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Cap Skirring Travel Guide

Information about the town of Cap Skirring on the Atlantic Coast of Senegal.

Introduction to Cap Skirring
Cap Skirring, also known as Cap Skiring, is a town on the southern-most Atlantic coast of Senegal, in the Ziguinchor Region (Basse Casamanca Region). It has an airport and a golf course and it is a popular beach destination for European travelers. Cap Skirring is located just north of the Senegal's border with Guinnea-Bissau.

Hotels in Cap Skiring

Wikipedia Introduction to Cap Skirring

Cap-Skirring.com Web Site

Picture of Cap Skirring Beach

Map Showing the Location of Cap Skirring

See also
Towns and Cities of Senegal
Other Attractions in Senegal
Senegal Travel guide


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