Résumé
This epic West African expedition takes you from Fes to Accra on an unforgettable overland journey. The adventure begins in Morocco, with it's ancient medina's, souks, through the High Atlas then following the coastline down into the deep deserts of Mauritania, onto the real West Africa with it's bustling colourful markets and amazing cultural sites, finishing the trip on the stunning beaches of Ghana. You will discover a continent most travellers only dream of and have the experience of a lifetime!
Itinéraire court
- Jour 1-9
- Fes To Marrakech
- Jour 10-18
- Marrakech To Western Sahara
- Jour 19-33
- Western Sahara To Dakar
- Jour 34-56
- Dakar To Tiwai Island Wildlife Sanctuary
- Jour 57-75
- Tiwai Island Wildlife Sanctuary To Accra
Pays de voyage (4): République de Côte d’Ivoire, Maroc, Sénégal, Sierra Leone
Villes de voyage (9): Abidjan, Casablanca, Dakar, Essaouira, Fés, Freetown, Marrakesh, Rabat, Tiwai Island Wildlife Sanctuary
Details
This epic West African expedition takes you from the UK to Accra on an unforgettable overland journey. The adventure begins in Morocco, with it's ancient medina's, souks, through the High Atlas then following the coastline down into the deep deserts of Mauritania, onto the real West Africa with it's bustling colourful markets and amazing cultural sites, finishing the trip on the stunning beaches of Ghana. You will discover a continent most travellers only dream of and have the experience of a lifetime!
Note: This is one of our Overland Adventures which are run on a participatory basis – you’ll be involved in the day to day running of the trip and have fun helping to cook for the group. Expect to sometimes get dusty and dishevelled and not to be able to have hot showers every night. Groups of up to 24 people are led by our crew of two.
Accommodation is predominantly camping, though there may be opportunities to upgrade this locally where rooms are available. Our Overland Adventures provide once in a life time experiences and whilst some safari activities may be included in the itinerary, or be available to book locally, this should not be considered a traditional safari holiday, though we consider that part of the fun!!