WESTERN SAHARA to MAURITANIA: from Dakhla to the most dangerous border of the world // EPS.2

[@versatrade1]

Love Morocco and her people. In my next trip to Morocco, I will venture in your way to Dakhla, looks very impressive. Enjoyed your journey across Africa. Good luck! and safe trip

[@daviroza4700]

Dakhla is occupied Western Sahara 🇪🇭

[@daviroza4700]

This is Western Sahara 🇪🇭 not Morocco

[@daviroza4700]

They are illegal Moroccan settlers

[@XxmhamedxX]

​@@daviroza4700let me ask you a little question. Who was ruling before the Spanish and the French came?

[@gregreynolds391]

Really glad that young people like yourself are venturing forth and getting out there. Great video, safe travels!

[@vlogginginsider7946]

Shout out from philipines Amezing vedeo.thank you for sharing your expedation....i feel travel in europ too.when i see this vedio

[@khalilibrahim4889]

Welcome to my dear City Dakhla 🇲🇦❤️

[@daviroza4700]

Dakhla is Western Sahara 🇪🇭

[@daviroza4700]

Use this flag 🇪🇭🇪🇭🇪🇭💪

[@a.e.e.a2381]

​@@daviroza4700Kouloughlis have tears and we have the reality 😂😂 Dakhla will remain Moroccan forever 🇲🇦💪🏼❤️

[@FERRYKANA]

Yes, good sound ! I can sit and relax watching the video now. Thanks for sharing !

[@philip5798]

Great work, loving it! Watching from South Africa.

[@MrBenfru]

Awesome thanks for sharing your adv. great filming. Great background music. Keep on posting. 👍

[@antoniocoutinho511]

Great video! Have an amazing day and take care!

[@peters.7932]

Meine Frau und ich durchquerten 1992/93 Afrika, von der Schweiz bis Cape Town, mit einer XT600Z Tenere und einer XT600. Die von Euch beschriebene Route fuhren wir auch. Für das Visum nach Mauretanien kauften wir in Rabat ein Flugticket. Nachdem wir das Visum hatten, haben wir das Ticket (mit kleinem Verlust) zurückgegeben. Wir fuhren in einem Konvoi mit Paris-Dakar Begleitfahrzeugen und englischen Overland-Trucks, alles durcheinander. An der Grenze musste eine Düne überquert werden. Was für ein Schauspiel. Da flogen Wasserkühler und Reserveräder durch die Luft. Vieles von eurem Beschrieb scheint aber auch unverändert geblieben zu sein. Jetzt haben wir uns die Tenere 700 gekauft, vermutlich das erste Motorrad nach der XT600, das wieder für eine solche Reise passt.

[@Got2Go]

Man weiß nicht, ob es Fluch oder Segen ist, dass anscheinend vieles einfacher geworden ist dieser Tage (zumindest wenn es um das überqueren von Grenzen geht). Denn das richtige Spektakel verpasst man dann natürlich! Das gute: immerhin ist die Natur und die Wüste selbst spektakulär, also muss man nicht zu traurig sein. Ich stimme dir zu, was die Reisetauglichkeit der Tenere 700 angeht. Ich sage immer, sie ist wie fur mich gemacht, da Geschmäcker nunmal einfach verschieden sind - aber heimlich glaube ich, dass sie eigentlich für jeden Reisenden gemacht ist. 😁

[@kadarebhi2696]

Crossing the desert is very difficult, you must be careful ، good luck 🌹♥️👍

[@TheJeepees]

You're living my dream Lea!! T700, Africa, wow.. let them next episodes come!

[@Got2Go]

Yes it’s the best!!!

[@RidetheBean]

Great video! Thank you for sharing. Some interesting information you gave :) We are going to do the same trip in a few months time. Really exciting to follow your journey.

[@allindonmontesco6383]

Excellent story telling. Can't wait for your next video. It's content like this that makes me want to go on my own motorcycle adventure.

[@Got2Go]

You should! It’s the best!

