Our Sahara Circuits | Tadrart, Sefar, Iherir…

Djanet never reveals itself the same way twice. Some travelers seek the immensity of the dunes and wide open spaces. Others want to explore the stone cities of the Tassili, walk through canyons or discover the desert’s hidden oases. Each itinerary has its own character, its own rhythm and its own way of telling the story of the Sahara. Choose the experience that suits you!

Year-round departures

Flexible to suit your plans

Private or group circuits

2 to 12 people

Fully-equipped 4×4 vehicles

With experienced drivers

Local support

Touareg team & local guides

Tadrart Rouge

Sefar, the Troglodyte City

Ali Dema, Living Rock Art

Iherir, the Secret Oasis

Essendilène, the Canyons of the Tassili

La Sebiba, at the Heart of Touareg Traditions

Need a custom circuit? Contact us, our team will be delighted to create your trip.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the visa procedure work?

We take care of the entire visa procedure for you. Simply fill out the requested form and send us a scan of your passport. We handle the rest of the process.

How long do the circuits last?

Our 4×4 circuits generally last 6 nights / 7 days, except for Ali Dema, which lasts 7 nights / 8 days. Trekking circuits last 7 nights / 8 days.

Where do we sleep during the circuit?

The first and last nights are spent at a guesthouse. The rest of the stay takes place in a bivouac at the heart of the desert, with camping equipment provided by our team: a double tent per person, a mattress, a blanket and a camping chair.

What should I bring for my trip?

For your stay in the desert, we recommend bringing:

Lip balm
Headlamp
Fleece jacket or vest for the evenings
Light clothing for the daytime
Cap or hat
Water bottle
Personal medication
Small backpack for your daytime belongings
Wet wipes
Inflatable pillow
Sleeping bag

For trekking circuits, also plan to bring:

A water bottle (mandatory)
Trekking poles
Suitable hiking shoes
Sandals or Crocs for rest periods

What is the travel season in Djanet?

The travel season in Djanet runs from September to May. October and November are particularly popular for exploring the desert in pleasant conditions.

What is the weather like in Djanet?

In autumn, temperatures are mild and pleasant for excursions, with daytime highs around 20 to 28°C.

In winter, days are generally sunny, but nights can be cool, with temperatures sometimes dropping to 0°C and daytime highs around 10°C.

In spring, temperatures gradually rise, averaging between 25 and 32°C, while evenings remain pleasant.

How do meals work?

Meals are prepared on site by our kitchen team. Full board is included throughout the circuit.

How do travelers get around?

4×4 circuits take place aboard vehicles adapted to desert tracks and conditions. For treks, travel is mainly on foot, with a team of camel and donkey handlers supporting the logistics.

What level of fitness do I need for walking?

Walking levels vary depending on the circuit. The 4×4 circuits involve little walking, while trekking circuits require good physical condition and good health to walk several hours a day.

Does the guide accompany us for the entire circuit?

Yes. A local French/English-speaking guide accompanies you throughout the circuit and introduces you to the landscapes, heritage and unique features of Djanet.

Are the evenings lively?

Yes. A team of Touareg musicians accompanies you throughout the circuit. Every evening, around the campfire, the evenings are filled with music, songs and traditional dances. To close the trip, the final evening at the guesthouse is the occasion for a bigger, more festive musical night, to end the journey in style.

Is it possible to travel alone?

Yes. You can join our scheduled departures even if you are traveling alone. You will then join a group and be accompanied by our team for the entire stay.

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