All Country Regions in Libya

Ajdabiya offers eastern Libya’s historic crossroads, desert-edge landscapes and access to Cyrenaica’s wider archaeological and overland routes.

Explore Al Jufrah in central Libya for palm-filled oases, earthen old towns, Saharan history and the desert landscapes surrounding Hun, Waddan and Sokna.

Explore Al-Haruj in Libya for ancient volcanic cones, black basalt plains and demanding but rewarding Sahara expedition landscapes.

Al-Khums combines a working Libyan port, Mediterranean landscapes and the monumental Roman ruins of Leptis Magna near Tripoli.

Bayda in eastern Libya combines Green Mountain landscapes, Senussi history and access to the ancient heritage of Cyrenaica.

Explore Cyrenaica’s ancient Greek and Roman cities, Mediterranean coast, Green Mountain landscapes and historic eastern Libyan towns with careful planning.

Derna, Libya, combines Mediterranean coast, wadi scenery and Cyrenaican history, but travel requires careful security planning and local guidance.

Explore Fezzan’s ancient Garamantian heritage, Tuareg culture, oasis towns, rock art and extraordinary Sahara landscapes in southwestern Libya.

Explore Ghadames, the Pearl of the Desert, and discover its ancient architecture, rich culture, and unique oasis charm in the heart of the Libyan Sahara.

Explore Gharyan in Libya’s Nafusa Mountains for Amazigh heritage, underground homes, traditional pottery, olive groves and mountain landscapes.

Explore Ghat in Libya’s Fezzan, a Tuareg oasis town beside the Acacus Mountains, prehistoric rock art and vast Saharan landscapes.

Explore Libya’s Gulf of Sidra through Sirte, desert coastlines, maritime history and the oil-port landscapes of Ras Lanuf and Brega.

Explore Jebel Akhdar in Libya for ancient Cyrene, Mediterranean cliffs, highland landscapes and the layered history of Cyrenaica.

Explore Jebel Nafusa in Libya through Amazigh mountain culture, fortified ksour, dry valleys, olive terraces and deeply layered history.

Kufra, Libya’s remote south-eastern oasis, combines Saharan landscapes, Sanusi history, caravan heritage and striking desert agriculture.

Explore Libya’s Saharan interior through remote oases, ancient rock art, sculpted mountains and vast dunes with specialist planning and local guidance.

Murzuq offers a demanding journey into Libya’s Fezzan, combining caravan history, oasis culture and the vast dunes of the Sahara.

Explore Libya's Murzuq Desert for vast dunes, ancient Garamantian heritage, remote oases and the extraordinary lakes of the Ubari Sand Sea.

Sabha introduces Libya’s Fezzan through oasis landscapes, desert history, trans-Saharan culture and access to remarkable archaeological regions.

Explore the Surt Desert of Libya through Gulf of Sidra landscapes, desert history and carefully planned journeys across a remote frontier.

Explore the remote Libyan fringe of the Tibesti Mountains, where volcanic desert landscapes, Toubou heritage and borderland history demand expert planning.

Tobruk combines a sheltered Libyan harbour, Second World War memorials and remote Cyrenaican coastlines for carefully planned historical travel.

Tripolitania combines Tripoli’s Ottoman streets, Mediterranean coast, Roman cities and Nafusa Mountain heritage within Libya’s historic west.

Explore Ubari in Libya’s Fezzan for vast dunes, fragile desert lakes, oasis culture and Tuareg heritage, with careful security planning.

Wadi al Shatii reveals Libya’s remote Fezzan through oasis settlements, desert horizons, palm gardens and the enduring geography of Saharan travel.

Explore Zuwara’s Mediterranean coast, Amazigh heritage, fishing traditions and western Libyan landscapes with careful local planning.