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The Sahara's most otherworldly rock art and sandstone spires, a desert-and-savanna national park recovering elephant and lion populations, and one of Africa's least-visited frontiers.
Explore Chad on the map →A UNESCO World Heritage plateau holding one of the largest collections of prehistoric Saharan rock art, alongside dramatic natural arches and canyons.
One of Central Africa's genuine conservation success stories, with elephant populations recovering dramatically after intensive anti-poaching efforts.
A dramatic, permanent water pool deep in the Ennedi Massif, home to a rare population of West African crocodiles surviving in the middle of the Sahara.
A remote, rugged volcanic mountain range in Chad's far north, among the least-visited and most dramatic desert landscapes in the world.