What the Hell is a Tagine? Morocco
In the evening we went to our favourite restaurant to have one of the most famous Moroccan dishes: Tagine.
A Rainy Night in the Desert; Erg Chebbi, Morocco
Later in the afternoon it started raining heavily. We met 3 Germans, father and 2 sons, who planned to have their night out in a tent in the dunes.
China in Morocco – Souvenir Sellers
There is another hair-rising pass we had to conquer the Tizi n’ Tazazert with 2283 m. Very few of this odd tourist species go there.
Moroccan Roads
The road was winding its way through traditional villages, where the inhabitants did even not dare to feed their goats with used plastic bags, desert landscape and fantastic geological phenomena.
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Creative Driving in Nouakchott, Mauritania
We arrived in Nouakchott. Immediately they integrated us into their social system for traffic regulations.
Sorry, But All Seems to be About Borders; Rosso, Mauritania
On 13.10. we started our adventure to the far, far north, with the first destination being Mauritania. For days Monika was having nightmares about the border crossing we have to take.
Who Needs Tourists in Senegal?
Cap Skirring, the ultimate tropical beach paradise in Senegal. When we arrived it was pretty quiet.
Socializing With the Uniformed Locals; Guinea Bissau
At the border the Senegalese guys were efficient. They didn’t want anything.
Senegalese Border – No Problem
From Kayes we moved on towards the Senegalese border. Lots of Malian trucks were on the road which was more or less ok.
World Class Accommodation; Kayes, Mali
Of course, in Kayes we had to lodge in the historic Railway hotel.