Nestled at the foot of the mountains, Chebika is an oasis nicknamed “the desert water tower.” Travellers will discover a natural spring feeding a lush palm grove, nestled between ochre cliffs. The walk leads to a breathtaking panorama where the green of the palm trees contrasts with the desert colors. Formerly an abandoned Berber village, Chebika offers a journey back in time to the heart DE Saharan culture.

Larger than Chebika, Tamerza seduces with its waterfalls that rise in the hollow of an impressive canyon. The ancient city, partially buried, reveals its secrets along dusty streets and stone houses. Visitors feel the harmony between water, rock and palm trees in a sweet and mysterious atmosphere. It is also an ideal place for a tea break facing a great view.

This magical site marks the entrance into the deep desert. The “Cou du camel”, an emblematic rock formation, dominates a landscape DE golden dunes as far DE eye can see. Here, travelers will board the 4x4 for a sensory crossing, between absolute silence and bright light. Lovers DE photography will find their paradise, and adventurers their playground DE.

In the heart of the desert, Mos Espa, the famous setting built for the Rising Star Wars episode, appears. Visitors will be able to walk in Anakin Skywalker’s footsteps, exploring the round buildings and turrets of the Intergalactic Point of Sale. This amazing site seems to have come straight from another planet, mixing science fiction and natural splendor. A perfect place to connect imagination, cinema and eternal Sahara.