Fezzan Desert Rally
Expected, not yet confirmed
Expected in January, based on past editions
Official 2027 date: pending the organiser’s announcement
An annual desert rally that opens at Sebha Castle and runs its stages through the Fezzan desert.
SAAFER is not this event’s organiser, has no partnership with it and sells no tickets for it; what is here is taken from the sources named, with their dates, and they have the last word.
Official information
What the organiser or a competent authority announced, with its source and the date checked. What has not been announced is not here.
Usual month, from past editions
From a verified sourceJanuary
Editions
- 2027 edition
Expected, not yet confirmed
Expected in January, based on past editions
Official 2027 date: pending the organiser’s announcement
- 2026 edition
15 – 21 January 2026
- 2024 edition
From 13 January 2024
End date not announced
Travel to the event
Each service in its real state, from the one status source. What opens the demo is not a bookable service.
- Hotels1 sample listing
- Apartments
- Car rental
- Transport
- Restaurants
- Experiences
- SebhaFezzan Desert Rally
- TripoliThe capital and its old city
- BenghaziEastern Libya
- Leptis MagnaRoman city · World Heritage
- SabrathaArchaeological site · World Heritage
- Cyrene (Shahhat)Greek and Roman city · World Heritage
- Green MountainThe hills and forests of the east
- GhadamesOasis and old town · World Heritage
- Tadrart AcacusRock art in the desert · World Heritage
Travel checklist
General guidance by the kind of event; the organiser’s requirements come first, and this is not safety advice.
Plan the trip
One trip end to end in SAAFER’s demo; no real booking yet.
- Stay on the route the organiser designates and do not leave it
- ID or passport, by your nationality
- The organiser’s requirements and registration before anything else
- Water and food for desert days; clothing for hot days and cold nights
- Fuel planning and a suitable vehicle as the organiser recommends
- Maps and information saved offline; coverage is limited
- Carry cash: cards aren’t accepted everywhere
- Emergency numbers and contacts from the organiser