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In the Tassili massif, Sefar is an open-air museum. Its thousands of cave paintings and engravings, over 8,000 years old, bear witness to the first civilisations of the Sahara. A mystical, powerful site, where every stone tells a story. To walk in Sefar is to travel back in time to meet the soul of the desert.
To help you plan your trip, we have prepared a list of what is and what is not included in your package. This will give you a clear understanding of what to expect and help you make the necessary arrangements before your trip begins.
We've carefully planned each day to give you the best possible experience. From exploring historic sites to sampling delicious local cuisine, each day is full of adventure and excitement. Join us on a journey through some of the world's most fascinating destinations.
Welcome by the Touareg team on arrival at Djanet airport. Transfer to the first bivouac at the foot of the plateau, where our team of donkeys will be waiting for us.
We set off for the Tassili plateau. The ascent on foot of the Akba Tafilalet, along a stony path, gives access to the magnificent scenery of Tamrit. In the afternoon, we visit the painted caves at Tin Zoumaïtec and stroll through the Tamrit valley, famous for its thousand-year-old cypress trees. Bivouac
We head towards the paintings of Tin Aboteka, passing through Tetras n'Alies, where the rocky peaks seem to reach for the sky. In the late afternoon, we reach Sefar. Bivouac.
The morning is devoted to a visit to White Sefar, a real prehistoric "town" with its "streets". In the afternoon, we continue our exploration of black Sefar, then head for Tighessouten. Bivouac.
Via the Alarnedoumene plateau, we reach the Rayay canyon, with its thousand-year-old cypress trees, painted caves and breathtaking scenery. Bivouac.
We head south across the long stony plateau towards the In Aouarhed canyon, where we discover new paintings. At the end of the day, we arrive at the prestigious Djabaren site, with its thousands of paintings dating from different periods: from bubalism to bovidian, camel, round-head and Egyptian!
After visiting the Djabaren site, which we reluctantly leave, we make our way over the stony Akba Aroum pass to the bottom of the plateau, where we meet up with the 4×4 for a short transfer to Djanet. Bivouac. Transfer to the airport.
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