The best accommodations Libyan Sahara

Anglophones and very friendly. The hotel was very clean and clean.

A nice small hotel on a floor set in a pink building. The rooms are air-conditioned and offer the usual comfort, but they are still very new, which makes the difference, especially for bathrooms without comparison with those of other hotels in the city. A very good address.

This campsite is held de de by Abdul, a very Nice multilingual Algerian. The sanitary blocks are impeccable, even if only one is new. You can plant your tent or bivouac in the dunes and come and take a shower at the campsite (1 DL). Café-restaurant with terrace. Abdul, who works for the company Africa Tours, can organise your trip to Oubari Lakes or to Village with a French tuareg guide, in 4 x 4 or dyane. In summer (wholesale from May to September), there is only one caretaker in the campsite.

Just after the checkpoint, which marks the entrance to the city, you will find a café-restaurant in the palm-tree walls. The health care (a shower in the toilet) is not very clean. During our passage, it was planned to also build a campsite. If you're the first to go to the café, you'll see to of the Malian Tuareg who conscientiously déballeront the beautiful silver jewelry they made. From their quiet voices, they will detail their offers to the names that make them dream (Agadez cross, Croix cross, Manou cross…).