[@Ben-km3dh]

@@Got2Go not if he thought Shara is not Moroccan. Shame on you for talking trash to who protected you to cross that border.

[@khalilibrahim4889]

In 2021, the buffer zone, specifically the Guerguerat region, was secured from the threats of the terrorist Polisario organization, now everyone can move freely and safely from Morocco to Mauritania.

[@patxiaznar9656]

Terrorista ??Maroko, legalitatearen aurka Mendebaldeko Sahara okupatzeagatik Sahara libre!

[@JDH8208]

Another great episode, loved it. Thank You!

[@zzxx33mh]

Yes, Another great episode,.. Amazing,.. Fantastic scenes of desert,.. Long stretch highway side by ocean.. Useful tips..

[@73assen]

ciao ho guardato tutti i tuoi video sono bellissimi complimenti....mi diresti le valigie laterali di quanti litri sono?? la valigia di sinistra e la valigia di destra..grazie

[@قناةأخباراليوم-و4س]

Welcome to the Moroccan Western Sahara 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@euripedeslimafilho]

Watching you from Brazil. Loving It. Thank you.

[@thomasgeser8486]

Sehr schönes Video. Macht richtig Lust auf die nächste Tour :-)

[@tamilpicnic2486]

Very nice adventures showing 🙂👍👌

[@hansverhoeven5156]

Interesting, I follow your yourney. Thanks a lot and hope to see you soon. Greating from Holland

[@johnny9895]

Clear reservation for the next Oscar category fascinating travel report 👏

[@nzkiwiboy]

Another excellent journey, thanks 👍 ❤️

[@andrewewan624]

Real adventure... thanks for taking us with you...ride safe

[@adrijabattm9032]

nice trip!! im looking forward to see the next episode

[@Got2Go]

It will be a good one - Mauritania was one of my favorite places!

[@TheBadIdeaBros]

Very happy that I've just stumbled on your videos, very much looking forward to seeing more episodes! Safe travels! - Troy.

[@akitafriends290]

HIgh quality video, great choise of bikes I think. Great travel region. You got me hooked. Greetings from Belgium.

[@chema1546]

Schade, dass du nicht durch meine Stadt gegangen bist er Puig Valencia Ich hoffe, die nächste Reise wird für dich großartig Lea 👋

[@johnkimble1195]

Great sharing your adventures, interesting information with enough video detail to make for an excellent show👍

[@jimburch7507]

True adventure. Well portrayed...

[@iskitcha5153]

I'm Moroccan and Welcome to my city Dakhla!

[@daviroza4700]

No this is Western Sahara 🇪🇭

[@iskitcha5153]

@@daviroza4700 Nooo

[@motogusnz]

Brilliant. Looking forward to seeing the further episodes. Travel safe.

[@kerryhagerty7051]

Beautiful telling of the story.

[@creedm3040]

Beautiful videos! I enjoy watching them very much! Scenery is breathtaking. Awesome photography. Best!

[@alfredpull]

Hey, I admire your courage and adventures. You are an inspiration to many of us riders. Great filming. Keep them coming. Watching From Malta.

[@makaveli4884]

Western Sahara is beautiful ❤️ All love and freedom to sahrawi people 🙏🏻❤️

[@simokora-sw7gs]

Sahrawi poeple are in algeria go buy diapers to the algerian leader who peed in his pant everytime hhhhhhhhhh

[@lnmamamia7415]

Bro what freedom ??? Look at them people how they treating her and hospitalized her wtf what freedom ? Are they geting tortured or what

[@rowdyrodb]

WOW...Your video productions are outstanding...Loving the series.

[@Got2Go]

Thank you so much! 😁

[@bktundekole]

Excellent adventure

[@streetmachine8211]

Awesome! Thank you.

[@StunningToaster]

Glad I found you, I used to follow you on Instagram but I haven't used that platform for the last year. Great to see you on Yamaha t700

[@Got2Go]

And for me this Plattform here is completely new! Cool that our ways crosses again. And yes, love the Tenere , best decision ever to get the little fox.

