Our comprehensive rates cover your entire stay from the moment you arrive on-site:

– Round-trip airport transfers
– Entrance fees to the Tassili n’Ajjer National Park
– Guide
– Cook
– Meals
– Supply of mattresses
– Extra blankets (in winter)
– Camel (camel trek/camel ride)
– Donkeys (donkey hike)
– 4×4 vehicles (hiking with 4×4 assistance/4×4 circuit)

Rates Exclude :

– Air transport and air taxes
– Visa fees
– Personal insurance (including compulsory repatriation insurance)
– Personal expenses on-site (drinks other than provided water, tips, etc.)

Our Services Include :

Our services encompass transportation, whether by camels, 4×4 vehicles, or donkeys, and food provision. Whether you’re trekking or hiking, venturing into the desert offers an opportunity to discover a marvelous environment and experience a nomadic way of life. Days in the desert are marked by the breathtaking spectacle of sunrise and sunset at the bivouac.

For bivouacs, consider bringing a tent if you prefer not to sleep under the stars and a good warm sleeping bag (temperatures can drop significantly at night, especially in winter). Pack warm clothes for evenings around the fire, light clothing for the day, a hat, sunglasses, and sturdy, well-broken-in shoes for camel rides and treks. Include high-protection sunscreen, and for short walks, bring a water bottle (see below for basic equipment). Tea will be offered throughout your journey!

Don’t forget your camera and plenty of memory cards (or storage) to capture these exceptional moments, especially during the period from October to April.

Basic Equipment :
– Tent (if not sleeping under the stars)
– Warm sleeping bag
– Warm clothing for evenings
– Light clothing for the day
– Hat and sunglasses
– Sturdy, well-broken-in shoes
– High-protection sunscreen
– Water bottle

Tea Culture :
Tea will be a constant companion on your journey, prepared in the Tuareg culture. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be prepared by a Tuareg cook, offering a variety of meals, including soups, stews, and the famous « Taguela » – a slab of wheat cooked under the ashes.

Daily Meals Include :
– Morning Meal : Tea, coffee, hot chocolate, bread, jam, butter
– Lunch : Cold meal around a mixed salad and tea
– Evening Meal : Hot meal with soup and main course
– On Arrival at the Stage : Snack around tea and biscuits

Drinking Water :
Drinking water is provided on all routes and replenished at each water point.

The Tuareg team supporting you includes a guide, cook, camel handlers (for camel treks), donkey handlers (for donkey hikes), and 4×4 vehicle support (for hiking with 4×4 assistance or 4×4 circuits). Our guides, with perfect knowledge of the desert, are dedicated to ensuring you receive the warmest welcome throughout your stay.

Passport & Visa :

For foreign nationals, a visa is mandatory. You must arrange this at the Algerian Consulate. Please contact us, and we will provide a certificate of support for our local team. Ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months after the return date.

Health :

No vaccines are required. There are no mosquitoes in the desert, and dangerous animals are not present in winter, as snakes and scorpions are in hibernation.

Seasons and Temperatures :

These trips are conducted from October to May. Before or after this period, it tends to become excessively hot. In October/November and March/April, temperatures range between 10-15 °C at night and 25-30 °C during the day. In December and January, temperatures shift to 0-10 °C at night and 20-25 °C during the day. These temperature ranges are indicative and may vary based on current weather conditions during your visit.