Tailor Made Discover Libya - Slideshow

Tailor Made Holidays in North Africa & Arabia: Features

Donna Piccini, North Africa & Arabia Specialist

Donna Piccini, North Africa & Arabia Specialist, 01993 838419

Roman cities, Berber villages and 10,000 year-old rock art all compete for your attention in Libya.

Discover sights and sounds that escape most visitors in Jordan, with two new walking tours.

Audley charity trek to the summit of Mount Toubkal in Morocco.

After a lucky find Andrew Hunt examines how visitors to Egypt would have been guided around the country 100 years ago.

Our second fundraising trip in support of the Audley Charity Portfolio is a five-day trek through Jordan’s wilderness to Petra.

Outstanding Classical ruins and breath-taking desert scenery have long been one of the worst-kept secrets of the travelling world.

The theatre at Sabratha (400 AD) has been a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1982
Only about half of Sabratha has been excavated, inlcuding this latin inscription
Part of the dried-up Mandara Lake, near Ubari
Rock art in the Akakus Mountains, depicting the now extinct North African elephant
Qasar al Haj has one of the best examples of Berber construction in Libya
The old town of Nalut has hundreds of chambers used for storing grain and oil
The Jebel Nafusa region is where the majority of Libya's Berbers are concentrated
A mosaic in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Cyrenaica (700 BC)
Umm al Maa Lake, meaning 'mother of water', near Ubari
Some of the rock art in the Akakus Mountains date back to 12,000 BC