I took a guide last time who knew his tide tables. The 'beach route' takes two or three days, and in that time you will be able to observe the flow of the tide. The driving is not all on the beach!
Don't hurry, it's a demanding stretch and if the water is too high, sit around for a while and enjoy the space - and then leave when the tide is falling.
It is the last bit, near Nuakchott that is the wettest.
I am sure the tide tables are published on the Internet somewhere, but don't bother to look.. Just be prepared to wait an hour or two. Bon Voyage
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