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Djanet · Desert

Tadrart Rouge by 4x4

Eight nights towards the Libyan border in the most colourful massif in the Sahara: orange dunes, carved cliffs and engravings several thousand years old.

From
205 000 DA per person
Length
8 nights
The hotel
Adrar Sand Camp 3/5
Board
Full board

The programme, day by day

  1. Day 1

    A night in Djanet

    Met at the airport and dinner at the hotel before heading east.

  2. Day 2

    The weeping cows

    A stop at the famous Neolithic engraving at Terarart, then the track towards In Djerane.

  3. Day 3

    The In Djerane wadi

    The first camp below the cliffs, among engravings of giraffes and antelopes.

  4. Day 4

    The dunes of Moul Naga

    Up into the orange dunes for sunset, and a night in the open.

  5. Day 5

    Tin Merzouga

    The highest dunes in the massif, and a whole day to cross them on foot.

  6. Day 6

    Back through the wadis

    The road back to Djanet along dry riverbeds, with a picnic under the acacias.

  7. Day 7

    A last night in Djanet

    A hammam, dinner at the hotel and the flight home the next morning.

What is included

  • Domestic return flights from Algiers
  • 4x4 with driver-guide
  • Camp nights on full board, cooked by the crew
  • Cultural park entry fees
  • Mattresses, blankets and tents provided
  • Travel assistance insurance

The hotel

A camp of nomad tents on the sand of Erg Admer, with meals cooked on site and a sky without light pollution.

Adrar Sand Camp — See details

Build your trip

Departure date

Adults

12 and over

2

Children

2 to 11

0

Infants

Under 2

0

Travellers come from the demo account: you pick them, you never type them.

Estimate for your group410 000 DA

Priced by the agency from its catalogue, taxes included. Guaranteed for twenty-four hours once you hold it.

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