Location: Ifri, on the airport road
Ténéré Village is in Ifri, south of Djanet town, along the road to the airport. The centre of Djanet is a few kilometres away, and the airport about twenty kilometres further in the same direction.
The property is a little away from the bustle of the centre, so you enjoy the quiet and the desert scenery. A taxi or your guide's vehicle is useful for getting into town.
Djanet is the main oasis of the Tassili n'Ajjer, in south-eastern Algeria, in the wilaya of Djanet. The Tassili n'Ajjer cultural park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is famous for its thousands of rock engravings and paintings and its stone forests.
A simple guesthouse with a tent area
Ténéré Village offers simple accommodation in the spirit of Saharan guesthouses, with a tent area where guests gather for tea and to talk about the next day's trips.
The room type, meals and services included depend on the rate you choose; they are shown on each offer before you book. Check-in and check-out times are given on your voucher.
Comfort is that of a desert property: for any special request, contact our team before booking.
What to do from Ténéré Village
Djanet is the starting point for trips to the Tassili n'Ajjer plateau and its rock art, the dunes of the Erg Admer, and the Tadrart with its canyons and orange dunes.
These trips are run by guides and agencies in Djanet, by 4x4 or on foot, sometimes with several nights of camping. Their programme and price are not included in the room rate.
Access rules for the park and for sites in the deep south can change: check with our team or your guide before you go, and check the official travel advice of your own country.
Who is it for? Not to be confused with
Ténéré Village suits travellers who want a quiet night before or after a desert trip, small groups of friends, and hikers who prefer a guesthouse atmosphere to a large hotel.
The name comes from the Ténéré, a vast sand desert in Niger, but the property itself is in Djanet, Algeria. Nor should it be confused with other tourist "villages" in Djanet with similar names.
High season runs from October to March, peaking during the winter holidays and the end-of-year festivities, so book early. For a full trip including flights, see also our Djanet organised tour page.