Tourism in Libya is still in its immaturity, the country offers a great destination for exploration and holiday making. Libya, if not only one, is along with the few countries to go for those who want to knowledge a rare opportunities of travel and adventure.

Benghazi is in north-eastern Libya placed on the Gulf of Sidra Benghazi; it is the second biggest city in the country and has an inhabitant of 950,000. Benghazi has a Mediterranean environment with moderate wet winters and warm dry summers.

Derna or Darnah is to be found in the northern part of Libya, next to the Mediterranean Sea. Derna enjoys a clammy Mediterranean climate with temperatures in the summer averaging 30°C. Winter temperatures are a lot cooler here than in the inside desert region.

Germa is a small village in the western division of Libya. This sparsely populated resolution is nestled in the eastern Sahara desert or what is also known as the Fezzan desert area. The climate here is classic of the desert region of the country and there is hardly any rainfall at all.

Ghadhames is a stunning oasis town in the country of Libya, in Africa. It is positioned 600 km south-west of Tripoli, close to the border between Algeria and Tunisia. Ghadhames is characterized by a classic desert climate it experiences scorching, dry heat throughout the summers, while the winters are mild.

Sabratah is located in the northern part of Libya, in the Zawia district along the Mediterranean coast. The region enjoys an emblematic Mediterranean climate more temperate climate than the interiors of the country. The impact of the desert keeps the weather dry with very hot summers and agreeable winters.

The Gurgi Mosque is one of the important points in old Tripoli. Created in 1834, it is one of numerous ancient buildings in the area. Not far from it is the equally well-known Roman Arch of Marcus Aurelius.

Encompassing more than 90% of the land, the Sahara Desert is quite literally one of the largest tourist spots in Libya. The view in the desert is not just breathtaking but also offers the tourist a look at the life and civilization of the people living there.

The most legendary are the Akakus Mountains in the southwest. There are caverns in the area as well as plentiful multi-colored rocks. The mixture of these has made it a popular haunt for tourists.