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- Western Sahara Western Sahara – Weds 23rd September 2009 We’ve crossed through the High Atlas, Middle Atlas and the Anti Atlas. The mountains are done with us, make way for the desert. The area of land south of Morocco, north of Mauritania and Posted by hilarywh in Western Sahara | Sep 26, 2009
- Dit is een test Nou daar zijn we dan Posted by marcelk in Afrika op en neer | Feb 10, 2007
- Day 15 Nouakchott to Zebrabar, St. louis. Crossed the border from Mauritanie to Senegal which took 5 hours and 125 euro..... Arrived at the Zebrabar campsite very late, but dinner was ready and cold beer was served! [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/ Posted by Dennis78 in Team Driven | Nov 27, 2005
- Day 14 We waited for the tide to lower and drove for a while on the beach. That was really cool, but ufortunately we could not continue because of large rocks and sand. [img=http://www.travell Posted by Dennis78 in Team Driven | Nov 27, 2005
- Day 13 Drove through the Sahara all day. The scenery changed a lot of times, and at the end of the afternoon we had to cross 3 Posted by Dennis78 in Team Driven | Nov 27, 2005
- Day 11 + 12 Left Nouahdhibou around noon and headed for the desert. First fueled up the van and 4 jerrycans and bought loads of water and snacks to last us for 3 days. Drove into the desert for about 3 hours and set up camp Posted by Dennis78 in Team Driven | Nov 27, 2005
- Day 10 Drove from Dahkla(Morocco)to Nouadibou (Mauritanie), Crossed the border, which took us 6 hours! Picked up a guide for the Sahara, named Dahid. Had dinner in a Chinese brothel....... Slept at Camping Abba in Nouadibou [img=http://www.travellerspoint. Posted by Dennis78 in Team Driven | Nov 27, 2005
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