An UNESCO World Heritage Site, Oualata is one of the four ancient Mauritanian cities, and was once a cornerstone in the trans-Saharan Trade Route as the southern terminus.

Tichit is one of the four ancient Mauritanian cities and is located in the Tagant region. It is rich with vernacular architecture and is known for its date farms.

A group of small mountains on the route from Tichit to Oualata that resemble elephants with outstretched trunks and pillar-like legs.

Stranded Crocodiles For centuries crocodiles have inhabited this area, feeding on catfish and goats, protected from the desert, but isolated from the world. At this attraction, we camp high above them on the top of the mountains to stay out of their wandering way. Coming Soon! We’re working on gathering more images of this attraction.

A Lesser-Known Caravan Town Little is known about this town, but it was used to be a stop on the Saharan trade routes. This little place has some preserved ruins next to Wadis. Coming Soon! We’re working on gathering more images of this attraction.