Tripolitania & Ghadames-7 Days

Price: From $2,870

Libya, located in North Africa, and sharing a border with the likes of Egypt, Tunisia, and Algeria is the destination for your next well-earned holiday. Beautiful and friendly, Libya has had to overcome a turbulent and controversial past and welcomes visitors from all over the world to experience its eclectic fusion of African, Arabic, and European influences interspersed with warm and friendly hospitality.

Arrived and Return Location: Mitiga International Airport
Departure Time: 2 Hours Before Flight Time
Wifi Available
Min Age: 10+
Price Includes:
- Breakfast & Dinner
- Driver and private transportation
- All entrance fees to historical sites
- Accommodations as specified
- Airport/border formalities & transfers
- All domestic flights (where shown in program)
- English Speaking Libya Tour Guide/Manager
- Desert transport & expert (where applicable)
- Security escort where needed (determined by Tour Manager)
- Letters of Invitation required for application of the Libyan visa
Price Excludes:
- Travel insurance
- Photography fees
- Personal expenditure & souvenirs
- Anything else not specified in the above services list

To join us in this tour please register from here https://libyaadventures.com/tour/tripolitania-ghadames-7-days/

What to Expect
Ltinerary

The country has a plethora of magnificent cities to visit and exciting activities to enjoy with a strong emphasis on its cultural tourism market; indeed, cultural tourism is likely the most significant reason why travelers head to Libya as they are eager to discover and explore the many ruins and remains left behind by the likes of the Greeks and Romans.

The city of Ghadames is one of Libya’s most historically important cities as it was used not only as a pivotal trade route, but also because it is home to an abundant freshwater spring that kept the town’s oasis full. Ghadames is one of the best-preserved Arab towns in the region and is under UNESCO protection to continue preserving its significant ruins and remains.

With so much emphasis on culture and heritage, it is only fitting that the city plays host to an annual festival celebrating its status from the past and its ongoing commitment to preserving its long-standing traditions.

The Ghadames Festival is held in mid-October each year and is a vibrant and effervescent affair where the local townsfolk meet to eat, drink, sing, and dance.

It is a truly wonderful experience for those visiting the country to witness such a celebration of spirit and camaraderie, and visitors are urged to join in and enjoy the festivities.

Leptis Magna is 100km south east of the capital Tripoli and is located on the country’s Mediterranean coastline. Leptis is the largest Roman city in Libya and its artifacts and remains are amongst the best preserved and most complete in the region; it further has the added benefit of not being as over-populated as some other Roman constituencies found in North Africa and Southern Europe.

Leptis is believed to have been discovered as early as 7BC by the Phoenicians and eventually formed a part of the new Roman province in Africa that had taken control in 23BC.

Sabratha, just 65km west of the capital Tripoli, is one of Libya’s greatest Roman cities and extensively documents the rich elite dwellings of Roman North Africa.

The Sabratha Museum is a classic tribute to this era with its stunning collection of colorful mosaics being one of the facility’s most prominent features.

Ghadames
The circus
The Hadrianic Baths
The Sabratha Museum
The Leptis Magna Museum
Roman ruins including an old open-air theatre

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