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I haven’t been back to Senegal or Mauritania in a good fifteen years, so I imagine a lot has changed.

My trip starts in Dakar. I’ll head up to Saint-Louis, then cross into Mauritania. Drive to Nouakchott, take the track along the beach and Banc d'Arguin, then Nouadhibou and on to Morocco.

I’m looking for some info on administrative formalities, permits, visas, etc., regarding:

- Crossing the Senegal-Mauritania border at Diama (I’m in a car) - Crossing Banc d'Arguin - Exiting Mauritania at Guerguerat and entering Morocco

Thanks for any tips...

Hello everyone! 🙂

No wonder Tangier has inspired so many artists, writers, painters, and musicians… The "Pearl of the North" will be the first stop on a 12-day journey that will take us through Rabat, Fez, and Meknes.

This is my 15th trip to Morocco, and I’d never been to Tangier before! A round-trip flight from Carcassonne for just 55 € sealed the deal, and here we are, landing two hours later.

Four medinas, four perspectives—an enchantment that remains untouched. Once again, Richard and I will combine our viewpoints in a travel journal, sharing them with you—his through words, mine through images.

Pfffffff Je cherche en vain des idées d'excursion à Tanger (maroc) et Palamos (Espagne) Pour Tanger +ou-3 heure d'escale et Palamos 8 heures Y a t'il vraiment des choses à voir????? Merci Nous partons du 3 au 10 novembre en croisière Quant à la météo!!!!!