About Adventure Logue
Adventure Logue is part of the BootsnAll Travel Network. Updated daily, it aims to be the complete resource for planning an adventure trip to tell the grandkiddies about.
If you have suggestions about information you’d like to see on this website, please contact us.
For more travel web sites in the BootsnAll Travel Network, or find out how to become a blogger for where you live, please visit www.LogueIt.com.
About the Author
Many years ago, Eric Mack decided the best away to avoid sitting at the same desk for the same amount of time every day was to become a reporter. But after spending many hours behind a desk at small newspapers and radio stations, he revised his aspirations to become a full-time freelance reporter and travel writer.
So far his media career has led him to run a tiny radio station in a remote Alaskan village accessible only by plane, travel across Asia from American military bases in Japan to hang out with tribal chiefs in Pakistan and explore the underground caverns in southern New Mexico where a nation disposes of its nuclear waste.
He lives in Northern New Mexico with his wife and a dog named (translated from the Hebrew) Dog.
For more of his writing, go here.
PRINT 
{ 3 comments }
hello desr
frist i want to say thank you so much for ur emailled and the trust whcih you gave it to me .
i,m agree with your programm and i,m ready to do it for you but i need to know your trip and
the place’s which you want visit it here in libya
about the Visa it’s coast 25 Euro\person
each person he have to pay 75 Euro\person\Day ( including food, accomidation,transportation)
this is our price for you . and belive me it’s good price .
or you can tell me what do you want we will do it for you and after that you can do as you want or do your trip .
Libya Tour Day 1 Tripoli
Arrival: You will be met at Tripoli airport by one of our guides to assist with obtaining your visas, and transporting you to the hotel.
Afternoon: Sightseeing tour of the city (including Marcus Aurelus Arch, Medina and Souk).
Libya Tour Day 2 Sabratha / Ghadammes
Drive to the Roman ruins of Sabratha (62 Km.). Sabratha boasts one of the finest preserved theatres. Explore with a knowledgeable local guide, and close the tour at the Sabratha museum before continuing on to Ghadammes (600Km.) (via Nalut).
Libya Tour Day 3 Ghadammes
All day touring in Ghadammes. This oasis town, located along the Algerian and Tunisian borders, is famous for its desert architecture. You will visit the old city, a labyrinth small enough to be completely covered on foot. The open squares and occasional overhead skylights that provide the little available light (bring a flashlight!) make the style of the old city unique to this part of the Sahara .
Enjoy lunch in a traditional house.
Afternoon/evening excursion to the sand dunes for enjoying the sunset.
Libya Tour Day 4 Ghadammes / Sebha to germa
Libya Tour Day 5 Germa
Drive to Germa (120 Km.) lakes region, driving through the magnificent Sahara sand dunes. Overnight in tents.
Libya Tour Day 6 Sahara Oasis
Touring in the Sahara oasis of Mandra, Um- Al Maa & Gaberoun. Overnight at camp.
Libya Tour Day 7 Alwinat
Day 7: Early morning drive to Alwinat(375 Km.). Overnight at camp.
Libya Tour Day 8-10 Akukus
Day 8-9-10 : All day touring in Akukus, where you will see spectacular rock formations, as well as ancient paintings & engravings. Overnight at camp.
Libya Tour Day 11 Sebha / Tripoli
Sebha flight back to Tripoli ( 20:00 P.M. 21:30 P.M. ).
i can do your trip here in libya desert i mean all information about
u
and i’ll give you special price
KInd regards
Mr. Mahmoud Akka
http://www.akakusdesert.com
00218.92.645.91.56
00218.21.3340770
00218.21.360.13.74—-ghdames.libya
I will be always at your service.
Eric, thanks for the linky love about my around the world blog over at Gadling. I am about to start back up again, it was too expensive and time consuming to work full time/travel full time and write on the side for both personal and professional weblogs. I am also a boots member so I doubly appreciate the shout out! I’ll be checking you out too!
best,
dia
I can totally relate with you, Dia, on the working full time and traveling full time. Now I just travel and write as a full time job! Hehe! Put in your time and eventually it pays off!
Comments on this entry are closed.