5 articles to prepare your trip
Tagant is a land of contrasts: Sahel and Sahara. It's a mountainous region located in central Mauritanie, 400 km as the crow flies from the city of Nouakchott, which sits on the Atlantic coast.
Coming from the west, after crossing the endless regs outlined with ribbon-like sand of the Inchiri, then the scattered massifs of the Amsaga, the Adrar distinguishes itself by towering, sheer cliffs that stretch
704 kilometres of Sahara in 20 hours aboard a 2.5 km-long mineral convoy, between Zouérat and Nouadhibou, best combined with Adrar via Choum.
Capital built from nothing in 1958, a fishing port where 2,000 pirogues unload each evening, and the Senegal River delta at Diawling: Mauritania's gateway.
200 km of Atlantic coast where the Sahara meets the ocean, a refuge for millions of migratory birds and home to the Imraguen fishermen with their traditional sailing vessels.
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