El Argoub to Aousserd: road guide

El Argoub is a commune north of Dakhla, on the long peninsula of the deep south — a settlement where the desert meets the great sebkha, the white salt flats that stretch inland from the Atlantic, and where the roads that connect the southern cities pass on their way to the regional capital.

Dakhla Bay is a Ramsar wetland as well as a water-sport destination. This field session starts with a tide chart from a current source, then an authorised guide selects a public observation point to compare flats, channels and wind exposure. Binocular use and distance matter more than a species tally; no roost, nest or rare-bird coordinate is stored. The guide also explains how boats, oyster production and sport share the bay, keeping conservation inside the economic landscape.

A producer or restaurant tasting centred on declared lagoon shellfish, preparation style and cold-chain information.

A Dakhla downwind event is a specialist wind-sport product built around road safety, rescue, equipment, camps, transfers and changing conditions.

Authorized daylight road-based ecology trips with check-in, fuel and no wildlife-approach promise.

A six-stop itinerary that turns Dakhla's famous names into different ways of knowing the landscape. City and peninsula orientation establish geography; a Ramsar field session teaches tide; PK25 builds wind literacy; an oyster host explains production; Foum El Bouir reads Atlantic surf; Imlili closes only as an authorised buffer expedition. The remote final stop may be replaced by an indoor conservation session without breaking the itinerary.