15 days in Chad Itinerary
Created using Klarna Trips Chad trip planner
Start: Sydney
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N'Djamena
— 13 nights
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End: Sydney
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N'Djamena — 13 nights
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Chad's capital and largest city, N'Djamena serves as the main port on the Chari River, and a hub for livestock, grain, and salt.N'Djamena is known for sightseeing, museums, and shopping. Your trip includes some of its best attractions: explore the galleries of Musée National du Tchad, hunt for treasures at Grand Marche (Central Market), contemplate in the serene atmosphere at Grand Mosque N'Djamena, and admire all the interesting features of Avenue Charles de Gaulle.
For more things to do, other places to visit, ratings, and tourist information, go to the N'Djamena attractions planner.
Sydney, Australia to N'Djamena is an approximately 32-hour flight. The time zone difference moving from Australian Eastern Standard Time to West Africa Standard Time is minus 9 hours. Expect somewhat warmer weather when traveling from Sydney in February: highs in N'Djamena hover around 41°C, while lows dip to 20°C. You will leave for home on the 25th (Sat).
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Chad travel guide
With a desert in the north, an arid strip through the middle, and grassland areas in the south, Chad boasts a huge diversity of environments, wildlife, and plants. The country has always appealed to adventurous and daring travelers, with unadulterated landscapes and large animal populations the rewards for those bothering to visit. A ratcheting up of unrest, political violence, and terrorism in the 21st century has made travel to the country inadvisable, so it's not surprising mass tourism in Chad never really took off.
