Hans Rossel Travel Guide - Mauritania
High season is from October to March, at that time about 20 Western overland-jeeps a day cross into Mauritania from Morocco plus the above mentioned charter flights. During the summer months there are almost no tourists (less than 1 overland car a day crosses the border), even in touristy Chinguetti you don’t see any other tourist.

LookLex Travel - Mauritania Mauritania is beyond doubt the most dramatic country in North Africa, and one of the few remaining areas of the world which offers a feeling of medieval lifestyles. Infrastructure of Mauritania is badly developed, except for air services. Yet it is more modern than most African countries.

Africa Guide - Mauritania
Situated in West Africa, Mauritania has borders with Algeria to the northwest, Western Sahara to the North West, Mali to the east and south, Senegal on the southwest and the Atlantic Ocean on the west.

World66 Travel Guide - Mauritania
A unique and fantastic world, welcome to Mauritania, and welcome to the most beautiful desert in Africa with its charming oases. Welcome to the history and the civilization and the historic ancient cities with its special architecture and its libraries which are full of ancient manuscripts

Lonely Planet - Mauritania
Mauritania is venturing through towns blanketed in sand, crossing moon-like plateaus, taking camel treks across dunes, travelling the longest, dustiest train in the world and gazing at ancient Saharan architecture. One thousand-mile stare coming up.

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