Libya

Stretching from the Mediterranean to the Sahara, Libya presents travellers with great possibilities.

Libya has a treasure-trove of monuments amassed over 12 000 years of human history. Along the Mediterranean coastline stand some of the best-preserved cities of the ancient world. The Libyan Desert is home to landscapes of unusual beauty, with oceans of sand dunes, enchanting oases and galleries of prehistoric rock art.

Between the Mediterranean and the Sahara are the mountain homelands of the Berber people, whose long-standing occupation of the land and resistance to foreign rule has bred a resilient and independent spirit.

Libyans are modern people, outward-looking and with strong connections to Europe, Africa and Middle East. Libya is also land whose present is enriched by constant awareness of its heritage.

For those who have spend any time here, the friendliness and hospitality of Libyan people are likely to be their most enduring memories.

Despite its modern facilities, Libya has preserved something of an old word quality. It is possibly the last unspoiled outpost in North Africa.

Tourism in Libya is constantly evolving, ensuring that careful planning is required for any visit.

Flights to Libya with Libyan Airlines

Libya is a vast country and you should consider flying to make most of your time.

Domestic flights within Libya are usually very busy and its worth to book your flight tickets as soon as you know date of your travel. Always check very carefully your flight tickets, as many times the translation from Arabic is not very accurate.

There are many destinations to visit in Libya, one of the main one is Tripoli, Benghazi, Sebha, Tobruk, Ghat, Ghadames and Ubari. If you are flying between Tripoli, Benghazi and Tonbruk keep your eyes out of the window for ruins of Leptis Magna, which planes sometimes fly over.