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ABDERRAHIM ben ABDELMALEK
The departure into the desert is from the characteristic village Douz, the gateway to the Sahara.
All the supplies, luggage, grain and hay for the horses are carried by dromedaries. Nights are spent under Bedouin tents woven of goat hair.
TREKKING THROUGH THE TUNISIAN SAHARA
Trekking through the desert inspires on
many levels.
The view over the desert is spectacular as well as the experience riding the Barb & Arab Barb horses who enjoy going up the dunes as the meditative rhythm of the dromedary. Beautiful highlights will be visited like abandoned villages, a place where sand roses can be found, holy marabouts, water sources and the marvelous ever continuing sand dunes.
The view over the desert is spectacular as well as the experience riding the Barb & Arab Barb horses who enjoy going up the dunes as the meditative rhythm of the dromedary. Beautiful highlights will be visited like abandoned villages, a place where sand roses can be found, holy marabouts, water sources and the marvelous ever continuing sand dunes.
The
Trekking
Program is unique.
Experience the true meditative
part of Bedouin life and how the desert still influences Tunisian culture. During the trekking you travel with Bedouins,
together with horse riders, with friends and
family and children who
can travel together with the
dromedaries.A guaranteed departure from 4 persons, we have sufficient supplies for groups up to 10. Horse riding 750 euro pp., traveling with the meharee 550 euro pp.
departure dates

During summer we organise day & night trekkings and riding per hour.
Contact us for transport (bus or taxi) facilities.
Week arrangements incl. Bedouin cultural experiences possible from 750 euro.
Next Sahara Trekking departure 29th September 2010.
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