Cheap Flights to Nouadhibou (NDB)
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dealchecker’s guide to Nouadhibou
The city of Nouadhibou is Mauritania's second largest city and the commercial centre of the country. Situated on a peninsula known as Cap Blanc, the city is just a mile from the border with Western Sahara. You will find hotels in Nouadhibou based near to the airport and in the city centre too.
Flights to Nouadhibou
There are seven airlines offering cheap Nouadhibou flights from Nouakchott, the country's capital. If you're looking for cheap flights to Nouadhibou from the UK, you will need to travel from Paris or Marseilles and transfer along the way. As there are no direct cheap Nouadhibou flights mainland Europe either you will first need to fly into Nouakchott and catch an onward service from there.
Getting around Nouadhibou
The city centre is very compact and can be walked around in less than half an hour, so it's not necessary to use public transport or to seek out Nouadhibou car hire to make the most of it. If you do need to venture further afield, there are plenty of taxis which are inexpensive to use, or crowded trains which travel from one city to another.
What to see in Nouadhibou
The daily street markets are one of the most popular attractions, offering all sorts of things to buy. Don't miss the national park on the tip of the peninsula, which is home to Mediterranean Monk Seals, or the small fishing harbour with typical Senegalese boats. Divers will love seeing all the shipwrecks and you may even see some from the beaches.