L'oeil du désert - Mauritanie Voyages
Meaningful travel experiences
Tailor-made journeys in Mauritania: desert, ocean, river, and authentic encounters
CEO / Founder of the agency / French-speaking guide
Sid Ahmed El Mah
“Deeply connected to my country and passionate about astronomy, I have been working as a French-speaking guide with Mauritanian and French travel agencies since 1998. Later, I founded the agency Oeil du Désert – Mauritania Voyages. I am delighted to help you discover my country, its endless landscapes, and its vibrant traditions. Every day, I will share with you the soul of Mauritania, with joy and pride.”


Our Tours
Landscapes and People…
“Traveling in Mauritania means entering a world of contrasting landscapes and ancient cultures. You will discover the Sahara Desert, the dunes and rocky plateaus of the Adrar region, the caravan cities, the wild shores of the Atlantic Ocean, the legendary desert train, refreshing oases, and the Senegal River valley, a natural gateway to the Sahel. We offer you an authentic immersion, bringing you close to both the people and the landscapes of this remarkable country.”

The Desert: Adrar, Tagant, and the Desert Train
“A mix of dunes, oases, and rocky plateaus; exploration of caravan cities, picturesque villages, the mysterious Guelb El Richat, and nomadic culture…”

The Ocean: The Banc d’Arguin
“Banc d’Arguin National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, between dunes and ocean, a sanctuary for migratory birds, and home to the Imraguen fishermen…”

The Senegal River
“Diawling National Park, in the regions of Brakna, Assaba, and Gorgol: villages with colorful markets, meeting the Peul, Soninké, and Haratine peoples…”
Why Choose Us
A Qualified Team
“Our local team includes guides, drivers, camel handlers, and cooks, all chosen for their expertise and professionalism.”
True Expertise
“A local agency with expertise in Mauritania, nomadic culture, and astronomy.”
A Fair Price
“Thanks to our years of experience and our network of partners, we offer fair and equitable pricing.”



