However, because it's a predominantly Muslim nation that respects Islamic law, people in general are expected not to drink. However, in cities such as Dakar, Mbour, and their surrounding towns, finding places that sell alcoholic beverages is not difficult due to western influence.

Here, drinking from the tap can be dangerous. The water sanitation system in Dakar is not as extensive as it is in many American cities. This is largely due to lack of funding for infrastructure. As a result, water from the tap often contains harmful bacteria and viruses that can make people sick if they drink it.

Accommodation: Budget-friendly options such as hostels and guesthouses can cost around $20-30 per night, while mid-range options such as hotels can cost around $50-70 per night. Food: Street food and local restaurants can be quite affordable, with meals costing around $5-10.