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...
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