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Step into the land of the red sun. Mesmerizing rock formations basking in the deep red colors of the Sahara sun are the only structures that disturb this serene landscape. The clean lines. The unobstructed views. In the absence of everyday sights and sounds, this almost alien world fills your mind with peace and tranquillity and sharpens your focus. Under the guidance of the local Tuareg people, join us in exploring this unique region and let your camera help you make memories that can never fade!

DAY 1

very likely Saturday, November 11, 2025; we’re still waiting for the Paris-Djanet flights to be confirmed:
Meeting point Paris Airport – 3h before departure for Djanet
Arrival at Djanet Airport, transfer to a local 3* hotel, accommodation in single rooms with private bathroom.

DAY 2, 3, 4

(Three nights of camping in the desert)
The Tadrart Rouge, also known as the Tadrart Acacus, is a mountain range located in the Sahara Desert in southeastern Algeria. It is a part of the larger Ahaggar Mountains system. The Tadrart Rouge is renowned for its stunning rock formations, dramatic landscapes, and prehistoric rock art.
The region is home to several ancient cultures that have left their mark in the form of rock paintings and engravings. These artworks depict various scenes of everyday life, hunting, and wildlife, providing valuable insights into the history and culture of the early inhabitants of the area.
The Tadrart Rouge is a popular destination for adventure travelers, hikers, and rock climbers who are drawn to its unique geological features and the sense of isolation it offers. Exploring the area requires careful planning and adequate provisions due to its remote location and extreme desert conditions.

The rugged beauty of the Tadrart Rouge, with its towering sandstone cliffs, deep canyons, and vast open spaces, attracts visitors seeking a unique and off-the-beaten-path experience in the Sahara Desert. It is a place of natural and cultural significance, offering a glimpse into the ancient past and the harsh yet awe-inspiring environment of the desert.

DAY 5

Long drive back to Djanet, overnight at our Djanet hotel.

DAY 6

Drive to Tikobaouine & Essendilene, Jardin Rocheux d’Adrait (Stone Forest).
The Stone Forest, also known as the “Rocky Plateau,” is characterized by its unique rock formations that resemble a forest made of stone. These formations were created over millions of years through erosion, weathering, and the geological processes that shaped the region.
The Stone Forest in Tassili n’Ajjer is a popular destination for photographers, geologists, and archaeologists due to its stunning natural beauty and also historical significance. Visitors can explore the region’s rock formations, hike through the plateau, and admire the rock art. Camping.

DAY 7

Jardin Rocheux d’Adrait & drive back to Djanet, overnight at “our” hotel

DAY 8

Flight to Paris/Algiers-EU/USA

Gear

What to bring

Camera

Bring your mirrorless or DSLR camera for stunning shots and capture every moment.

Tripod

Capture stable shots with ease on your photography journey with a tripod.

Lenses

Wide-angle zoom lens, Middle-zoom lens (24-70 mm), Telephoto zoom lens (70-200 mm).

Filters

Advised to bring your filters to enhance your photos with versatile options.

Drones

Flying with drones is allowed according to European drone regulations.

Accessories

Charger, enough memory cards, spare batteries, something to clean your lens.

Wear

What to wear

Waterproof jacket

Waterprooft pants

Warm jacket

Thermal underwear

Qualitiy hiking boots

Casual wear

Important information

11 - 19 September 2025

Max. number of participants - 10

Difficulty - Easy

Price - 4100 €, All-Inclusive (Accommodation, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Single supplement - 650 €

Photography experience

We want this tour to be about You & Your photographs.

Through Matjaz’s and Luka’s guidance, you’ll learn the secrets of the masters, take your photography skills to the next level and leave (y)our Tassili n’Ajjer adventure with a collection of magnificent photographs.

Photography skills you’ll learn throughout the tour include

  • Composition, capturing The moment
  • Post-processing tips and tricks
  • The art of working with light
  • Creatively working with your equipment and filters
  • The unique techniques of landscape photography while also touching on aerial, black and white and night photography

Luka & Matjaz will also be there for you to offer one-on-one guidance on specific skills you’d personally like to master. The best way to learn the art of photography is by taking photos. Luka & Matjaz will be by your side sharing insight and guidance as you shoot; helping you create best-possible photos as you shoot. You’ll learn the art with the award-winning masters.

When we stay at our hotel in Djanet (primarily there), you’ll have the opportunity to process and enhance your images using the best-available editing software – thus helping you find your unique personal style as an artist. Yes, you should bring your laptop as well.
If you wish to enter competitions, critique sessions are an important part of the learning process. Matjaz & Luka will offer one-on-one sessions during the tour. Having your work criticized can be frustrating at first but this is the most powerful way to improve your photographic skills.
All levels are welcome. The tour is designed to cover all aspects of image capture and post processing. We can help you optimize your equipment as well.

Physical considerations

You should be in good general health, however there won’t be not much walking and/or trekking. Temperatures will range from 10-15 degrees Celsius at night to 20-25 during the day.

What to bring

  • Hat, sun block and sun glasses – there will be plenty of Saharan sunshine.
  • Comfortable clothing made of cotton is essential. Pack short and long sleeves, a light down jacket, wind-stopper.
  • Comfortable hiking boots.
  • Travel and medical insurance, passport, medication.

Terms and conditions / workshop dates and prices

  • Tour dates: November 2025 (dates to be confirmed but day 1 very likely November 11, 2025)
  • The tour commences and ends in Djanet.
  • Group gathering at Paris Airport – Orly or CDG
  • Cost: EUR 4100 per person
  • Minimum 5, maximum 10 participants
  • A non-refundable deposit of EUR 1500 is required when you book the workshop

Terms of payment

  • A deposit of EUR 1500 must be paid to secure your place. The deposit is non-refundable unless you can sell your place to someone else
  • Note: the workshop is quoted in EUR. To calculate the rate in USD, the currency exchange rate will be provided at the time of transferring the deposit and balance
  • The online Registration Form must be filled in and signed by each participant at the time of paying the deposit. Participation will be declined otherwise
  • The remaining balance must be paid on or before 1 September 2025
  • Bookings will be accepted in the order they are received

Important: the workshop requires a minimum of 5 participants to run so please don’t book your flights until the trip has been confirmed.

What’s included

  • ​​Full 7-day tour, photography instructions by Luka Vunduk & Matjaž Krivic
  • Camping materials, tents and mattresses (note: our guides will set up the tents for you)
  • Meals/drinks in Djanet in our hotel or in a local restaurant
  • Professional driver services
  • Professional licensed local guide services
  • Transportation in comfortable SUV’s offering enough room for you and your gear. 3 guests per vehicle
  • Accommodation in Djanet in a local 3* hotel – single room with private bathroom
  • Immigration service at arrival, travel permits and local taxes
  • All meals (B, L, D) and accommodation
  • Transfers from and to Djanet airport
  • Mineral water
  • All entrance fees
  • English speaking tour leader

What’s not included

  • Single supplement 650 €
  • Flights to/out of Djanet
  • Sleeping bag and pillow
  • Accommodation and meals prior to or following the trip
  • Travel, cancellation, and equipment insurances
  • Medical insurance
  • Visas (if required)
  • Alcohol consumption
  • Beverages and snacks in between main meals
  • Souvenirs and other personal expenses
  • Tips/gratuities for guides and drivers.

Note on tips: gratuities for local guides, hotel staff, etc. are not included. However, if you feel that any staff has given you exceptional service, it is entirely appropriate to tip them. We emphasize that such tips should be at your own discretion and based solely on the level of your service satisfaction.

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