Présentation
- Duration / Price:6 days / 780 €
- Language:English, French, Italian
• Visa on arrival: Yes (on request through a local agency).
• Period: fixed departure from December 28, 2026 to January 2, 2027, to celebrate New Year's Eve in the desert.
• Duration: 6 days / 5 nights.
• Accommodation: organized bivouacs, traditional huts in Iherir, guesthouse on the last night.
• Itinerary: Djanet – Tin Amali – Issendilène – Erg Admer – Idharen – Iherir – Tikoubaouine – Tigharghart – Djanet.
• Activities: canyon trekking, discovery of gueltas and rock engravings, bivouacs and a New Year's Eve celebration under the stars with Tuareg guides.
• The plus of this circuit: a unique New Year's Eve celebration, in the heart of the Tassili N'Ajjer, far from any bustle.
Highlights
- New Year's Eve celebration under the stars at Tikoubaouine, at the foot of its natural arch
- Trek through the Issendilène canyon to its legendary guelta
- Sunset over the dunes of Erg Admer
- Spectacular geological formations at the rocky site of Idharen
- Overnight stay in traditional huts in the peaceful oasis of Iherir
- Discovery of the "Crying Cows" rock engraving at Tigharghart
- Circuit led by an experienced Tuareg guide from start to finish
- Visit to the local market and handicraft workshops in Djanet
Inclus / Non inclus
- Round-trip airfare: Algiers – Djanet – Algiers
- Fully equipped 4x4 vehicle with driver
- Accompaniment by an experienced Tuareg guide
- Full board: breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack and dinner
- Complete bivouac kit (tent, mattress and blanket)
- Festive dinner and New Year's Eve celebration
- Assistance and support throughout the trip
- Last night in a guesthouse before departure
- Entry visa for Algeria (€96 or 14,000 DA, obtained on arrival)
- International airfare (flight to Algiers)
- Drinks and personal expenses
- Tips for the guide and driver
Itinéraire
Expand allFirst Night — Flight Algiers–Djanet & Bivouac at Tin Amali (Dec 28, 2026)
- Flight from Algiers to Djanet at 10:00 PM, estimated arrival at 12:25 AM (next day)
- Welcome at the airport by our Tuareg team
- Entry formalities for Tassili National Park
- Immediate departure to Tin Amali for the first bivouac night
Day 1 — Issendilène & Erg Admer (Dec 29, 2026)
- Breakfast, then departure to Issendilène
- Approximately 2-hour trek through the majestic canyon to the famous Issendilène guelta
- Free time to enjoy the site
- Departure to Erg Admer to admire a spectacular sunset
- Overnight stay in bivouac
Day 2 — Idharen & Iherir (Dec 30, 2026)
- Departure to the rocky site of Idharen, famous for its long geological formations
- Lunch on site
- Continue to the village of Iherir, nestled in a peaceful oasis
- Overnight stay in traditional huts
Day 3 — Tikoubaouine & New Year's Eve (Dec 31, 2026)
- Departure to Tikoubaouine, renowned for its natural arch and breathtaking rocky landscapes
- Hiking and site exploration
- Bivouac camp setup
- Dinner and New Year's Eve celebration under the stars
- Overnight stay in bivouac
Day 4 — Tigharghart & Return to Djanet (Jan 1, 2027)
- After breakfast, drive to Tigharghart to discover the famous prehistoric rock engraving known as "The Crying Cows"
- Lunch on site
- Return to Djanet
- Visit to the local market and handicraft workshops
- Last night in a guesthouse
Day 5 — Return to Algiers (Jan 2, 2027)
- Dinner
- Transfer to the airport
- Return flight Djanet – Algiers
Questions fréquentes
When is this circuit scheduled?
As spaces are limited, it is recommended to book well in advance with the agency.
How do I proceed for the visa on arrival?
Once you book, the agency takes care of all the formalities: they will send you a form to fill in and return along with a scan of your passport. The agency then submits the file to the Ministry of Tourism, and you will receive confirmation (a "laissez-passer") within about 15 days.
On arrival in Djanet, you will need to present: your laissez-passer, payment of the visa fee (€96 or 14,000 DA), proof of financial means, your round-trip ticket, and your repatriation insurance certificate.
What should I know before leaving?
• The Tassili N'Ajjer is a UNESCO-listed national park: a fragile ecological balance, each participant is responsible for keeping the sites they pass through clean.
• The circuit alternates between bivouacs, traditional huts in Iherir, and one night in a guesthouse in Djanet.
• The itinerary is prepared with experienced Tuareg guides. The order of activities may change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
What should I pack for this circuit?
• Sunscreen and lip balm.
• Sunglasses and saline eye drops.
• Comfortable hiking shoes.
• Personal medical kit.
• Small soft backpack and sleeping bag.
• Water bottle (minimum 1L).
• Headlamp and spare batteries.
• Warm clothes for evenings and nights in bivouac (New Year's Eve is celebrated under the stars!).
This is an exceptional fixed-date departure, from December 28, 2026 to January 2, 2027, to experience New Year's Eve in the Tassili N'Ajjer desert.
As spaces are limited, it is recommended to book well in advance with the agency.
A visa is mandatory for foreign nationals, but thanks to the visa-on-arrival procedure for Djanet, you no longer need to visit consulates or embassies.
Once you book, the agency takes care of all the formalities: they will send you a form to fill in and return along with a scan of your passport. The agency then submits the file to the Ministry of Tourism, and you will receive confirmation (a "laissez-passer") within about 15 days.
On arrival in Djanet, you will need to present: your laissez-passer, payment of the visa fee (€96 or 14,000 DA), proof of financial means, your round-trip ticket, and your repatriation insurance certificate.
• This circuit takes place in the heart of the Saharan winter: mild days (18-28°C) but cool nights, especially during the bivouacs — bring warm clothing.
• The Tassili N'Ajjer is a UNESCO-listed national park: a fragile ecological balance, each participant is responsible for keeping the sites they pass through clean.
• The circuit alternates between bivouacs, traditional huts in Iherir, and one night in a guesthouse in Djanet.
• The itinerary is prepared with experienced Tuareg guides. The order of activities may change due to weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances.
This list is not exhaustive; your travel agent will give you the complete list of necessities to bring.
• Sunscreen and lip balm.
• Sunglasses and saline eye drops.
• Comfortable hiking shoes.
• Personal medical kit.
• Small soft backpack and sleeping bag.
• Water bottle (minimum 1L).
• Headlamp and spare batteries.
• Warm clothes for evenings and nights in bivouac (New Year's Eve is celebrated under the stars!).
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