HELLO
I’m planning to travel to Senegal via Spain, Morocco, Western Sahara, and Mauritania, with Saly by the sea as the final destination (or Dakar if requested).
Looking for a male or female co-driver to share the road expenses, including the crossing.
EXPECTED DATE to be agreed (after Christmas 2026 or early January 2027)
Vehicle: 2022 Dacia, gray, in good condition, with a valid ATA travel carnet until June 2027. FINAL DESTINATION: SENEGAL
If you’re traveling light and easygoing for such a long trip, plan for a minimum of 4 days.
Maximum 2 passengers for the journey.
You can contact me privately.
Best regards,
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After several years of traveling in former French West Africa (impossible today!), with a Patrol, then a Dacia Duster, and now testing a Ford Maverick 4x4 2.7 TDI in preparation, we’d like to form a small group for a trip in 2027 (around late March? To be decided with those interested).

Interested in: - Eastern Morocco? Then Merzouga / Foum Zguid / Moroccan coast and Western Sahara, - Mauritania: Nouadhibou, Choum, Atar, Tidjikja, Tichitt, and surrounding areas, then possibly heading down to the Senegalese border to see if we can go further.
We’re a retired couple, both 69 years old, passionate about photography, wildlife, and archaeology. Feel free to reach out—suggestions are welcome!

Interested in: - Eastern Morocco? Then Merzouga / Foum Zguid / Moroccan coast and Western Sahara, - Mauritania: Nouadhibou, Choum, Atar, Tidjikja, Tichitt, and surrounding areas, then possibly heading down to the Senegalese border to see if we can go further.
We’re a retired couple, both 69 years old, passionate about photography, wildlife, and archaeology. Feel free to reach out—suggestions are welcome!
We're leaving by car on January 5th for Saint-Louis, Senegal. On the itinerary: the Aéropostale stopovers, Banc d'Arguin National Park, Diawling Park, and Saint-Louis. We have one seat available for the outbound trip and two for the return around January 25th. Sharing road expenses. If you're interested, leave me a message.
Marc
I frequently travel to Mauritania by car.
I’m offering to take you along on my next trip.
I provide the car as well as cover road expenses (fuel, tolls, ferry), plus accommodation in Mauritania.
You’ll be responsible for a few meals on the road, the Mauritanian visa, and your return flight (from 300 to 500 € depending on the season).
Hi everyone,
I’m setting off in my old 4x4 for a north-to-south crossing of Africa this November. I’ll start in Mauritania and make my way to Senegal.
My 4x4 is prepped for the journey.
Get in touch if you’d like to see if we can set off together.
See you soon.
Jean Baptiste.
I’m proposing to team up for two weeks in Mauritania in February.
Round-trip flight Paris/Nouakchott with RAM is around 500 €. Departure around 28/01, return around 13/02.
On the ground, I’m organizing a grand tour of Mauritania with a guide I know who’s very reliable. We’ll be in a 4x4, alternating between bivouacs and small hostels. A really diverse itinerary. The circuit price is a maximum of 1200 €. Mauritanian visa: 55 €.
I already know Mauritania—it’s a low-tourism, safe, and friendly country. A chance to discover a real desert with real nomads! However, the ‘hotel’ services are basic! So I’m looking for adaptable travel companions, easy-going, and preferably with a good sense of humor.
I’m in the senior age range, but I’ve got nothing against younger folks 😊.
If you’d like to share this amazing adventure, get in touch with me.
Round-trip flight Paris/Nouakchott with RAM is around 500 €. Departure around 28/01, return around 13/02.
On the ground, I’m organizing a grand tour of Mauritania with a guide I know who’s very reliable. We’ll be in a 4x4, alternating between bivouacs and small hostels. A really diverse itinerary. The circuit price is a maximum of 1200 €. Mauritanian visa: 55 €.
I already know Mauritania—it’s a low-tourism, safe, and friendly country. A chance to discover a real desert with real nomads! However, the ‘hotel’ services are basic! So I’m looking for adaptable travel companions, easy-going, and preferably with a good sense of humor.
I’m in the senior age range, but I’ve got nothing against younger folks 😊.
If you’d like to share this amazing adventure, get in touch with me.
After swapping our Patrol for a Duster, we’re planning a trip to Morocco to test the off-road capabilities of this new vehicle—and if we’re happy with it, we might push on to Mauritania.
We’re a retired couple used to this kind of trip, and we’ll be leaving around late February 2025...
Our passions: off-the-beaten-path travel, photography, wildlife, prehistory, and meeting locals.
Looking for one or two other crews with similar interests...
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