Direction the oyster park a few kilometers from the city of Dakhla, for a guided visit followed by a good meal at the local restaurant facing the sea. On the menu: fresh oysters, tajines of mussels and other seafood, and all kinds grilled fish from the region.

The Imlili wetland is about 100 km south of the city of Dakhla towards Mauritania. The road is perfectly straight across desert plains and some ghost villages.

There doesn't seem to be any sign to indicate which track to take, he goes there at random. It's hard to imagine that in such an arid area there could be water holes.

As soon as we put our feet in the water, they are happy to tickle our feet and get rid of our dead skin. It surprises! They are quite voracious little ones, nothing to do with pedicure fish from Thai beauty salons.

Dramatic cliffs flowing into the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean greet us, before revealing this wild cove with white sand and crystal clear waters. Puerto Rico Beach is a favorite spot for migratory birds, and its rock formations and deserted lighthouse give it the air of the Galapagos Islands.

An excursion to Dakhla is not complete without a visit to the famous white dune. The 20-minute track by the bay offers extraordinary wild landscapes that strangely remind us of the lunar landscapes of the altiplano in South America. It's magic !

A white sand dune shaped by the wind rises like that in the middle of the bay forming its own lagoon with miles and a tint of blue and green.

From the top of the white dune, the perfectly clear 360 ° view reveals the majesty of the site. Flamingos roam the sandbanks while thousands of fiddler crabs pile up at the water's edge. Completely surrounded by water at high tide, the white dune is only accessible by boat or "downwind" kite, an unforgettable experience for experienced kitesurfers.

To treat yourself to a good session of natural massage therapy with jets of sulphurous hot water that emanate from the natural thermal spring Asmaa.These are known for their benefits for the skin, respiratory disorders and bones. It stinks of rotten egg but it feels good for our sore muscles with the Kitesurfing course you probably had the day before.

Located 8 km from Dakhla, the ostrich farm is owned by an industrialist from the region who, by passion, wants to relocate them in semi-freedom. With a variant size between 2 and 3 meters, the population of 460 ostriches that inhabit the park, built in 2005, is partitioned by age. The older ones are separated from the public by a fence while the little thumbs are parked in habitats in the form of a greenhouse.