8 articles to prepare your trip
In the Tagant as well as in Adrar, wildlife is abundant though often nocturnal.
Banc d'Arguin National Park, a national reserve since 1976, was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1989. Spanning 180 kilometers in length, its 12,000 km² surface area encompasses both maritime and terrestrial domains. Just 50 kilometers from the coast, the ocean is only 5 meters deep. PNBA is the ideal location in Mauritanie for **observing wildlife and flora**, especially birds.
A 50 km fossil esker dating back 440 million years, Zarga closes the Warane erg west of Chinguetti and offers a unique window into the Sahara's glacial history.
Guelb Er Richât
In the heart of the Mauritanian Adrâr, Guelb Er Richât unfolds its concentric ridges over more than 40 km. Practical guide to visiting the eye of the Sahara.
Wadane
Ouadâne, a former caravan city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, bears the marks of five centuries of prosperity in the heart of the Mauritanian Sahara. Complete guide to visiting.
Chinguetti
A caravan city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Chinguetti reveals its thousand-year-old ksar, libraries housing ancient manuscripts, and the vastness of Erg Ouarane.
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
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