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Beautiful views, exotic, tasty one pot meals, strong tea, and call to prayer rings everywhere.
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Bad smells from the garbage, goats and donkeys in the town centre, heat
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Fills in a decent part of the West African map effortlessly.
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sachara Says: The distances in Mauritania are enormous, the condition of the roads is often bad and many towns are not reachable by paved road. So most people fly. Air...
sachara Says: Kiffa in the south of Mauritania is famous for its colourful glass beads, the so-called Kiffa beads. The ancient Kiffa beads can be traced back for almost 1000...
Auberge ''le phare du desert": Tidjikja, in a nomad tent or cabin
sachara Says: After we had a bushcamp between the Malinese border and Kiffa during our first night in Mauritania, it was nice to find this auberge in Tidjikja. There are some...
Mauritanian Visa at Moroccan/Mauritanian Border
rplumado Says: I just crossed the border on November 5th, 2010 from Morocco to Mauritania. It is not possible to get visa and they will not stamp your passport without one. I...
Le Phare du Desert.: Kiffa - Better than some.
pfsmalo Says: I couldn't really recommend this place to anyone, but the trouble is there's nothing else for a couple of hundred kms. and I've already tried that!!! Another...
Restaurant El Behdja.: Nouakchott - If you need a beer!!!!!
pfsmalo Says: This a great place to eat. Good food, a great choice of music and to top it off, they have beer. In this essentially "dry" country beer does wonders for the...
Auberge Jeloua.: Nouakchott - Olivia's 2nd place.
pfsmalo Says: The 2nd time I passed through Nouakchott, the Menata was full, so Olivia, the French owner suggested her other place, the Auberge Jeloua. Although quite a bit...
Gare du Nord - No, not the one in Paris.
pfsmalo Says: About 150 kms from Boulanoir, on the way to Nouakchott is the only real rest stop on this road. Called the "Gare du Nord" it is worth stopping, if only for a...
Auberge Lebjawi.: Boulanoir - Another "best of a bad lot"
pfsmalo Says: One of the big problems with crossing the Morocco/Mauritanian border is the fact that on the Moroccan side the post closes between 13.00h - 15.00h. As it takes...
pfsmalo Says: Once again, it has to be stressed how important it is to have a good guide when needed, one who knows the terrain, especially here in Mauritania. We took this...
Hotel El'Ayoun.: Ayoun el Atrous Not really a recommendation but...
pfsmalo Says: I could never class this as recommended, but in this part of Mauritania between Nouakchott and Mali it's the only place where we found a clean sheet. The big...
Nouakchott to El Ayoun - "Route de l'Espoir"
pfsmalo Says: This is the road to take if you're on the way to Mali. After the initial sand dunes after leaving Nouakchott there really is not much to see or do along this...
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