Crossing Algeria in 24 days, between the vast sands of the Sahara and lonely desert roads, is like stepping into another world. From Tamanrasset to Djanet, a 600 km stretch through one of the most breathtaking deserts on Earth awaits you. Be sure to carry an extra fuel can—there are no gas stations along the way, and you might ride for hours without seeing a single vehicle. I highly recommend not traveling alone—go with at least one companion for safety. But despite the isolation, one of the greatest treasures of this journey is the people: Algerians, especially in the South,…
A real mix of terrain, gravel roads, dirt roads , stoney river roads and over grown abandoned roads, nothing to difficult , suitable for mid size adventure bikes.
Traveler, adventurer, and filmmaker Daniel Rintz, author of an award-winning adventure film “Somewhere Else Tomorrow”, is back in the director’s chair. Having come home to…
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