[@kylaevans9062]

Great videos and full of information. Glad I stumbled upon your channel, looking forward to viewing more! Thanks for sharing. From Ontario Canada!

[@motivation2.018]

No youth called the Western Sahara finds that it is Moroccan or you are not welcome again. This is our Morocco, our land, our home 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@daviroza4700]

Go cry we exist it’s our country Western Sahara 🇪🇭

[@daviroza4700]

Nope you are illegal settler in occupied Western Sahara 🇪🇭

[@daviroza4700]

🇪🇭🇪🇭💪🏽💪🏽

[@patxiaznar9656]

Don't lie to me. Before the Spanish occupation, the Sahara was not part of Morocco. When the Spaniards arrived in the Sahara in 1884, they spoke to the Saharan ruler and the Sultan of Mauritania. That is why, when Morocco and Mauritania, with the assistance of the United Nations in 1975, brought the Sahara case before the Hague court, it ruled that Western Sahara, because of its lack of sovereignty ties, with Morocco and Mauritania, could be subject to resolution 1514, which grants the Saharan people the right of self-determination that awaits them so long. Cuando los españoles llegaron a Villa Cisneros (Dajla) (1884), hablaron con el sultán de Mauritania y con el mandatario saharaui, pero cuando los españoles llegaron a Sidi Ifni, hablaron con el sultán marroquí, territorio al mando de ese sultán. Por tanto, como dice la resolución del Tribunal de La Haya, a petición de Marruecos y Mauritania con el auspicio de la ONU,está demostrado que cuando los españoles llegaron al Sáhara, ni Mauritania ni Marruecos tenían vínculos de soberanía con el Sáhara. Por ello, utilizando la sentencia del tribunal de La Haya, la resolución 1514 de Naciones Unidas es aplicable en el Sáhara Occidental!. Lorsque les Espagnols arrivèrent à la villa Cisneros (Dajla) (1884), ils parlèrent au sultan de Mauritanie et à l'autorité du Sahara, mais lorsque les Espagnols arrivèrent à Sidi Ifni, ils parlèrent au sultan marocain, qui était sous le commandement de ce sultan. Il est donc prouvé, comme l'indique la décision de la Cour de La Haye, Donc, comme le dit la résolution de la Cour de La Haye, le Maroc et la Mauritanie l'ont demandé avec le soutien de l'ONU. que lorsque les Espagnols sont arrivés au Sahara, ni la Mauritanie ni le Maroc n'avaient de lien de souveraineté avec le Sahara. C'est pourquoi, par arrêt du tribunal de La Haye, la résolution 1514 des Nations unies s'applique au Sahara occidental ! elpais.com/diario/1979/08/24/internacional/304293608_850215.html www.lemonde.fr/afrique/article/2023/03/10/le-peuple-sahraoui-doit-exercer-son-droit-a-disposer-de-sa-terre-du-sahara-occidental_6164994_3212.html

[@abdulqadeer3717]

Miss lea good job

[@restless_soulism]

I was expecting more Off-Road, seems like Tarmac Roads are conquering all regions. Great Videos!

[@Got2Go]

restless soul yes, and you are really not advised to do too much off-road because of all the land mines. But: if you continue south as a traveler to the next countries, you will sometimes wish back all that nice asphalt when being stuck in sand again (or at least I did 🤣)

[@nomad5176]

Wait for Kongo :)

[@b-ikem-orethisw-orld945]

nice work! every time I hear more and more the same pattern!! people media state how dangerous the places are ,,, and if you use your common sense and LISTEN to locals everything is OK! I just crossed Mexico GUatemala El salvador 4 times and I felt safer than some places here in US! ... thank you for sharing!

[@nasirbasra]

More than my expectations in this velog

[@thomasgrubbstrom8097]

Hi. How wonderful travels you have done. Nicely filmed.

[@samimellouki3139]

Sahara Marokko 🇲🇦 ❤️

[@California__Sun]

Wow courageous girl 💜💚💛🧡💙♥️💗

[@talesfromthebike]

Love to see your adventures now popping up on youtube 👍🏻Grüsse aus Irland

[@philgrundy]

Awesome! Phil in England.

