Travelling across Gambia/Senegal

>>1218018
Smells like an Ebola and AIDS kind of trip

I'm going to Senegal next month; very excited. Not going to Gambia because of the cost of the visa. No offense to Gambians, but no fucking way am I paying >$100 for the privilege of seeing a river and a beach.
How are you arranging staying with locals? Are you going with some sort of program?
I'll be camping most of the time; does anyone have wild camping tips for senegal?

>>1218396
First month I am going to teach in a local school, I home that in this period I will be able to get propper intel where to stay and all the other stuff. I heard that people are friendly and are willing to take you in for the night, but you have to give them something (I stumbled on t shirts for a few times)

For the next month I am also planning on camping. I hope that my experience from 3 weeks in the army before studying law pay off.

>>1218386
For the first, Ebola is pretty much gone and can be avoided with basic highiene, and for the second, this is why you resist fucking unprotected.

>>1218419

Even then, the HIV rate in Senegal is really low.