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Stretching the length of the Mediterranean’s southern shores towards the coral wonderland of the Red Sea, North Africa is a fascinating melting pot of ancient Nubian, Arabic and Berber cultures and civilisations. Walled citadels sit alongside modern cities and tribal villages set against the soaring peaks of the Atlas Mountains and wind-sculpted dunes of the Sahara Desert. The Great Pyramids of Egypt need little introduction yet head east along the coast, and you discover breathtaking beaches, picturesque villages and some of the most beautiful ruins of the classical world. In Libya, there are few sites to rival the Roman City of Leptis Magna while crossing into Tunisia and you can marvel at the tremendous Phoenician Capital Carthage and impressive El Djem amphitheatre.
In Morocco, medieval medinas from Marrakech to Fez hide a bustling labyrinth of alleys, souqs and bazaars that assault your every sense. Here, basing yourself in a traditional Riad Palace, you can escape the heady atmosphere and experience a soothing oasis of tranquillity. Away from the cities, the landscapes are dotted with terracotta canyons, crumbling kasbah fortresses and Hollywood film sets. Finally, gorges dissolve into rolling Saharan dunes, the fantastic base for camel treks to remote desert camps – the climax of any North African itinerary!
Morocco evokes the mystery and intrigue of ancient Arabia, a land where crumbling Kasbah citadels peer outwards towards shimmering haze of the Sahara.
With gentle sea breezes, scented with sweet-smelling jasmine and where the fish you are served is always fresh, Tunisia is an exciting destination where distinct cultures and incredible extremes of the landscape – forested coastlines, and the Saharan sand seas in the south meet.
Algeria is rich in cultural heritage, a heritage of exceptional richness that adequately reflects a thousand-year history, shaped by many civilizational contributions, habits, traditions and customs.
Along the fertile banks of the River Nile, the ancient Egyptians established a significant and enduring civilisation whose achievements have captured the imagination of the world ever since.
The Western Sahara is virtually all desert and is sparsely inhabited, and has the aridest and inhospitable land on the planet. The principal city of Laayoune, the old colonial capital, lies on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean considered the gateway to the Sahara.
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Thanks again for your efforts, we enjoyed our month away.
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