Best Photos near Mauritania - Incl. Desert And Tree, Ouadane Ruins, The French Fort Saganne

• published: 19 Nov 2010
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http://tripwow.tripadvisor.com/tripwow/ta-00b5-4822-8d52?ytv5=1 The best pictures of Mauritania taken by travel bloggers at TravelPod.com the web's premier travel blogging platform. Slideshow created at TripWow.com by TripAdvisor™. Top Pics of Mauritania - "17 Chinguetti." by Bronwen from a blog titled "Mauritania is so sandy!" Excerpt: "We're in Mauritania!! (A year ago we didn't know where it was!) Well it was a lengthy drive through Western Sahara - dull, long straight roads but strangely captivating, the journey being broken by frequent police checkpoints, and stopping to help 2 middle aged Frenchmen in their broken down 2CV with a bump start whilst being " ... - "The mosque at Chinguetti was just exceptional" by Fadhil from a blog titled "The Banc D'Arguin" Excerpt: "This is a space for discussion about Mauritania and its treasures. The banc d'Arguin was beyond my expectations, immensity, the Atlantic Ocean, thousands of nesting birds, pelicans, herons, flamingos, aigrettes, etc... I camped two nights on the beach to be able to fet the feel of the nature there and be able to see the birds" ... - "11 - Adrar Sunrise" by Jeanchristophes from a blog titled "Ouaidane to Nouakchott" Excerpt: "Léon and Xavier were two guys traveling from France to Bamako Mali where they are hoping to sell their 4wd. I met them at the Auberge in Ouadane and as I needed get to Atar they offered to give me a lift. We left Ouadane by the road rather then by the sand dunes. Actually the road was just a dirt track but you could easily get up " ... - "05 Sand Dunes" by Kevandsian from a blog titled "Nouakchott" Excerpt: "Hi Guys, You can read our update on Nouakchott in our entry from St Louis, Senegal. Cheers, K & S" ... - "01 Shipwreck" by Kevandsian from a blog titled "Nouadibou" Excerpt: "Hi Guys, You can read our update on Nouadibou in our entry from St Louis, Senegal. Cheers, K & S" ... - "08 - Desert and Tree" by Jeanchristophes from a blog titled "Chingetti to Ouaidane" Excerpt: "Back in Atar we finally found and settled on a price for a taxi ride to get to the 7th holiest Islamic village; Chinguetti. However we were to loose Antonio, who decided to try his luck at hitching a ride there, as a result I wasn't to see him again for 3 weeks and instead found myself with Jean-Marc clinging to the back of yet " ... - "10 - Desert and Huts" by Jeanchristophes from a blog titled "Chingetti to Ouaidane" - "The French Fort Saganne" by Fadhil from a blog titled "The Banc D'Arguin" - "30 - Ouadane Ruins" by Jeanchristophes from a blog titled "Chingetti to Ouaidane" - "02 What Now?" by Kevandsian from a blog titled "Nouakchott" More from Mauritania at http://www.travelpod.com/travel-blog-country/Mauritania/tpod.html