In 2006 he drove for the first time, the train du désert. From Oujda to Buarfa. Along the Moroccan-Algerian border. It was an event, then as now. Scenes from the James Bond film Specter were shot, and the train crew celebrated when another train left Oujda. The route is part of the railway network which should lead to the Niger. French, Swiss and English film teams drove the route, filmed it and thereby confirmed the special appeal of the train du désert.

 

• 305 km of pure nature. From the green belt around Oujda out into the steppe landscapes 

•  Driving over passes and through tunnels 

•  Driving on a historic route. Le train Mer – Niger 

• Air-conditioned car + photo car with open windows for filming and photographing  

• Lunch with a difference. In the train. Previous visit to the kitchen 

• Dinner, under the full moon. 

• Lots of great scenery to film and photograph 

• Sand as far as the eye can see. Assist in cleaning the tracks.
   

 

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          _cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_    From CHF 390 you can take the train from Oujda
   with the train du désert return by bus,
          _cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_     Moonlight dinner and night in Oujda
included.