These are the results for your Libya cultural tours. Click on the links to see the full details of each carefully chosen holiday from specialist operators.
Libya is home to so many incredible ancient sites; such extraordinary and differing unspoilt desert landscapes and such a truly hospitable and welcoming people, for the intrepid traveller it makes a perfect short holiday.
Combining the ruins of Leptis Magna with a journey through magnificent desert scenery and the search for rock art in the Akakus, this off-beat trip is full of excitement and adventure.
The major attractions for most visitors to Libya are the Classical cities of the Mediterranean coastline; this tour focuses on them, whilst also taking in other less-well known sights. Starting in Tripoli, we visit Roman remains at Leptis Magna & Sabratha.
Mountain treks, Camel supported treks, a journey through the heart of the Sahara, another following an ancient Caravan Route. With 6 years experience of mapping, filming and designing trips in Libya we would like to share our experience and offer you unique trips.
Libya is a country slowly opening its doors to travellers. This means that intrepid souls who do venture here are rewarded with an uncompromisingly friendly welcome & the chance to absorb the magnificent history & scenery in the company of very few others.
Libya is celebrated for its superb ancient cities at Sabratha, Leptis Magna, Cyrene and Apollonia. Built from marble and white sandstone, we discover theatres and public baths, fine houses decorated with frescoes and mosaics - and streets lined with porticoes to provide shade from the hot African sun.
Spending a weekend enjoying the delights of North Africa’s Mediterranean coastline, we set out to explore the great Roman cities of the Tripolitania: Oea, Sabratha and Leptis Magna.
This trip across the Roof of Africa crosses one of the largest deserts in the world and visits historical sites dating back thousands of years; from the pyramids in Egypt, the ancient Greek city of Cyrene (Libya) to Leptis Magna.
