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- North TunisiaThe Atlas mountain range, which starts in Morocco and stretches majestically at 1544 meters high to the North of Tunisia, forms an exceptional forest park. The mountains of Khroumirie, Nefzas and the Mogods for instance which stretch from the South West to the North East of Tunisia, all have accessible and well-marked footpaths. The wild coastline plus the pine and oak woodlands lead us to beautiful wide-ranging flora and fauna. At the heart of Khroumirie Mountains lies the town of Ain Draham at a crossroads of numerous pedestrian routes. There are more than 550 km of well marked tracks amid oak forests blazing the trail to springs and waterfalls, uncovering deep valleys and rising to panoramic views through breathtaking biotopical diversity. With an average height of 800 meters and a strong unevenness between the summit and the valleys, these forest peak areas covered by oak trees, eucalyptus, mimosas and glade, are a real paradise to all hiking enthusiasts. The forestry fauna spreads through this region: There are stags, wild boars, porcupines, wild cats, Jackal, foxes and mongooses… The ornithological fauna on the other hand is occupied by green woodpeckers, grey cuckoos, big ravens and young partridges… A typical trekking day…
- South TunisiaTunisia offers the full Sahara experience with the great sand dunes of the Grand Oriental “Erg”. In the south, the scenery is panoramic and diverse leading to the far Northern edge of the African Sahara. Hikers will find here their ideal playground and walks adapted to all abilities and levels. The oases of Douz and Ksar Ghilane for instance are the last islands of greenery and vegetation before you hit the barren desert wastes. A typical trekking day in the desert Trekking tours in the desert start in the autumn season from October up until April. At this time of the year, the days are neither too long (about 12 hours day light) nor too hot. The sun rises at 6:30am to 7:00 am and sets at about 17:30 to 18:00. The expeditions, on foot or by dromedary, are organized in groups led by experienced Sahara guides. The luggage and equipment are transported on the backs of dromedaries. Wake up call is at about 6:30 am just before sunrise with departure by about 7:30 am in order to enjoy walking in the cool hours of the morning and to experience the magnificent sunrise over the dunes. Trekking tours are carried…
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