Introducing The Adrar
Here is the jewel in Mauritania’s crown. North of the country, the Adrar boasts exceptional natural wonders and distinctive cultural sights. There are the ancient Saharan towns of Chinguetti and Ouadâne, mighty sand dunes that look sculpted by an artist, mellow oases where you can unwind under a Moorish tent, and grandiose basaltic plateaus. Camel rides, trekking routes and even hot-air ballooning are on offer. For desert aficionados, the Adrar is simply a must.
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Last updated: Feb 17, 2009
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RE: Morocco (Western Sahara) and Mauritania
by comicmonster 04 October 2010
Hello everyone: first of all thanks for your answers. What we would like to do is, on the one hand, yes, get used to dunes (with this…
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Mauritania
by Giora 28 August 2007
Hi, I was recently in Mauritania for 2 weeks, travelling on a tight budget and by public transport so I can give you a bit of insight.…
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