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3 day tours – Chad

3 days tour – Chad

Welcome to our 3-day tour to Chad, where we will take you on an unforgettable journey through some of the most breathtaking natural landscapes and historical sites the country has to offer. We will explore Ngueli at the Cameroon border. Travel to the desert to Hajer Lamis, encountering nomadic life near Lake Chad and see the iconic Elephant Rock. We will also Explore N’Djamena’s highlights like the Cathedral & Great Mosque. Lastly, we will go to Koundoul to meet nomadic Arabs and explore the Chari River.

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1 person: EUR 1845 1845
Trip
2 persons: EUR 1645 1645
3 days tour - Chad

General info

Days3 days / 2 nights
Best travel timeWhole year
DestinationsChad
Price€ 1845 (1 person)
€ 1645 (2 persons)
IncludingAccommodation
Transportation on the ground
Local guide
Visa support
Breakfast
Entry fees
ExcludingInternational flights
Insurance
Visa
Lunch & Dinner
Tips for the guide
Personal expenses
This offer is covered by the STO Garant guarantee. You can find the conditions for this guarantee scheme on STO Garant’s website.

Itinerary

Day 1 – N’Djamena

  • Arrival in N’Djamena.
  • Meet your guide and airport pick up.
  • Highlight: We visit the National Museum.
  • City tour of N’Djamena, highlights include the Cathedral, Great Mosque, and the artisanal center.
  • Overnight stay in N’Djamena.

Day 2 – N‘Djamena – Hajer Lamis – Douguiya

  • We leave N’Djamena and cross the desert plains to Hajer Lamis. This area is close to Lake Chad, where many nomads are.
  • Upon arrival, you’ll see Elephant Rock, a big stone mass in the form of an elephant!
  • Drive to Douguiya, an old hunting camp next to the Chari River.
  • Highlight: Watch daily life around this remote part of Chad.
  • Overnight stay in our camp in Douguiya.

Day 3 – N’Djamena – Koundoul – Gaoui

  • Return to N’Djamena.
  • Drive to the Chari-Baguirmi region, southeast of N’Djamena.
  • Highlight: Meet the nomadic Arabs in Koundoul.
  • In the afternoon we continue to Gaoui. This village is said to have been the capital of Sao Civilization (a race of giants in local folklore), it is known for its traditional architecture and pottery made by local women.
  • Airport drop-off.