As the rainy season is coming to an end, we will have the chance to witness the magnificent and famous Gerewol ceremony among the Fulani people. The Bororo Fulani are deeply attached to beauty, which they consider a true hierarchy of values. It is a beauty contest for men, but also a choice of partners for women. During this festival, young Fulani men, adorned in their finest attire, compete in grace and elegance in the hope of being designated as the most beautiful (the Yake).
At the edge of the Sahara, nestled in northeastern Chad, stands the majestic Ennedi massif, a true natural gem still preserved from tourist influxes. Immerse yourself in a world of glowing sandstone, dizzying canyons, and lush oases. Admire the rocky formations sculpted by the winds of millennia, rising to over 1,400 meters in altitude. Marvel at the shimmering colors of the landscapes, from the flaming pink to the emerald green of the rare water sources.
Discover the sublime Zakouma National Park, a true natural gem of Africa that is still too little known! Immerse yourself in breathtakingly beautiful landscapes, from verdant savannas to lush forests and fascinating wetlands. Admire the exceptional wildlife that lives in perfect harmony there: the elegant Kordofan giraffes, unique to Chad, the majestic elephants, the proud lions, and the graceful antelopes.
The majestic peaks of the Tibesti, with the highest point reaching nearly 3,500 meters in altitude, offer a stunning panorama. Gaping craters stand alongside deep canyons, witnesses to an intense past volcanic activity. The sunlight reflects on the multicolored rocks, creating breathtaking plays of shadow and light.
Exploring the Tibesti is to venture into a world apart, at the confines of the Sahara, and to live an extraordinary travel experience. A true journey to the heart of myth.
N’Djamena, the beating heart of Chad. Located on the banks of the Chari River, near the border with Cameroon, N’Djamena is the largest city and the capital of Chad. With nearly 1 million inhabitants, it is home to the main headquarters of the government, political and economic institutions of the country.
The city is characterized by its architecture, a blend of traditional African styles and French colonial influences.
The Elephant Rock (Rocher de l’Elephant) is an imposing rock formation located in the remote Hadjar Lamis region of Chad. This natural monument derives its name from its striking resemblance to an elephant, with the rock sculpted by the elements giving the impression of a massive pachyderm frozen in stone.
The main sites are the Zakouma National Park, the Ounianga Lakes, the Ennedi Massifs, Lake Chad, South and the city of N'Djamena.
The best period is between the months of October and February, during the dry season.Temperatures are more pleasant and visiting conditions are optimal. But our season start from August to May.
A visa is mandatory to enter Chad. It can be obtained from the Chadian embassy or consulate. A valid passport with at least 6 months remaining is also required.
The main means of transportation are flights via the international airport Hassan Djamous in N'Djamena, private internal flights, and 4x4 Toyota hard top vehicles for travel within the country.
We recommend that tourists inquire about the security conditions, equip themselves accordingly (appropriate clothing, anti-malarials, etc.), respect local customs and traditions, and book their activities and accommodations in advance.
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