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Mauritania 🇲🇷 is home to the second largest

Mauritania 🇲🇷 is home to the second largest camel 🐪 market in ALL Africa!!

On our last day in the country, we drove back to Nouakchott and made the mandatory stop at this camel market. Absolutely crazy to be surrounded by hundreds of camels 😅

If you’re traveling to Mauritania 🇲🇷 this is one of the many cool and unique experiences to have there.

👉 If you have Mauritania 🇲🇷 on your bucket list but never had the courage to go for it, 2024 is your year!! DM me if you’re interested in traveling there. The exact same tour I took is happening in September 2024 and I’m telling you you can’t miss this opportunity! Besides being one of the most affordable tours to Mauritania 🇲🇷 with EVERYTHING included, its counts with the best local team and best tour leader you could ask for. Don’t miss your chance!

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We drank water from a goats 🐐 carcass 😳 Dis

We drank water from a goats 🐐 carcass 😳

Disclaimer: no goats were harmed in this video 😅

On our third day in Mauritania 🇲🇷 we traveled to Agrour to visit some cave paintings. While waiting, Daniel saw a goats carcass that locals use as fridges to keep the water fresh and protected from the sand of the desert, and had the brilliant idea that we should all try it 🫣

At first I said no (because I have a weak stomach and last thing I needed was to get the sh*** while on this tour), but one by one everyone from the group gave a sip and tried it, so I was easily convinced by the peer pressure and I did it too 😅 here for the experience so why not?

Mauritania was a super cool country to visit and I had so many experiences and did so many things for the first time, things I NEVER thought would do. And honestly had the time of my life on this trip and I would do it all over again.

If you’re interested in visiting Mauritania 🇲🇷, there’s a tour in September 2024 with the exact same experiences I had on this trip. My dms are open for any questions 🫶

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MAURITANIA 🇲🇷 VLOG 4 ✨ If you’re readin

MAURITANIA 🇲🇷 VLOG 4 ✨

If you’re reading this, thank you for watching my video and welcome to my page 🥰 I share all my travels here from daily vlogs on my trips to how much it all costs, solo female travel advice all kinds of travel tips that you need!

I took a 1 week trip to Mauritania 🇲🇷 so this is vlog 4 from a series of 7. Expect some Mauritania content coming out daily over the next few days, and right after that all content on my Southeast Asia trip I’m currently on 🙌👊

Mauritania 🇲🇷 is a super off the beaten path country and I had the absolute best experience visiting the country. If you are interested in visiting, may leave a comment or dm me because there’s a super cool tour you can do next year!

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MAURITANIA 🇲🇷 VLOG 3 ✨ At this point I do

MAURITANIA 🇲🇷 VLOG 3 ✨

At this point I don’t know what else to say except I love this country and that this week in Mauritania 🇲🇷 was full of surprises and incredible moments that I will never forget.

What we did on day 3:
👉 Explored Chinguetti, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
👉 Visited one of the last 5 libraries in Chinguetti that hold manuscripts some with more than 700 years
👉 Saw a camel 🐪 caravan
👉 Visited Ouadane
👉 Had lunch in a tent and ATE CAMEL MEAT for the first time
👉 Drank water from a goats carcass 😅
👉 Saw cave paintings in Agrour
👉 watched another magical sunset
👉 took a local taxi for the first time in Mauritania

I will never be able to fully express how beautiful this trip was and how underrated this country is. Please, do me and yourself a favor and go experience it yourself! I promise you will NOT regret it

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On our first night in Mauritania 🇲🇷 we got t

On our first night in Mauritania 🇲🇷 we got to sleep under the stars ✨ in the middle of nowhere of the Sahara desert. It was magical!

I had no idea this was even part of the tour 😅 we arrived at the place where we were camping and went up this giant dune. When we got back down our local team had the camp all set up for us and I love it so much 😍

We had dinner under the stars, lots of tea (as usual), went on a night walk in the dunes and ended the night in our little tents from where I could see the entire sky full of stars ✨

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This is THE IRON ORE TRAIN in Mauritania 🇲🇷

This is THE IRON ORE TRAIN in Mauritania 🇲🇷

It is considered to be one of the longest trains in the world with about 2,5km of open wagons carrying the iron ore from Zouérat all the way to Nouadhibou.

The iron ore train is also one of the worlds MOST DANGEROUS trains to ride, as you jump on top of it and ride it on an open wagon full of iron ore for a total of 18h!! And of course because of that you have some crazy people (like me 😅) who see in this a great story to tell and an Amazing life experience!

This was for sure the CRAZIEST thing I have ever done, probably the hardest too, but I would do it all over again.

Is this in your bucket list? Would you ride the Iron Ore train? Let me know 😅

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MAURITANIA 🇲🇷 VLOG 2 On our second day in t

MAURITANIA 🇲🇷 VLOG 2

On our second day in this country this is what we did:

👉 Woke up in a tent in the middle of the Sahara desert

👉 Had delicious crepes for breakfast made by our local chef that traveled with us the entire week

👉 Drove on top of the jeep in the desert

👉 Stopped by a remote village and got to meet some locals, have lots of tea and play a game with goats bones 🙃

👉 Got our car stuck in the sand

👉 Found a secret Oasis in the desert in Terjit

👉 Went for a swim in a weird tank in the Oasis of Terjit

👉 Had a picnic lunch in the Oasis

👉 Watched a magical sunset from the top of a dune

👉 Spent the night in Chinguetti

If you didn’t watch vlog 1 from this series go to my page and you will find it easily.

And if you have any interest in traveling to Mauritania 🇲🇷 let me know - I have THE BEST travel experience for you in 2024 🙌🙌

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