Mauritania, located at the crossroads of the Maghreb and sub-Saharan Africa, reveals vast expanses of desert and a rich nomadic culture. Chinguetti, a world heritage town, is famous for its ancient libraries and sandstone mosques. The Sahara Desert stretches as far as the eye can see, offering golden sand dunes and secluded oases.
The Atlantic coast of Mauritania, near the town of Nouadhibou, is home to a fascinating natural curiosity called the Banc d’Arguin, where millions of migratory birds converge. The nomadic life of the Moors, with their traditional tents and camel caravans, evokes a centuries-old way of life.
