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CLICK FOR INTERACTIVE MAPCamping du Roi Bedouin.: Dawra - Possibly the middle of nowhere !!!!
pfsmalo Says: A pleasant surprise to find this campground in what is virtually, the "middle of nowhere".Luc and Martine, a Belgian couple have been running this place for...
earthflyer Says: Western Sahara and Morocco are pretty much one country these days and you can travel all the way down to the Mauritania border. As far i am aware you don't need...
Pieter11 Says: Although there are definitely some places where you can see the typical "Sahara-sanddunes" in Western Sahara, the biggest part is covered with so called...
Pieter11 Says: Like all places in Tarfaya, its beach is a very special place as well. Just to the north of the town you'll find a large sandy area that is definitely worth a...
-: Souvenir-shopping: the easy way
Pieter11 Says: Morocco is known for its fantastic artwork and is a great place for souvenir-shopping. Basically there are only two disadvantages about souvenir-shopping in...
Pieter11 Says: Walking along the "boulevard" of Tarfaya is a real treat for your imagination. Just like the boulevards in touristic places there is a blue sky above you, a...
Pieter11 Says: Tarfaya is a strange town. Strange for its surroundings, for its seaside, for its atmosphere, but also for simple things like the things you see in the town...
Tarfaya: Antoine de St-Exupéry
Pieter11 Says: In the first decades of the 20th century, France had a lot of colonies in especially West-Africa. Since good connections and good communication became more...
Pieter11 Says: Officially the small town of Tarfaya is not in Western Sahara, but in Morocco. Officially Western Sahara doesn't even exist actually, but Tarfaya is just north...
Pieter11 Says: The mainattraction of Dchira is the Spanish Fort, or actually the ruins of the Spanish Fort. This was the base that was attacked by the Liberation Army of...
Pieter11 Says: When you are on your way to Dchira, you will get a good view of what the real Sahara looks like. It is not all the big pile of sand that most people think of,...
Pieter11 Says: When you drive into the desert straight towards the east Laayoune you'll end up in the tiny goast-town Dchira. There is a small road leading there along a dry...
Most people who visit Western Sahara are on their way to Mauritania or tropical Africa. So we were, only we travelled from the south to the north. Along the route of about 900 KM we saw desert and......
[A people] who never enjoy fresh water And whom the grass of the fields inadequately supplies, A country you may say ill disposed to bear any fruit, Where the birds consume iron in their bellies, A......
Western Sahara is probably the most empty place I have ever been. One can drive for miles without seeing a soul except in Laayoune and Dakhla. Whilst along the coast in the northern parts you get...
In the season 1987/1988 I worked as Hotel Manager on the MS Orient Express on the route Canary Islands and Morocco. Our ship got only authorisation to get into the Agadir harbour when also serving...
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