Day 1 – Arrival in Djanet
Arrival in the oasis town of Djanet. Airport pick-up and welcome by our team, followed by a short transfer to your accommodation. Check-in and overnight stay.

Day 2 – City Tour & Departure to Timghas
After breakfast: guided visit of Djanet – the museum, palm grove, and local market (Touareg handicrafts). Lunch at the residence. In the afternoon, 4×4 transfer to Timghas. Free time to explore. Sunset view. Dinner and overnight bivouac at Timghas.

Day 3 – Hike to Inmouroudan
Morning hike (3.5–4 hours). Lunch at Inaloukou. Afternoon walk (2 hours) through a maze of cliffs, intimate wadis, and dramatic canyons with shifting light and shadows. Dinner and overnight bivouac at Inmouroudan.

Day 4 – Assassou Canyons & Tioouaitatirine
Morning hike (3.5–4 hours) to the rocky and shadowy Assassou Canyons set between dunes. Lunch in Tin Afazo valley. Afternoon walk (2 hours). Dinner and overnight bivouac at Tioouaitatirine (Djaref Amoud).

Day 5 – Tikoubaouine & Rock Art
Morning hike (3.5–4 hours) through the dunes and peaks of Tioouaitatirine, with stunning views of the Erg Admer. Lunch at Tikoubaouine. Afternoon guided walk through labyrinthine rock formations and ancient rock art sites. Dinner and overnight bivouac at Tikoubaouine.

Day 6 – Tigharghart & Return to Djanet
Wake up to breathtaking desert views. After breakfast, 4×4 transfer westward toward Tigharghart (“The Crying Cow” – a 12,000-year-old rock engraving). Cross the vast sea of dunes in the Erg Admer. Afternoon: explore more sites before returning to Djanet for a final city walk (market, ksar, etc.). After dinner, transfer to the airport for return flight to Algiers.

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Travel Notes

Program Flexibility
This itinerary is indicative. Routes and timing may shift due to weather, safety, flight changes, or local conditions. The route may also run in reverse depending on flight schedules. Your local guide will adapt as needed to ensure a smooth experience.

Sleeping Arrangements
Sleeping under the stars is part of the experience. Like desert nomads guided by the night sky, sleeping outdoors offers a magical, authentic Saharan initiation. All gear is provided.

Showers
Public bath (hammam) available at the end of the trip—cost included. In the desert, water is limited: use small basins or wipes for basic hygiene. Please help us preserve the bivouac sites: burn waste (including cigarette butts), and take all non-burnables with you.

Meals
All meals are included and prepared by our cook using fresh, local ingredients:

• Breakfast: tea, coffee, bread, butter, jam.
• Lunch: cold salads, crudités, dessert, tea.
• Dinner: warm meals like couscous, rice, pasta, soup, local bread (T’Aguilla), dessert, tea.
• Snacks: afternoon tea and dates.
  Minimal meat; mostly vegetarian. All kitchenware provided. Wood is scarce, so it’s reserved for tea and bread only; gas is used for cooking.

Toilets
No WC in the desert. Bring toilet paper and burn it after use. Water is provided but should be used sparingly.

Team
The trip is led by local French-speaking guides, usually including a driver, cook, and head guide—welcoming and experienced, ready to support your journey.

Transport
All travel is by 4×4 and on foot.

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All our packages include:
■ full logistics support
■ local transfers and baggage transport
■ on-site assistance from our team