park. A great escape from the city bustle.

Lunch in ACI 2000

Enjoy lunch at a modern restaurant or cafe in the ACI 2000 neighborhood, known for its contemporary feel and diverse dining options.

Niger Riverside Walk

Take a relaxing stroll along the banks of the Niger River, observing local life, fishing boats, and enjoying the serene views.

Malian Dinner Experience

Savor authentic Malian cuisine at a local restaurant.

Try dishes like 'Tô' or 'Maafe' (peanut stew).

Vegetable Market at South Bank

Immerse yourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Bamako's vegetable market at the south bank.

Experience local commerce, fresh produce, and unique sights.

A sensory experience. Be prepared for lively crowds and a bustling environment. Great for photography.

Street Food Lunch

Enjoy a casual lunch sampling local street food near the market.

Options like grilled meat skewers (brochettes) or rice dishes are common.

Bamako Grand Mosque

Visit the impressive Bamako Grand Mosque, a significant architectural landmark and religious site in the city center.

Observe its striking design.

Dress modestly (shoulders and knees covered). Respect prayer times.

Networking Dinner

Seek out a restaurant popular with locals and expats for an opportunity to network and meet new people.

Many hotels have good restaurants that facilitate this.

Bamako Old Central Station

Visit the historic Bamako Old Central Station, an architectural gem that offers a glimpse into Mali's colonial past and railway heritage.

An interesting site for history enthusiasts and photographers.

Lunch in City Center

Have lunch at a restaurant in the city center, offering a mix of local and international dishes.

Monument of Independence

Visit the impressive Monument of Independence, a key landmark commemorating Mali's liberation.

Place du Cinquantenaire

Explore Place du Cinquantenaire, another significant public square, ideal for a leisurely walk and people-watching.

Sunset Drinks by River

Enjoy a refreshing drink at a riverside establishment, watching the sunset over the Niger River.

Upscale Dinner

Indulge in an upscale dinner experience, trying a different type of cuisine or a renowned Bamako restaurant for a special evening.

Musee National de Bamako

Explore the Musee National de Bamako, home to an impressive collection of Malian archaeological finds, traditional art, and ethnographic objects.

A must-visit for understanding Mali's rich cultural heritage. Consider hiring a local guide for deeper insights.

Local Lunch Exploration

Discover a new local eatery for lunch, perhaps in a different neighborhood, to sample more everyday Malian dishes.

Bamako Central Post Office

Visit the Bamako Central Post Office, not just for its function, but as an active historic building.

Observe the daily life around this central hub.

An interesting place to witness local activity and architecture.

Neighborhood Exploration

Take a leisurely walk through a different residential or commercial neighborhood to experience the local pace of life beyond the major tourist spots.

Cultural Exchange Dinner

Dine at a restaurant known for attracting a mix of locals and expatriates, offering another chance for cultural exchange and networking.

Cathedral of Bamako

Visit the Cathedral of Bamako, a beautiful and historically significant religious site.

Admire its architecture and peaceful ambiance.

An important landmark representing religious diversity in Bamako. Check for mass times if you wish to attend.

Leisure & Souvenir Browsing

Enjoy some free time for casual browsing or perhaps some early souvenir shopping for handcrafted goods or local textiles.

Revisit a Favorite Lunch Spot

Choose to revisit a favorite lunch spot from your trip or try a new highly-recommended local eatery.

Afternoon Relaxation

Spend a relaxed afternoon back at the hotel, perhaps by the pool or enjoying a final quiet moment before the next segment of your trip.

This can also be used for catching up on work.

Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a special farewell dinner to conclude this segment of your trip, reflecting on the experiences and flavors of Bamako.

National Museum

Engage with Mali's rich history and diverse cultural heritage through its impressive collection of artifacts, masks, and traditional art. A reflective and educational experience.

Allow ample time to explore the indoor and outdoor exhibits. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293813-d2081099-Reviews-Musee_National_de_Bamako-Bamako.html?m=66827

Local Malian Lunch

Savor authentic Malian cuisine at a local restaurant, perhaps trying 'Tô' or 'Maafe'.

A great opportunity to revisit a favorite spot or discover a new one.

Ask locals for recommendations for the best 'riz au poisson' or 'poulet yassa'.

Place du Cinquantenaire

Visit this public square, a significant landmark offering a serene environment for reflection and people-watching.

It commemorates Mali's 50 years of independence.

A nice spot to relax and observe daily life in Bamako.

Dinner & Networking

Enjoy dinner at a lively restaurant known for its ambiance and local crowd, providing an opportunity for casual social interaction or networking.

Consider a restaurant with traditional Malian music for an enhanced experience.

Cathedral of Bamako

Visit the impressive Cathedral of Bamako, an important religious landmark and a beautiful example of architecture in the city.

Reflect on its history and significance.

Dress respectfully. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293813-d8070025-Reviews-Cathedral_of_Bamako-Bamako.html?m=66827

Bamako Grand Mosque

Explore the majestic Grand Mosque of Bamako, a prominent symbol of the city and a significant center for Islamic worship.

Admire its striking architecture.

Dress respectfully, covering shoulders and knees. Women may need a headscarf. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293813-d6925360-Reviews-Bamako_Grand_Mosque-Bamako.html?m=66827

Market Area Lunch

Enjoy a casual lunch at a small eatery near the city center market, experiencing the local bustling atmosphere.

Try street food or a 'maquis' (open-air restaurant) for a truly local experience.

Bamako City Centre Market

Revisit or discover the vibrant Bamako City Centre Market.

Engage with local vendors, practice your bargaining skills, and soak in the energy of this expansive market.