[@valleontour]

Hat mir sehr gut gefallen, liebe Lea. Freue mich auf weitere Folgen. 🤗👍🏻

[@Got2Go]

Muss noch viel lernen von Profis wie dir!

[@valleontour]

Got2Go Ich finde Du machst das bereits extrem gut und letztendlich zählt der Inhalt und der ist überragend bei Dir!

[@omannomads1309]

good narration, epic ride.

[@MegaRider2012]

Great impressions of your journey! Nice opening, nice graphics and a good choice of music. You can see that this has been produced by a journalist, great storytelling. Weiter so Lea, Grüße aus Berlin.

[@Got2Go]

Danke, das freut mich sehr!!!

[@ron091]

Just found your channel through Itchyboots...very interesting trips, videos and stories. Danke! I will keep on watching you from my home in Canada which I am presently unable to leave due to Covid. Hopefully over next year.

[@simransingh3643]

Watched all your episodes in one go 👍👍

[@diegogil9935]

Magical! 😎😎🙏🙏🙏

[@kerryhagerty7051]

Very well told.

[@DW-kr6iw]

Loved it!

[@shotimemillionaire]

Well done Lea and comedic as well! 😂 Hoping I can find your book "Sag dem Abenteuer, ich komme" on Amazon. 💯🇺🇸

[@Got2Go]

It will come out in a english version as a ebook in about a month!!!

[@mohamedsidna7509]

Thanks to visit my country, you are welcome 🇪🇭

[@adilelnhaily1960]

Your country is Morocco :)

[@leemski]

Simply dope! You've done great with editing. 15 minutes of pure pleasure. Happy I've discovered you (on the channel of Kinga's ON HER BIKE) Keep it up! Stay safe on the road.

[@Got2Go]

Great, I hope you will as well join our next live session with Kinga and the other girls! 😍

[@leemski]

@@Got2Go Yes sure! Your sessions are fun, informative, you share your dreams (and very important too, you empower women with all that cool bike-thing!) THX!

[@ndervan2093]

Decent work. Greetings from Türkiye 🇹🇷.

[@mikrchzichy]

Greetings from Alaska Highway in Canada :)

[@lalayhassan]

i cant believe my self 2 foreign woman on motor bike crossing one of the toughest border 👍.

[@Got2Go]

My travel Partner is a guy - but I guess he has as well a female side 😁

[@lalayhassan]

OMG so sorry, happy journey.

[@motivation2.018]

@@Got2Go Its moroccan sahara 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@riaanlaubscher8154]

I have just recently started following you. Love your channel. Will definitely continue to subscribe and follow. Enjoy! 👍

[@adeepmohesen6943]

Hello sweet. I am one of the most followers of your channel. I suggest you make videos in your city or your public life. We would love to know more about you. Note: Take the camera away when you visualize yourself so that the image is appropriate.

[@Got2Go]

Thanks for the suggestion, I am thinking about showing more parts from Europe as well. The camera is unfortunately so closed because I initially produced the videos only for Instagram stories - so it’s a completely different format and I don’t have enough „good“ material yet because I didn’t think about cutting for KZbin then. You will have to live with that for the next episodes but I promise I will change it for everything I am recording now. 😁🙏🏻

[@motivation2.018]

@@Got2Go Its moroccan sahara 🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@srl9727]

Nice variety of content, well done.

[@deanmaguire9773]

Hi Lea WOW what a outstanding and beautiful place tyre changes are a bit to be disastrous l don't think l will be putting brake fluid on my skin?But the vid was brilliant thanks for sharing your thoughts and information about the place keep safe and healthy all the best from u.k biker Dean 🏍👍

[@Got2Go]

I don’t think I will put break fluids on my wounds either 😂. But I know: it actually didn’t make them worse!

[@CieplinskiPawel]

Hey, thanks for great content! Quick question: what was your speed on tarmac when there was a lot of sand on it @ 10:42? I find it tricky when grip changes so much, but I never rode on such uneven conditions.

