Will you take on the Sahara Desert Trek?
Can you take on the unforgiving environment of the world’s largest hot desert?
During this 5 day trek you’ll follow an ancient riverbed and routes used by camel caravans for centuries, past desert oases. Each night, you’ll settle in a traditional Bedouin camp where you can witness the silence of the desert and the star filled skies.
Whilst this will be a gruelling challenge, it will also provide some space and time to reflect on what you are achieving.
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Desert Survival Tips for Crossing the Sahara
Learn how to deal with extreme heat and survive in the desert, what gear to bring, how to acclimatise to the temperature and how to stay hydrated during the five-day journey to cross the desert.
Soldier completes desert marathon carrying 50kg stretcher
Desert marathons are difficult. Carrying 50kg for the duration of one is almost impossible.But this didn’t stop 31-year-old Sgt David Mathieson and his colleagues in the Royal Regiment of Scotland from doing it.
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“If you risk nothing, you gain nothing.”
Bear Grylls
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