Western Sahara

About Western Sahara

Western Sahara spans Atlantic coast, Saharan dunes, and nomadic culture in disputed territory.

Wonderful Tourist Locations

Must-see destinations and iconic landmarks in Western Sahara.

Dakhla Lagoon

Kitesurfing paradise on the Atlantic.

Smara

Historic desert oasis town.

Aousserd Region

Remote Saharan landscapes and dunes.

Top Restaurants in Western Sahara

Famous dining destinations, local flavours, and must-try culinary experiences.

Moroccan-Sahrawi

Restaurant La Corniche

Laayoune

In Laayoune, La Corniche serves Moroccan-Sahrawi cuisine with Atlantic seafood and tagines in the territory's largest city. Business travelers and residents gather here for Western Sahara's most polished dining. The region's premier restaurant.

Moroccan

Café Marocain

Dakhla

In Dakhla's lagoon district, Café Marocain offers Moroccan tea, fresh fish, and Sahrawi specialties with waterfront views. Kitesurfers and travelers refuel here after exploring the bay. Western Sahara's most popular casual dining spot.

Sahrawi

Sahrawi Tea House

Laayoune

Traditional Sahrawi tea ceremonies accompany simple meals of couscous, grilled camel, and dates in family tents and community gatherings across the territory. This hospitality ritual defines Western Saharan culinary culture. The region's most authentic dining experience.