 Western Sahara Travel Blogs, Photos, Accommodation, Reviews, Forum |
AfricaAntarcticaAsiaCentral America CaribbeanEuropeMiddle EastNorth AmericaOceaniaSouth AmericaOceans and SeasWestern Sahara
Background: Morocco virtually annexed the northern two-thirds of Western Sahara (formerly Spanish Sahara) in 1976, and the rest of the territory in 1979, following Mauritania's withdrawal. A guerrilla war with the Polisario Front contesting Rabat's sovereignty ended in a 1991 UN-brokered cease-fire; a UN-organized referendum on final status has been repeatedly postponed.
Links: Western Sahara Travel Blogs (all) | Western Sahara Travel Photos | Western Sahara Travel Forum | Hotels in Western Sahara | Western Sahara Facts | Map of Western Sahara
Areas in : North (8) | South (12)
July 3rd 2009 Africa » Western Sahara » South » Dakhla
So Laayoune ended up being a great city at night Streets were full of people. Food and Coffee were cheap (3 course meal was about dollars? good coffee was 50 cents). Lots of fruit and amazingly col ... [full story]
So Laayoune ended up being a great city at night Streets were full of people. Food and Coffee were cheap (3 course meal was about dollars? good coffee was 50 cents). Lots of fruit and amazingly col ... [full story]
July 2nd 2009 Africa » Western Sahara » North » Laayoune
Well: not too much exciting stuff has happened. Got my visa for Mauritania in Rabat after lots of politics. Had a good time in Rabat but then spent almost 24 hours in Transit to make my way to Laayo ... [full story]
Well: not too much exciting stuff has happened. Got my visa for Mauritania in Rabat after lots of politics. Had a good time in Rabat but then spent almost 24 hours in Transit to make my way to Laayo ... [full story]
May 22nd 2009 Africa » Western Sahara » South
So I didn’t go to Laayoune after all, as I went straight through on the bus to Dakhla. It took 16+ hours and was uneventful except for the numerous police checkpoints. Also this fruit vendor, Ab ... [full story]
So I didn’t go to Laayoune after all, as I went straight through on the bus to Dakhla. It took 16+ hours and was uneventful except for the numerous police checkpoints. Also this fruit vendor, Ab ... [full story]
 |
Western Sahara
Map of Western Sahara
Western Sahara's FlagBlogging Western Sahara
