Experience the people, the land and the wildlife in the Sahara Desert on this awe-inspiring 4 day trek.
On your trek across this ever-changing landscape, you will climb to the top of the Chegaga Dunes, where you will see the desert sunrise.
With impressive views as far as the eye can see and locals as your guides, you will experience the delights of Morocco in a way very few have.
Trekking through the desert will be challenging and hot, but the team from Global Adventure Challenges will be there with you every step of the way to conquer the trek and raise funds for Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation.
If you want to take part in one of our fantastic charity events but have limited time to take away from the country, this unique trek is for you.
Challenge Itinerary
- Challenge Duration: 6 days
- Activity Duration: 4 days
- Challenge Distance: 36 – 48km (approx.)
- Challenge Grading: Challenging
- Accommodation Type: Hotel and camping on trek
Registration and fundraising options
Payment Options
Registration Fee £199 + Min Sponsorship £1,970
Registration Fee £199 + Self Funding £985
Event dates
There are a number of dates available for the Sahara Desert Trek, with the option to fundraise or self fund your adventure. Click the tabs above for a price breakdown.
- 2nd – 7th November 2023
- 21st – 26th February 2024
- 30th October – 4th November 2024
Our fundraising team will be here to support you through your whole fundraising journey. For more information, please fill in our enquiry form below or email the team at sport@roycastle.org.
Why support Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation?
- We are the leading lung cancer charity in the UK dedicated to helping everyone affected by lung cancer.
- Lung cancer is a disease that, despite what many may think, can affect anyone.
- It is the UK’s biggest cancer killer, with over 36,000 dying from lung cancer every year. It kills more people than breast, prostate and pancreatic cancer combined, and more women than breast and ovarian cancer combined.
- It is our mission to ensure everyone diagnosed with lung cancer can live well with the disease for as long as possible.