Climbing Ben Amera, the second tallest granite monolith in the Sahara of Mauritania, standing at 560 meters above sea level. It was one of the most breathtaking and incredible experiences of our lives.
Traverse of the Tenoumer Crater Ridge on a remarkable hike through the Sahara’s meteorite impact zone, uncovering a rare geological wonder.
Matmata, a remote guelta, is home to the last Nile Crocodiles of the Sahara. Discover how these ancient reptiles endure in the desert's hidden oases, providing a rare glimpse into the Sahara’s once-lush, thriving past.
Explore Akreijit, a key site in Mauritania's Dhar Tichitt region, where ancient ruins and rock art reveal the legacy of a thriving Neolithic society.
Aoudaghost, the lost economic hub in the Sahara. Uncover the mysteries of this ancient city in a journey through time and history.
Tichit, one of the most fascinating ancient town of the Sahara in Mauritania, a medieval trading settlement UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Oasis of El Berbera, a palm grove nestled in a canyon growing out of a water source in the Sahara Desert of Mauritania.
Ksar el Barka is an archeological site of a caravan town in the Sahara of Mauritania, founded in 1690 as a caravanserai by the Kunta tribe.
Exploring Mauritania driving through the Adrar Region in the Sahara Desert and take the iron ore train to the Atlantic coast.
The colourful Port de Pêche in Nouakchott. The iconic fishing port where hundreds of pirogues bring their daily catch back to shore.
Port Artisanal, the most crowded port of Nouadhibou in Mauritania. An independent harbour full of motorized pirogues ready to fish in one of the richest fisheries in the country.
Chinguetti is a ksar, a medieval trading center in northern Mauritania, located on the Adrar Plateau east of Atar, known for its desert libraries.
