The Saharan city of Nouakchott was a small fishing village until 1957, when Mauritania attained independence. The new capital city of a young country, Nouakchott has changed quite a bit since the Sixties, with mosques, government buildings, and street markets rising up out of the desert sand. Spread out over land that constantly being encroached upon by massive dunes, and inhabited by a nomadic people that don't keep their tents pitched in one place for very long, the city is always in flux.
Restaurants in Nouakchott
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
We are a tour company that operate tours in Mauritanian and we work hard to save our clients' time and money
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Hello my name is Dahid, I am a guide in Mauritania with 20 years experience, delighted to show you the best of my beautiful country.
5.0 based on 36 reviews
We are a company that works in Mauritania for more than 25 years, We are the first tourism company of the country. The government has awarded us several times the title of model company and we are proud to put our know-how at your service. Our vision is to develop Saharan tourism, intervene in cultural development and act as a relay for all assistance in Mauritania.
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Contemporary art and design, jewelry, fine handicraft. Working directly with local artists, artisans and creators. Monthly exhibitions. A local food market in the garden twice a month. Fair trade.
4.0 based on 10 reviews
A vast wetland has a variety of animals and birds.
I was there with clients for visit and it was fantastic trip we booked a boat for one day we had fantastic time: Fishing and having nice pictures of the birds there later we had delicious lunch in the camp. I really recommend it
4.0 based on 110 reviews
Fishermen return from the sea each evening and sell their fresh catch at this portside fish market.
Loved our trip here, which was put together by Time For Mauritania, who were fantastic. I would thoroughly recommend them and the sight of so many boats returning to the shore after a day’s fishing was incredible. As far as I could see, we were the only tourists when we visited, and although it’s a working port, some locals grill fish on the beach and we were offered to try some. Mauritania is still emerging as a travel destination and has a long way to go, but get there before it becomes too popular !!
4.0 based on 24 reviews
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