Voyage in Chad
Tailor-made

At the heart of the Saharan Africa

Chad stretches from the endless dunes of the Sahara to savannas dotted with baobabs, revealing an authentic Africa where camel caravans still trace thousand-year-old salt routes. Between the rocky formations carved by Ennedi and the crystal-clear waters of Ounianga lakes, this immense territory is home to communities that perpetuate centuries-old pastoral traditions. Here, the Toubous lead their herds through mountain massifs, while Lake Chad fishermen cast their nets at dawn.

A journey to Chad reveals magnificent landscapes where the ochre and vermillion colours of the desert contrast with the tender green of oases. The markets of N'Djamena buzz with local languages, grilled fish scents linger in the evening air, and the starry nights of the Sahara offer a spectacle of breathtaking purity.

What to absolutely see in Chad?

The Ounianga lakes, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, form an archipelago of supernatural colors in the middle of the desert, while the Ennedi massif reveals rock formations sculpted by erosion and ancient rock paintings. Lake Chad, a remnant of an inland sea, constitutes a unique ecosystem where fishermen and herders live. The Zakouma reserve protects the last elephants of Central Africa, and N'Djamena offers a glimpse of Chadian urban life with its colorful markets and revisited colonial architecture.

What type of trip should you choose?

Chad is suited to adventurous travelers seeking an Africa untouched by mass tourism. A 14 to 21-day tour allows you to discover the major regions: the northern desert, central savannas and lake areas. Travel requires specialized logistics with four-wheel-drive vehicles and experienced local guides. This tailor-made trip is ideal for lovers of wide open spaces, traditional cultures and landscape photography.