Discover Mauritania
Discover Mauritania eVisa Guide & Travel Tips to Explore This Hidden African
Why Discover Mauritania?
Discover Mauritania is one of Africa’s best-kept secrets—home to ancient caravan cities, majestic Saharan dunes, and untouched Atlantic coastlines. Whether you’re a cultural explorer, off-road adventurer, or nature lover, Mauritania offers unforgettable experiences.
Top attractions include:
- Chinguetti & Ouadane: UNESCO-listed medieval cities
- Adrar Plateau: Desert landscapes and cave paintings
- Terjit Oasis: Palm-filled valleys and natural springs
- The Iron Ore Train: The longest and toughest train journey in the world
- Banc d’Arguin: Coastal national park teeming with birds
How to Apply for the Mauritania eVisa
Mauritania now offers a convenient eVisa application process for travelers from most countries.
Steps to Apply:
- Go to the official eVisa site:
https://evisa.immigration.gov.mr - Create an account and complete your profile.
- Upload required documents:
- Passport copy (valid for 6+ months)
- Passport-style photo
- Travel details (hotel booking or tour confirmation)
- Pay online using a credit or debit card.
- Wait 3–5 days for approval. You’ll receive your eVisa via email.
- Print your eVisa and bring it with you upon arrival.
Note: You can also obtain a visa on arrival, but the eVisa is faster and more secure.
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Alt Text: Terjit oasis, a palm-lined valley in the Mauritanian desert
How to Get to Mauritania
By Air:
- Direct international flights land in Nouakchott (NKC) and Nouadhibou (NDB)
- Carriers include: Air France, Turkish Airlines, Royal Air Maroc, Air Senegal
By Land:
- From Morocco: Via the Guerguerat border
- From Senegal: Cross the Rosso bridge or Diama dam
- From Mali: Enter through Gogui or Nioro (check safety updates)
Getting Around:
- Domestic Transport: Shared taxis, minibuses, or private 4x4s
- Best for remote areas: Hire a local guide and driver
Top Travel Tips
- Safety: Avoid border zones with Mali. Travel with a guide outside cities.
- Language: Arabic and French are official; guides often speak English.
- Currency: Mauritanian Ouguiya (MRU). Cash is king.
- Dress: Modest clothing is respectful and recommended.
Plan With Local Experts
Make the most of your visit by connecting with trusted, licensed guides.
Bouh El Hadrami Tours in Nouadhibou offers:
- Custom desert expeditions
- Guided city tours
- Train journeys and camel treks
Contact for info: (+22237026976)
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Alt Text: Aerial view of Banc d’Arguin National Park, Mauritania coastline
Final Word: Why You Should Visit Mauritania Now
Mauritania is raw, real, and refreshingly crowd-free. With its simple eVisa system, improved access, and deep cultural roots, now is the perfect time to explore its magic. From stargazing over Saharan dunes to wandering ancient libraries, your Mauritanian journey will be like no other.
Apply for your eVisa today and begin your journey to Africa’s desert jewel.