These are the results for your Sahara Desert adventure holidays. 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.
Visit the ancient 'Royal Cities' of Rabat, Meknes, Fes and Marrakesh, plus explore the towering Saharan Sand Sea of Merzouga, discover the wild Todra Gorge on foot and relax in the lovely Atlantic coastal resort of Essaouira.
Have the experience of a life-time living and travelling with us in the Moroccan Sahara. Camel trek into the towering sands of the Erg Chebi, journey through the Black Desert, sleep under the stars and learn about the true nomadic lifestyle.
This trip is a very comprehensive introduction to Morocco. Uncover its rich history while sightseeing in Fez, Meknes, the Roman ruins of Volubilis and the fortified kasbah of Ait Benhaddou. Experience an amazing variety of landscapes, from the sand sea at Merzouga to the majestic rugged scenery of the Atlas Mountains in Todra Gorge and the Valley of the Roses.
This trans-North African expedition follows in the footsteps of great rulers and their mighty civilisations, crossing the Sahara and passing through Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco.
Raise funds for a charity of your choice as you experience the delights of Marrakech, sleep out under the Saharan sky during a two day camel trek, experience two nights in a desert oasis and spend two days refurbishing a community building in a Berber village.
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.
We offer you the experience of a life-time living with a family of Berbers in the breath-taking Moroccan Sahara. You’ll experience a camel trek in to the magnificent erg chebi dunes, and watch the shooting stars in the clear night sky.
Tunisia is a gentle introduction to North Africa, with its friendly Berber people and temperate climate. We traverse this diverse country from the Mediterranean to the Sahara, visiting spectacular Roman sites, mountainous fortified kasbahs and the shady forests of the north.
Southern Morocco is a perfect destination: although hot in the high summer, it is pleasantly warm and usually sunny during the rest of the year. From the desert town of Zagora we travel by camel to the edge of the Sahara, spending the night at a traditional Bedouin camp.
From Bamako you journey to the picturesque market town of Djenne. The travel by motorised canoe down-river, camping overnight on the riverbank en route to Mopti. Then discover the mysterious desert city of Timbuktu, a place full of interest.
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.
A journey from London across the awesome Sahara desert of Algeria to the fabled city of Timbuktu. Option to stay on for a Tuareg Festival Safari for festivities, camel treks and 4x4 desert exploration over Christmas and New Year.
Saharan eco camp offering comfortable tented rooms. Dedicated to the promotion and protection of the Berber Culture in the Saharan desert, the camp was designed following the traditional ways of weaving and offers trekking and cultural visits.
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From €865 per person for a 4 day/3 night package excluding flights
Uncover the epic views and fascinating communities of the Sahara Desert, which lie hidden from the curious gaze of Moroccan tourism. Your challenge takes you beyond the Jebel Saghro region, a forbidding landscape punctuated by stark peaks and bright oases.