[@Got2Go]

This was only a very short stretch before the dunes and not kilometers long - and most of it there was still enough tarmac without sand to not to have to ride in it. As long as I still was on tarmac I didn’t slow down too much so I was probably still going 80 or so (and I was looking for the dune to climb on, so I was not going so fast anyways). when the road is completely covered I go much slower though, never hitting sand driving faster than 50 if I can avoid that.

[@CieplinskiPawel]

@@Got2Go Thanks for answer! Keep up with great content, take care and safe ride!

[@jacobnassar6185]

Love your adventures Lea ❤️

[@patrickjones1143]

Fantastic video if you made a movie I would certainly want to watch it

[@Got2Go]

Maybe when I did all around Africa - but I think a movie should be wayyyyy more professional than my cutting here 😁

[@dacostahassan8893]

Sahara its part of Morocco..! We are not waiting from you or from UN or from your country Germany...or from anyone say that Sahara its moroccan ! Because Sahara is moroccan country and the prouve that you was contorreld by moroccan police in last border with Mauritania!! Vive le roi mohamed6 vive me purple marocaine vive sahara marocaine ! And you schould to know that Sahara will stay part of Moroccan untill last day of this world innchaalah! Allah alwatan al Malik That mean : Good country king Moroccan from Warsaw poland !

[@mohammednaseer374]

wow

[@RiderQuintanilla]

Wanderful! 🔥 Greetings from Chile 🙌🏼

[@andreasingo6490]

Great Inspirational Video! In a way I would suggest it's a little bit weird to take all these measures to do something relatively dangerous. Riding motorcycles on empty Tarmac roads stretching from Western Sahara to Mauritania and taking in the Yellow dunes of the pure African desert. But seeing the seaside of things too. Doing Kite Surfing among other things... I was to a great extent inspired! I think it is this: That doing something completely out of the ordinary presents great challenges and many traps (such as falling down on the road with a motor-cycle!) but *just because* of the challenges and the risk of losing one's neck one can also feel very much elevated from one's adventures. Never can *I* feel just so alive as when I do something similar! A great life-lesson for sure! Some things could be said about how you filmed this but it had a great "documentary-film" vibe. We don't always see what you filmed all the time - some strange camera angles here! - but it just added to "the cool" experienced in this video! It felt "real" in some way! Great video! If you feel like it check out the travel section on my homesite "Continuation" where I have posted some travel articles concerning many topics that completely turned the world upside-down for me. A travel experience mostly in South East Asia some years ago. www.andreasingo.se/travelstories.html Enjoy!

[@rawonboard7831]

I’m so jealous, how do you like tenere compared to an GS1.2k

[@Got2Go]

I think the Tenere is the best bike for going on a long journey where you will not Know how the roads are. I just love it! The gs is a very good motorcycle too, but I would not necessarily love it somwhere in westafrica.

[@alrightdave6135]

Good effort

[@singhangad]

super!

[@jeevanmotors4275]

Hi Buddy 👋 This is Charles Which is a Best one Say Africa twin or T700

[@sprk373]

Just randomly found y'all. Absolutely love the authenticity, I am hooked. Do you have a bio anywhere so I can hear a bit about your background? Hopeful for a cross continent S. America!

[@Got2Go]

Yes there stand a little bit about me in the about on the channel here - otherwise you can head to my website www.Learieck.de (and find the English button in the menue, otherwise it’s all in German ☺️)

[@motoristicliveyourdreams7978]

Hello, I follow your adventures with great interest, and I say congratulations, it is well explained and fairly well filmed. On the other hand it would just be necessary that you raise your camera a little to see a little further the landscape and less the tarmac. The landscape is more interesting than the tarmac. Good luck and ride safe

[@Got2Go]

Yes that camera is as well very bad. From Senegal on the road filming will be much better due to a new GoPro - but the real camera on helmet position I actually only found when I got back now and put a new position at the mouth of the helmet. Always improving and so much to learn 😅

[@gagaunit87]

Hello, Can you tell me what's the song name at around 03:55? By the way, in 2019.09 we also have made a Morocco two week trip. Awesome experience. A Hungarian biker from Transilvania.

