Travellers in search of authentic trips, experience an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the Algerian desert 🌵
A complete change in the heart of breathtaking dunes. With our tailor-made journeys, experience an authentic adventure blending ancient culture and unforgettable escapes in the world’s largest desert. From Tamanrasset to Djanet, Taghit, and Timimoun, discover the mesmerizing landscapes of southern Algeria. The surreal rock formations of the Tassili n’Ajjer—UNESCO World Heritage Site—stand as a stunning testament to both geological wonders and a rich human history.
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Discover the magic of southern Algeria 
its cultures, traditions, and breathtaking landscapes. Whether you dream of starry nights under a Berber tent, a 5-star hotel stay, hikes through majestic canyons, or a desert safari, we create a journey that reflects you 
Why choose the Algerian desert for your next trip?
Ideal climate between October and May
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
4×4 tours, camel trekking, safaris, treks and guided excursions- Discover traditional cuisine, culture and traditions
- An authentic journey
An increasingly popular destination
The Algerian desert is a destination that a growing number of travellers are choosing in search of a change of scenery, peace and spirituality. Thanks to the boom in ecotourism and organized tours, it is now possible to discover this region in complete safety, while respecting its natural and cultural balance.
Saharan hospitality
Going to the desert also means experiencing an incomparable welcome.
Hospitality in the Saharan regions is a veritable institution. Visitors are often welcomed as members of the family, over mint tea, fresh dates and typical dishes such as méchoui, taguella or keskes. Share their traditions, their music.
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Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, a lover of ancient history, or simply in search of peace and spirituality, the Algerian desert offers a timeless interlude.
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