Forthcoming Expeditions
All expeditions are organized in a small group format, with minimum 6, maximum 12 participants. Dates are tentative, subject to confirmation from all participants, as well as receipt of permits and visas!
Suggested itineraries are flexible, may be adjusted based on inputs from participants. On the trips, we will hold a discussion each evening to decide on next day's plans, where all reasonable wishes and suggestions will be considered.
Please click on photos or dates to see planned itinerary, dates & participants.
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March 2012 Expedition Jebel Uweinat & the Gilf Kebir (Egypt)
If the permits and escort regulations improve sufficiently to make a trip possible, an expedituon will depart to Jebel Uweinat and the Gilf Kebir. The focus will be on visiting the primary rock art sites, and exploring some remaining unsurveyed areas. Exact itinerary will be fine-tuned once we know that this trip is possible (January 2012). |
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June 2012 Expedition The rock art of the Upper Brandberg (Namibia)
A continuation of our June 2010 and June 2011 Upper Brandberg Expeditions, with the objective to visit some of the richest and most important rock art localities in the upper part of the mountain. |
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October 2012 Expedition Tassili N'Ajjer (Algeria)
Following our very successful exploratory trip to the Tassili N'Ajjer last October, regular trips are planned with variations in itinerary to visit some of the less frequented rock art sites during a 8-9 day trekking trip on the plateau. |
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November 2012 Expedition Arkenu & Western Uweinat (Libya)
Folowing our very succesful November 2010 expedition to Libya, another one is planned to visit the Jebel Arkenu, the western (Libyan) part of Jebel Uweinat, and some of the lesser surrounding massifs, where a number of important rock art sites have been found in recent years. We will visit the primary sites, but will also engage in exploration of remaining "blank spots". |
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North Sudan Expedition Darb el Arbain & Wadi Howar
An exploratory trip to Sudan, traversing the Darb el Arbain from Selima to the Wadi Howar, returning via the Nile valley to Khartoum, visiting the major acient monuments along the way. Given the volatile situation in the Darfur region and reports of banditry in North-western Sudan, this trip is postponed indefinitely until the situation improves. |
For enquiries, questions or participation in an expedition,
please contact us !