Discover Timbuktu in 3 Days

Travel Advisory

Mali has introduced reciprocal visa bond requirements for U.S. citizens, requiring deposits of $5,000 – $10,000 starting October 23, 2025, in response to similar measures by the United States.

Fly from Bamako to the legendary city of Timbuktu and uncover its ancient mosques, manuscript libraries, and desert culture. Explore UNESCO-listed landmarks like Djinguereber and Sankore before ending your adventure with a sunset over the Sahara dunes. A short yet unforgettable 3-day journey through Mali’s historic heart.

Price Includes

  • Accommodation Two- Inn Hotels with taxes
  • Professional West African Experienced Guide
  • Professional local sites Guides.
  • Round – Trip Bamako – Tombouctou
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner during the tour
  • Fuel for the tour
  • Transportation in a private vehicle with AC
  • Driver during the tour
  • Military escorts during the entire stay in Tombouctou
  • Round-trip airport/hotel transfers from Bamako as well as Tombouctou
  • Additional Services, local city and village taxes, and visits to site entrances.
  • Bottles of water during the tour
  • Admission to the listed sites and Emirates Palaces, and meeting with Emirs in the itinerary

Price Excludes

  • Other activities and requested services
  • Additional Services like drinks
  • Cost of visas
  • Travel Insurances
  • Local Ceremonies requested
  • Drinks and souvenirs
  • Driver and professional tour guides’ tips are recommended after their services, which will encourage them to continue providing excellent service.
Is Timbuktu safe for travelers?
Yes, the tour is conducted under updated security advisories and includes military escort while in Timbuktu. Beeb’s Tours monitors the situation closely and coordinates with local authorities to ensure guest safety at all times.
What makes this tour special?
This short but immersive journey lets you experience one of Africa’s most mythical destinations — Timbuktu — through authentic encounters, expert local guides, and safe logistics. It’s the perfect way to explore Mali’s culture, desert landscapes, and heritage in just three days.
When is the best time to take this tour?
The ideal season is November to February, when the weather is cooler and desert travel is more comfortable. Summer months can be very hot (up to 45 °C).
Do I need a visa for Mali?
Most travelers require a Mali tourist visa. Check with the nearest Malian embassy or consulate before travel. You’ll also need a valid passport (6 months beyond travel dates) and proof of yellow-fever vaccination.
What should I pack?
Pack lightweight clothing for daytime, a light jacket for evenings, comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, a reusable water bottle, and modest attire for visiting mosques and villages.

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