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Destination Dossier
Chad is the Sahara at its most cinematic — the dunes and rock arches of the Ennedi Plateau, the conservation triumph of Zakouma where elephants are recovering from poaching, and the slow shimmer of Lake Chad on the horizon. A serious destination for serious travellers.
Safari Highlights
Zakouma National Park/ Ennedi Plateau/ Lake Chad/ Tibesti Mountains/ Saharan Rock Art/ Elephant Conservation/ Nomadic Cultures
Capital
N'Djamena
Currency
Central African CFA Franc (XAF)
Languages
French, Arabic (both official) + 100+ ethnic languages
Best Time
November–February (cooler dry season)
Malaria
Risk in southern and Sahelian regions. Low risk in the Saharan north. Prophylaxis recommended.
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Visa Information
Required for most nationalities. Apply via embassy in advance — letter of invitation often needed.
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Getting There
N'Djamena International (NDJ). Direct flights from Paris, Addis Ababa, Casablanca, Istanbul.
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Travel Tips
French essential. Pack for extreme heat in lowland desert. Zakouma represents one of Africa's great conservation success stories. Check security advisories — northern regions have restrictions.
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Parks & Reserves
Protected wilderness areas in Chad