Nigéria – Part I
We stopped just before the border to eat, and some police officers approached us near our bikes. They asked Tomas to open his bags. I explained that I am Moroccan, and one of the officers mentioned that he had been to Casablanca. He was friendly and
Guinée Bisaou
After almost two month in Senegal, obtaining my visa in Ziguenchore was a smooth process, with a fee of $40, I went after 6:00 pm called the number in the door and a friendly embassy staff member handed me my visa in just five minutes.I was
Senegal 🇸🇳 – Part II
Upon crossing the border, we encountered Senegalese people blocking the road due to political unrest. Despite the situation, we managed to pass through and eventually stopped at a nearby village for lunch. We were informed that the political situation would continue for the next few days,
Gambia 🇬🇲
I left Kaoulak and headed towards the Gambian border in Farafeni. The weather was hot and humid. Since it was already 5 PM and close to the border, I decided to spend the night there and cross the next day. By 6 PM, the border was
Senegal 🇸🇳
New language, new experiences, new everything! As soon as I stepped off the ferry, I felt the warmth of the Senegalese people. My first night, a Moroccan restaurant owner in Rosso invited me to stay the night in his guest-room, my stay was also an opportunity for me
Mauritanie 🇲🇷
During my first kilometer in Mauritania, I experienced strong winds and sandstorms. However, I enjoyed the view of the desert with the sand blowing against my face. I wasn't sure if visiting Nouhadibo was a good idea, as I would have faced 50 km of headwinds
Morocco
After more than four years of planning and preparing, finally I’m embarking on a journey I have been anticipating for a long time. As a solo traveler on a bike, I will be exploring Africa and its diverse cultures, meeting amazing people and experiencing their way
Who’s Meghylost
I'm Meryem, but I go by "Meghylost" mainly because I often feel lost in life. I'm a 27-year-old who's still trying to find my way in this world. Despite feeling uncertain at times, I embrace the journey and look forward to exploring new opportunities and experiences