Wild, majestic and strikingly beautiful, the White Dune is about 30 km from the city of Dakhla on the eastern shore of the lagoon. A place where you can go for a walk, have a picnic around, or simply contemplate the pink flamingos for which it is a favorite spot.
The mystery of the White Dune is further accentuated when high tide makes it an island. This crescent-shaped dune is a must-see for any visitor to Dakhla.
A true jewel of nature! The Sebkha of Imilil is located about 100 km from the city of Dakhla in a singular ecological space, considered as one of the most humid Saharan places in the world. This space characterized by its biological diversity extends over an area of 20 km2.
Its multiple pockets of permanent water are full of fish species that change color, shape and size to adapt to this unique natural environment.
The uniqueness of the Sebkha of Imlili also comes from the fact that its pockets keep their water level in an environment where the rainfall is only a few mm per year.
Legzira is one of the most beautiful beaches in Morocco if not in the world. Located on 8 km of fine sand and about ten km from Sidi Ifni, this beach with splendid arches represents a piece of art sculpted by nature. Also, its magical colors mixing the golden of the sand, the blue of the sea and the ochre of the rock get even more magical at sunset or sunrise.
Thanks to its geographical position, favorable climatic conditions and well-developed infrastructure, the region of Dakhla Oued Eddahab is wonderfully suitable for water sports. In a few years, this region has become a privileged destination for both national and foreign board sports’ fans.
Eldorado of water sports, Dakhla has witnessed the surfing of world-class windsurfers and kite-surfers during international championships. Currently, there are several water sports schools receiving hundreds of sporting tourists each year, to whom individual or group lessons are dispensed.
For adventurers and thrill seekers, there is nothing more exciting than a quad bike ride in the desert. In addition, many itineraries in the region of Dakhla Oued Eddahab were designed to make the visitor travel through the sublime landscapes offered by the region, and make him discover its specificities whether within family, in couple or with friends.
Thanks to their quality and delicious taste, the oysters of Dakhla have made a reputation beyond the national borders.
In recent years, oysters have become a flagship local product of the region of Dakhla where aquaculture farms have developed considerably.
The region holds 50% of the national marine aquaculture production. Oyster lovers will be delighted to discover the parks reserved for these mollusks, cultivated in a favorable environment which gives them a very particular flavor.
You cannot visit the Sahara without tasting tea served according to a typical Saharawi ceremonial in perpetuating rite from generation to generation.
It is more than a simple drink, but a socio-cultural heritage that should be discovered. It stands for a symbol of generosity and hospitality.
Sahrawi tea is prepared by "Al qayam" according to the rule of the three "J": the jamaa (group or assembly), the jamr (ember), the jarr (prolongation). It is served fortified, sweet and without mint.
