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Sahara Trekker > Expedition Overview

DUE TO THE CURRENT CIVIL WAR IN LIBYA, ALL LIBYAN EXPEDITIONS WILL NOT BE RUNNING UNTIL THE COUNTRY BECOMES SAFE FOR TOURISTS.

HIGHLIGHTS
-Trek through the World Heritage sites of the Akakus
-Trek the Sahara supported by camel and the Tuareg
-Visit authentic oasis in the middle of sand dunes
-Visit the archeological site of Sabratha
-See the new cosmopolitan Tripoli

OVERVIEW
No Roads has been operating in Africa for some years and is now one of the earliest to receive approval from Libyan authorities to operate within the country. Capitalising on our African experience we have been able to put together two awesome journeys into the heart of the true Sahara region.

Commencing in Tripoli there is the opportunity to visit the sites of Leptis Magna and Sabratha, with their ancient roman ruins. Heading into southern Libya we meet our support team to trek and explore the vast and mountainous Akakus region with its UNESCO world heritage listing. Heading east from the Akakus towards Sebha we spend a few days trekking the dunes of the lakes region with its scattering of magical oases. The dunes in the region of the Sahara can reach up to 300m high and spread for hundreds of kilometers in all directions.

What would a desert trek be without camels? While traveling through the Sahara our treks our supported by our Tuareg camel drivers and camels. Through the local Tuareg people we are able to experience local cuisine and way of life as they accompany us through the desert.