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Eastern part of Libya
I plan going trough Great Sand Sea to Arkanu and Aweinat Djebels and coming back to Koufra via Mat'an Sarah ; any advice on this trip ? thank you
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Find a reputable agency in Libya (Saro -info@saro-expedition.de), agree a realistic itinerary with them, find a good guide, take more than one vehicle, ensure your own vehicle and driving skills are "up to the job." Take Sat communications, plenty of water and fuel. Allow yourself plenty of time. Dont try and do too much in a short period of time. Good luck!
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Thank you CTC ; we are 5 cars . I expected recent experience in this part of Libya.
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You might try András Zboray at FJ Expeditions.
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i drive same road in 2003 and i recall that leaving gahboup depresion took some time also
the sand sea part is good going with large
corridors between the dunes .
several rock art sites in arknu and uwinat are worth visiting .
its a spectuclar desert in general .
have a nice travell .
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thank you for the address but I can't open it ..
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bonjour
il y a un excellent forum en francais pour les Sahariens
http://www.sahariens.info/w-agora/in...n=sahara_forum
bonne chance - c'est magnifique la Libye!
amicalement
Ursula
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Bonjour et merci Ursula ; départ après demain, bien cordialement.
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