A sensory experience – perfect for finding unique souvenirs or observing local life. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293813-d556540-Reviews-Bamako_City_Centre_Market-Bamako.html?m=66827

Casual Dinner & Drinks

Have a relaxed dinner at a local spot, followed by an optional visit to a nearby café or bar for drinks, offering a relaxed setting for conversation.

Ask hotel staff for a safe and pleasant place to unwind.

Parc National du Mali

Spend a peaceful morning at the Parc national du Mali.

Enjoy a walk amidst nature, visit the botanical garden, or simply relax in this urban green oasis.

A great escape from the city bustle. Comfortable shoes recommended for walking. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293813-d2320585-Reviews-Parc_national_du_Mali_Bamako-Bamako.html?m=66827

Lunch Near the Park

Have lunch at a café or restaurant located near the Parc national du Mali, enjoying the tranquil surroundings.

Many cafes offer light meals and refreshments.

Bamako Old Central Station

Visit the historic Bamako Old Central Station, an architectural gem that offers a glimpse into the city's colonial past and railway heritage.

A fascinating spot for photography and history enthusiasts. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293813-d14070213-Reviews-Bamako_Old_Central_Station-Bamako.html?m=66827

Bamako Central Post Office

Take a moment to admire the architecture of the Bamako Central Post Office, a functional and aesthetically pleasing building that reflects local artistry.

An active and historic building, interesting for its design. Booking: https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293813-d14071604-Reviews-Bamako_Central_Post_Office-Bamako.html?m=66827

Upscale Dinner Experience

Indulge in an upscale dinner at one of Bamako's finer restaurants, offering a more refined dining experience perfect for a social evening or networking.

Reservations might be recommended for popular establishments. Consider a restaurant within or near your hotel for convenience.

Monument of Independence

Visit the impressive Monument of Independence, a significant national symbol, and learn about Mali's journey to sovereignty.

Take in the surrounding views.

A key landmark for understanding Mali's history.

Explore a New Neighborhood

Take a stroll through a different neighborhood of Bamako, perhaps one you haven't extensively explored yet.

Discover hidden gems, local shops, and daily life.

Ask locals or hotel staff for a recommendation of a vibrant area to explore on a Saturday morning.

Discovery Lunch

Enjoy lunch at a newly discovered local restaurant in the neighborhood you are exploring, venturing beyond your usual spots.

Be adventurous and try a dish you haven't tasted before!

Personal Leisure Time

Enjoy some personal leisure time.

This could be revisiting a favorite market for last-minute souvenir shopping, relaxing at a cafe, or unwinding at the hotel.

Take this time to recharge or pursue individual interests.

Special Culinary Evening

Embark on a special culinary journey, perhaps a restaurant known for a particular regional Malian specialty or a fusion cuisine that offers a new taste experience.

Consider asking hotel concierge for recommendations for unique dining experiences that align with your interest in food and social interaction.

Leisurely Sunday Morning

Enjoy a relaxed start to your Sunday.

Have a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, read, or take a slow walk around the hotel grounds or a nearby quiet area.

Savor the quiet morning before the week begins.

Quiet Reflection / Quick Errand

Use this time for any last-minute personal tasks, a quick revisit to a favorite peaceful spot, or simply to reflect on your time in Bamako.

This is a good time to buy any forgotten items or send postcards.

Casual Farewell Lunch

Have a relaxed lunch at a comfortable restaurant, reminiscing about your experiences in Bamako over the past weeks.

Choose a spot that feels familiar and welcoming.

Afternoon Relaxation & Prep

Spend the afternoon relaxing at the hotel, perhaps by the pool, or preparing for the next few days.

This is a good time to organize souvenirs.

Enjoy the amenities of your accommodation.

Memorable Farewell Dinner

Enjoy a special farewell dinner at a highly-rated restaurant, celebrating the incredible experiences you've shared in Bamako with your brother.

A perfect culmination of your culinary and social explorations.

Choose a restaurant that you've wanted to try or one that offers exceptional Malian or international cuisine.

Souvenir Shopping

Engage in last-minute souvenir shopping at the bustling Bamako City Centre Market.

You can find textiles, crafts, jewelry, and other local artifacts here.

Haggling is common and expected. Look for unique Malian crafts like mud cloth (bogolan) and wood carvings.

Local Malian Lunch

Enjoy a final authentic Malian lunch at a local restaurant.

Try dishes like 'Tô' with various sauces or 'Brochettes'.

Ask for recommendations for the day's fresh specials. A great way to savor the local flavors one last time.

Parc national du Mali

Spend a relaxed afternoon at Parc national du Mali.

Take a leisurely walk, enjoy the green spaces, and reflect on your trip. It's a peaceful escape within the city.

The park offers beautiful botanical gardens and views, ideal for a quiet afternoon before your departure.

Farewell Dinner

Indulge in a special farewell dinner at a quality restaurant in Bamako.

Choose a place that offers both local and international cuisine to celebrate your trip.

Consider making a reservation, especially if you're looking for a specific dining experience. This is a great opportunity to enjoy a final culinary highlight.

Leisurely Morning & Packing

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast at your hotel.

Take your time to pack and ensure all your belongings are ready for departure. Perform any last-minute checks.

Confirm your checkout time and airport transfer arrangements. Double-check passports and travel documents.

Final Malian Meal

Have a quick, light lunch at the hotel or a nearby restaurant, enjoying a final taste of Malian cuisine before heading to the airport.

This is a good opportunity for a quick and convenient meal before beginning your journey home.

Transfer to Airport

Arrange for a private car or taxi transfer from your hotel to Bamako-Sénou International Airport (BKO) for your departure.

Allow ample time for traffic and airport procedures. Confirm your flight details and gate number upon arrival.