All Country Regions in Mauritania

Explore Adrar in Mauritania for Saharan landscapes, ancient caravan towns, manuscript libraries, oases and journeys across the desert plateau.

Explore Aoukar in Mauritania for ancient Sahelian settlements, Oualata’s painted architecture, desert landscapes and demanding overland journeys.

Assaba offers Kiffa’s bead traditions, Sahelian scenery, inland markets and long-road journeys through south-eastern Mauritania.

Brakna offers southern Mauritania’s river landscapes, Sahelian towns, agricultural communities and cultural history between Aleg and the Senegal River.

Explore Chinguetti in Mauritania for ancient ksar lanes, manuscript libraries, oasis palms and vast Adrar desert landscapes.

Explore Dakhlet Nouadhibou for Atlantic desert landscapes, Nouadhibou’s fishing port, migratory birds and access to Mauritania’s northern coast.

El Hank offers a low-infrastructure Mauritanian encounter shaped by open landscapes, local life and careful desert travel planning.

Explore Gorgol in southern Mauritania for Senegal River landscapes, agricultural communities, Sahelian culture and the market town of Kaédi.

Guidimaka reveals southern Mauritania through Senegal River landscapes, Sahelian villages, market life and the traditions of Soninke and Pulaar communities.

Explore Hodh Ech Chargui in eastern Mauritania for Oualata's painted earth architecture, desert landscapes, pastoral culture and trans-Saharan history.

Hodh El Gharbi reveals Mauritania’s Sahelian landscapes, pastoral traditions and regional towns through slow, carefully planned overland travel.

Iguidi in Mauritania offers remote Saharan dunes, vast silence, star-filled skies and demanding expedition travel far from established tourist infrastructure.

Inchiri introduces visitors to Mauritania's open desert, mining history, rocky plateaux and remote Saharan routes around Akjoujt.

Néma offers a practical gateway to eastern Mauritania’s Sahelian landscapes, historic caravan routes, markets and the wider Hodh Ech Chargui region.

Ouadane offers Mauritania's ancient stone ksar, Saharan landscapes, caravan history and access to the wider geological wonders of the Adrar.

Explore Oualata in Mauritania for painted earthen architecture, Saharan history and a remote UNESCO-listed ksar shaped by trans-Saharan trade.

Explore Tagant in Mauritania for oasis towns, ancient ksour, prehistoric settlements, sandstone plateaux and remote Saharan landscapes.

Explore Tichit in Mauritania for UNESCO-listed ksar architecture, Saharan archaeology, oasis landscapes and a demanding journey across the Tagant plateau.

Explore Tiris Zemmour in northern Mauritania for Sahara landscapes, iron-mining heritage, Kediet ej Jill and the great desert railway.

Explore Trarza in south-west Mauritania for Rosso’s river trade, Diawling’s wetlands, Sahelian landscapes and the cultural meeting point of desert and floodplain.