Sahara Challenge

30 October - 8 November 2009
5 March - 14 March 2010
29 October - 7 November 2010



Sahara TrekThe Sahara desert stretches from the snow capped High Atlas mountains of Morocco in the west, to the Red Sea coast 4800km to the East.

Its landscape varies from a stony flat expanse to perfect wind blown sand dunes, broken only by the occasional oasis. The feeling of space and of solitude is awesome.

With proud Berbers as our guides and a small caravan of camels to carry our supplies we will trek 100km through this varied and stunning landscape.

Guide Itinerary:

Sahara TrekDAY 1: Depart London for Ouarzazate; transfer to hotel

DAY 2: Drive to M’hamid and the start of the trek; head off into the dunes

DAY 3: Trekking amongst small dunes and tamarisk trees following the Jebel Bani

DAY 4: A mixture of stony plateau and soft sand with camp overlooking the dunes

DAY 5: A morning of rough hamada; lunch under a lone tree and onto camp

DAY 6: Scale the heights of Chagaga, the largest dune in the region: great views!

DAY 7: Cross the Iriki Saltpan, through acacia trees and shimmering heat

DAY 8: Sunrise walk ends trek, drive to Marrakech for a big celebration

DAY 9: Free day to explore Marrakech

DAY 10: Depart Marrakech for London


The Cost

2009 £249 participation fee + £2250 minimum sponsorship

2010 £249 participation fee + £2500 minimum sponsorship



Alternatively, you can request a booking form
(please state which trek you are interested in)
Tel: (028) 9066 6188
E-mail c.tweedie@cedar-foundation.org

Or write to:
The Cedar Foundation
Overseas Treks
31 Ulsterville Avenue
Belfast BT9 7AS

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