Price per person: 550 euros per stay

The price of this trip to Djanet is based on a minimum of 6 persons.

Price Includes:

• 4×4 vehicle
• Transfer from Djanet to Tadrart by 4×4 covering 180 km (130 km on road and 50 km off-road)
• Bivouac kit (tent, mattress, pillow, and blanket provided)
• Full board (cold lunch and hot dinners), including a chef, assistant chef, and unlimited mineral water
• Accommodation in an inn for the final night, with shower facilities and rest

Price Does Not Include:

• Drinks and personal expenses
• International and national flight tickets

• A visa is mandatory for foreign nationals, but with this visa on arrival procedure for Djanet and Tamanrasset, you no longer need to visit consulates or embassies.
• The visa on arrival procedure is managed by your travel agency. Upon booking, the agency handles all necessary formalities for you.

Processing by the Agency:

The agency submits the completed form and a photocopy of your passport to the Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts in Algeria. You will then receive a confirmation in the form of a “let pass”, typically within 15 days.

During Check-in:

Present your let pass to board. This document is essential for check-in and entry into the country.

Upon Arrival in Algeria:

You will need to present the following documents:

• • Your pass.
  • Pay the visa fee: €96 or 14,000 Algerian dinars. Payment can be made in cash, with the option of euros (prices subject to change).
  • A bank statement or proof of income (such as a pay slip, tax assessment, or retirement certificate).
  • Your round-trip airline ticket.
  • Your repatriation insurance certificate.

Affixing the visa:

Visa Simplification upon Arrival: The tourism agency provides a document allowing boarding without a visa. Upon arrival in Algeria, a “regularization visa” is obtained for the duration of the stay. No visa issued by the consulate abroad, but upon arrival in Algeria. Need for a scanned copy of the passport’s first page and a completed and signed form.

Climate and Regional Information:

• Along the coast: Hot summers (average 29°C in Algiers in August), mild winters (average 15°C in January).
• Central mountainous regions: Harsh winters and mild springs.
• Arid desert climate in the Sahara, with temperatures reaching up to 50°C in summer.

Site Protection:

• Fragile ecological balance in desert regions.
• Participants responsible for cleanliness of traversed sites.
• Recommendation to use a lighter or matches to burn natural waste.
• Non-biodegradable items (plastic, glass, metal) must be brought back to France.
• Collective effort to combat site pollution.

Important Note: Please be aware that circuit details and information provided were relayed by our partner and may be subject to change.

This list is not exhaustive; your travel agent will provide a complete list of necessities to bring with you:

• Sunscreen and lip balm (cocoa butter)
• Sunglasses and eye drops (saline solution)
• Good walking shoes
• Personal medical kit
• Soft backpack
• Water bottle (minimum 1 liter)
• Wet wipes
• Sleeping bag
• Toilet paper, lighter or matches for burning paper
• Headlamp with spare batteries and bulb
• Fleece or warm jacket
• Canvas pants (or jeans), cotton t-shirts
• Ointment or mosquito repellent products
• Plastic bags to pack all your belongings as sand infiltrates everywhere.