[@kassimaley]

VERY ADVENTUROUS

[@ragbag46]

Shame to see the rubbish in such a stunning place, each day when I do my early morning cycle ride in Thailand and the road side rubbish is the same, only when the rainy season comes, soon, the vegetation grows up and hides the plastic.

[@F-16Viper72]

You were welcomed in Morocco, drove through it safely. Out of respect to Moroccans, reality and history, please do not call it “western sahara”. Did you know brahim ghali the head of the polisaro is Moroccan? Born and raised in Marrakech. My mothers family are Sahrawi, from the Rgibi tribe and they are very proud Moroccans. My 94 year grandfather was in the green march to free the land from the Spanish in 1975. He told me “we never heard of polisaro as they didn’t exist” It was only when the military regime in Algeria was upset upon finding out Morocco regained its southern region back, so they created the polisaro using people from Mauritania, Chad, Mali and southern Algeria. A former polisaro leader said in an interview “we used to kidnap women and children from the Moroccan lands and take them to the camps in Tindouf Algeria. We’re happy to have you but please remember many Moroccans have died fighting for that land, the least you can is respect that and not say western bla bla. If Morocco did not control Dakhla you wouldn’t dare go because the militia who wants to take it would make it uninhabitable and extremely dangerous. What do you expect from people that kidnap children, use them to beg for aid from the EU, then sell the aid for weapons. They also sell weapons they get from Algeria and Iran to the terrorist group boko haram

[@tomaszpakua2457]

Where you sleep when you in the Desert? In Tent ?

[@phoenixbird2078]

The Royal Moroccan Armed Forces took control of the borders last December. Now the frontier is 100% secure and polisario-free :)

[@aymannayt6145]

Moroccan sahara is beautiful😊

[@daviroza4700]

Yes but but this is Western Sahara 🇪🇭

[@fredb1235]

Occupied Western Sahara.

[@adilelnhaily1960]

LOL it looks super dupper occupied... you should go in actual occupied places like in the West Bank, and you will see the difference :) Did you see any soldiers on the video?

[@fredb1235]

@@adilelnhaily1960 Free Palestine/Western Sahara.

[@adilelnhaily1960]

@@fredb1235 Free your mom ;) Moroccan sahara is already free

[@XSirApocalypseX]

It was one of the corruptest borders in the world, many checkpoints and everyone wanted money for passing. I think it changed a little bit and now it is better. Also the border with Mauritania and Senegal was not a nice place as well.

[@Got2Go]

That didn’t change too much, the Mauritanian side was still very corrupt (we as well paid the guy you see to get us over the border faster - I know, many travelers think that’s terrible but it’s his kind of business. And all locals we met as well told us they pay money to cross - so I think it’s only fair if everyone is treated the same and we were not better off than the locals crossing). Met another traveler at the border who was in complete rage because he refused to pay and waited already for 5 hours.

[@ministry_of_love]

Thank you for taking me on your journey to Western Sahara. It was pleasant.

[@simokora-sw7gs]

There is no country called western sahara educate yourself

[@adv_in_dna]

Hey, I have a small question because I see that using a drone in Morocco ... how did you get the permit and was it difficult to get it ? Thanks for any information. Regards ✌️

[@issam2971]

Hello Leo great video i am from morocco (tangier), all i want to say there's no western sahara it all Moroccan teretory from tangier to al guera.

[@naturallifeco4820]

You are so lucky . The border between Morocco and Mauritania is totally controlled by Moroccans now. No dangerous border any more

[@premiuminvisible]

sahara marocain

[@Prto3typ]

Can you tell us about the state of Bavaria occupied by Germany and why the German government does not want to offer it its independence and occupy it until now? Tnx ☺

[@jeanmichellecornu9376]

hello what kind of tire did you fit?

[@bahhamoud-ex9fb]

How was your journey in Mauritania? Do you enjoy it