Visit the Bledow Desert (Pustynia Bลฤdowska), Europe's largest inland sand dune area located in Poland, covering about 33 square kilometers.
A 70-metre crater of natural gas that has burned since 1971 โ camp beside the "Door to Hell" at night.
The "Eye of the Sahara" from the ground.
Ride one of the world's longest trains.
Saharan lakes that defy the desert, UNESCO-listed.
Surreal salt pans stretching to the horizon.
Hidden desert waterhole in the Ennedi where camel caravans meet Nile crocodiles.
The "inland sea" where dunes meet water.
The "Manhattan of the Desert", UNESCO-listed.
Dead camelthorn trees, 900 years old, black against a white clay pan and the worldโs tallest red dunes.
Fog-bound desert shore of shipwrecks, seal colonies and dunes dropping into the Atlantic.
Lone 400-year-old tree in the desert.
Young fissure volcano between spreading tectonic rifts.
Otherworldly landscape of limestone chimneys.
Neon sulphur pools, salt flats 125 m below sea level and the Erta Ale lava lake โ the hottest inhabited place on Earth.
Shifting Sahara-like dunes on Venezuelaโs Caribbean coast.
Rusting steam locomotives abandoned on the edge of the salt flats a century ago โ a surreal stop on the way to the Salar.
Fly over the Nazca Lines, giant desert figures etched into Peru's coastal plain two thousand years ago
Wind-carved chalk mushrooms and icebergs of rock glowing at sunset โ camp overnight under the Sahara stars.
High-altitude geyser field steaming at dawn, 4,300 m up in the Andes.
Sacred red monolith at the desert heart.
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