Flights to Western Sahara

Western Sahara is a region located in the northwest of the African continent. Until 1975, the area was governed by Spain, and then it was occupied by Morocco and Mauritania. Western Sahara is located to the west of the Sahara Desert and is largely a desert region.

Approximately 500,000 people live in the region, and the official language is Arabic. Western Sahara's economy is based on activities such as fishing and phosphate mining. Agriculture, animal husbandry, and tourism are also other important sectors. Western Sahara is a region that attracts tourists with its natural beauty, desert landscapes, historical remnants, and traditional culture.

Local cuisine in the region is prepared with local spices, meat, fish, vegetables, and grains. The most popular Western Sahara dishes include couscous (a wheat dish), tagine (spicy meat dish), zaalouk (eggplant salad), and harira (spicy chickpea soup).

Tourists coming to Western Sahara can reach the region from the main airports of countries such as Morocco, Algeria, and Spain. Transportation in the region is generally provided by car or truck, and activities such as safaris, hiking, and horseback riding trips in the desert attract tourists. Additionally, traditional camping areas in Tifariti, and traditional handicrafts such as pottery and weaving are popular places for tourists.