The hut opens onto the impluvium courtyard, shared by the campement's nine huts. Inside, a double bed and a single bed under mosquito nets, a private tiled bathroom with toilet and washbasin, running water and solar-powered LED lighting. No air conditioning or TV: it's a traditional hut, not a hotel room.

Half board includes dinner, the night and breakfast, and is charged per person. It's the option for those who spend the day out, visiting or on a pirogue, and come back in the evening for the campement's Diola cooking: yassa, caldou, rice with palm-oil sauce, fish.

The area. Énampore is 25 km from Ziguinchor: about fifteen minutes on paved road, then half an hour on a dirt track. The village is in the heart of the kingdom of Mof Awi, away from the tourist routes.

Things to do from the hut. A visit to the royal site and the sacred groves with a village guide, a fishing trip in a paddle pirogue, an outing to Éloubaline Island. All of these activities can be booked on Senegal Activities.