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Join us as we explore the incredible country of Chad. On this group tour, you’ll discover the rich culture and history of Chad while enjoying the company of fellow travelers. Our groups are made up of adventurous people from all over the world. Traveling in Chad is a unique experience, perfect for small group tours. Book your spot on our tour now!
At the moment we offer the following group trips to Chad:
Date: 25 September – 1 October 2026
Price: € 2995
Step away from the usual tourist spots and dive into the real heart of Africa with a one-of-a-kind trip to Chad! This 7-day adventure is packed with culture, history, and breathtaking views. This is not just about sightseeing, it’s about experiencing their life.
In the busy capital of N’Djamena, you’ll explore the city’s famous landmarks and lively markets. Then, head off the beaten path to the Durbali region, where you’ll be part of the unforgettable Guerewol Festival. Join the Wodaabe nomads as they celebrate beauty, music, and their amazing traditions.
Date: 24 – 30 September 2027
Price: € 2995
Leave the familiar travel routes behind and discover one of Africa’s most fascinating and least-visited countries. This 7-day journey through Chad offers a rare glimpse into a world shaped by ancient traditions, nomadic cultures and vast Sahelian landscapes.
Your adventure begins in N’Djamena, Chad’s lively capital, where bustling markets, colonial remnants and local daily life provide an introduction to the country. From there, we travel deep into the heart of the Sahel towards Durbali, where one of Africa’s most remarkable cultural events takes place.
The Guerewol Festival is the highlight of the journey. Gathered beneath the open skies of the Sahel, Wodaabe nomads come together to celebrate beauty, courtship and cultural identity through music, dance and elaborate ceremonies. Far removed from mass tourism, this is an opportunity to witness a tradition that has been passed down through generations and remains an essential part of Wodaabe life today.