Circuit 4

Argentina- Bolivia- Peru

 

Small group departure

14 Oct 2011

This exciting 19-day adventure crosses the continent. Commencing in Buenos Aires, the city of tango, and finishing in Lima, founded in 1535 and known then as the ‘City of the Kings’.
After visiting the sites of Buenos Aires and experiencing this cosmopolitan city, transfer to the magnificent Iguassu Falls for two nights. Then, by air, transfer to Salta, located in the centre of the Argentinean winelands. After seeing this colonial city and tasting some of the exquisite wines of the region, the journey continues north into Bolivia, a landlocked country high on the Andean Altiplano. Here the soaring, snow-capped mountain peaks, the desolate salt lakes and incredible landscapes of the Altiplano are sure to leave lasting memories. After visiting La Paz, the world’s highest capital city, we cross Lake Titicaca to Copacabana, Puno and on to Cuzco, the major centre of the Incas. A full day excursion by First Class train and bus takes you to Machu Picchu. After returning to Cuzco with a leisure day to explore the Indian market, fly to Lima for your return or onward flight. 

 

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Libya Complete

15 Days

 

Tour Cost
AUD$3879 pp t/s
AUD$641 Single Room Suppl

 

Departs
daily from Tripoli
Minimum 4 persons

 

Special Escorted Departure

Escorted by Riche du Plessis, Director of Real Travel

Departs 18 April 2010*

*Minimum 12 persons

TRIPOLI – LEPTIS MAGNA – SABRATHA – SEBHA – JERM-AL AWINATT – AKAKUS – EDHAANE MORZOG – DESERT LAKES - TRIPOLI

 

On this tour you will not only experience the incredible antiquities of Libya, but also have an unforgettable Desert Safari into the deep Sahara.

 

Includes: Libya Visa Fee, Accommodation at good 4*-3* hotels and camping, All meals, English speaking local guide, Touring in air-cond vehicle, Entry fees to included sites, Domestic flight tickets, 4x4 Sahara Services

 

 

 

ITINERARY

Day 1: Tripoli  [D]
Met on arrival, assisted and transfer to your hotel. The drive provides a first glimpse of the city.

 

Day 2: Sebha  [BLD]
Morning visit the ancient Roman city of Sabratha, then return to Tripoli. After lunch transfer for flight to Sebha. Overnight. 

 

Day 3: Mt Akakuss  [BLD]
Drive across the Sahara to Jerma (160 km), on to Al Awinatt (290 km), continue to Mt. Akakuss (30 km), the highest mountain in Libya with unique geological formations and pre-historic rock-art. Overnight camping.

 

Days 4 -5: Sahara Desert  [BLD]
A two-day 4WD excursion around the Akakuss Mountains, seeing the prehistoric rock-art and unique desert scenery. 

 

Day 6 : Sahara Desert  [BLD]
Drive from Mt. Akakuss deeper into the Sahara to Emssak where we see further pre-historic art, then visit to Edhaane Morzog. Overnight camping.

 

Day 7: Sahara Desert  [BLD]
Drive across the dunes from Edhaane Morzog to Wadi Madkhandush where we stop for a picnic lunch, then on to Tkerkiba for our overnight camp

 

Day 8: Sahara Desert  [BLD]
Morning visit to Gabber Ouon Lake, then continue across the Sahara to our overnight stop at Ouon Alma Lake.

 

Day 9: Tripoli  [BLD]
Drive from Ouon Alma, via Tkarkiba to Sebha where we board our flight and return to Tripoli for overnight.

 

Day 10: Leptis Magna   [BLD]
The renowned World Heritage Site of Leptis Magna was established as a Berber settlement, then an important Canaanite community, and reached its peak under the Roman Emperor Septum's Severus. Visit the vast site including the Triumphal Arch, huge Basilica, Forum, Public Baths, Hippodrome, and Amphitheater etc. Return to Tripoli.

 

Day 11: Desert Oases  [BLD]
Drive south to the Saharan oasis of Ghadames with an en-route stop at the "ghost town" of Nalut, located high in the Nafusa Mountains. Nalut offers an insight into the traditional cave-dwelling lifestyle of the locals. Lunch is at an oasis before continuing into the desert.

 

Day 12: Ghadames  [BLD]
Settled from prehistoric times, Ghadames was a major stop for traders and pilgrims en-route to Mecca. Today Ghadames is a beautiful desert town that has preserved its labyrinthine-like passages, mud brick houses and decorated streets.

 

Day 13: Tripoli  [BLD]
After breakfast we drive to the village of Kabaw where you visit the Berber grain stores. Continue to Tormisa to see the incredible, intact, cave structures and the potteries at Gharian, then return to Tripoli.

 

Day 14: Tripoli  [BLD]
A tour of Tripoli, founded in 1000 BC., includes the metropolis, the huge fortress, the National Museum, the old souq and the Islamic quarter.  An evening tour allows you to experience the city at night- its busiest time.

 

Day 15: Departure   [B]
Morning at leisure until time for your transfer and onward flight arrangements.

 

 
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