Our tour to Sahara was amazing.
Our guide and the people in the camp were extremely nice and took really good care of us. The dinner was really tasty and... read more the firecamp dances and music was so fun.
First time in Marocco and would definitely come back but now more days to experience everything to the fullest.

Great Value & Great Trip! - We booked the three day tour with Discover Sahara tours and had an amazing time. What an incredible value and the highlight of our time in Morocco.

I booked the three day two night trip to the desert with Discover Sahara Tours. The communication with them via WhatsApp was great, they were very attentive checking in with... read more me when I arrived in Morocco a d during the trip. The tour it's was very well organised, offered great value for money and the accommodation included was great - the first night was a 4* hotel! I would definitely recommend.

An amazing experience - It was an amazing experience. Ismael was very kind and friendly during the trip. And he is a safe driver - important point, and he has knowledge about the Marrocon... read more culture.

Tent trip  - We were driven by a very Nice driver(Azdin) to the start of the trip . We passed Some Nice places for Nice pictures . The camel ride was a... read more lot of fun . The tent camp was extremely Nice . You could do Some sandboarding ! Really big fun for the kids ! The food was good ! Even the showers were Nice although we were in a tentcamp. At the evening there was Some live music and people starter dancing . The next day we went back by camel to our van to go back to marrakesh. This all was in good hands by our guide .

Memorable and authentic experience.  - Our guide was Ismail and he is very charismatic, friendly, and organized. We had a lot of fun exploring the charming Ait Ben Hadou village, although it would’ve been nice... read more to have more time. It was still enough though.

The camel ride was enjoyable because it’s very different from riding a horse and it’s also beautiful as they make sure to take you during sunset. After the sun sets, we arrived just on time to our Berber camp (the people indigenous to Morocco). There, they treated us to an epic tagine, good company, and Berber music around the fire. We finished the night with star gazing before sleeping in a luxury tent (compared to regular camping ofc). The next morning, it’s mostly driving back except for a very enjoyable lunch on a balcony with mountains hovering over you. I’m glad we did it and next time will probably do a 3-4 day trip.

Disclaimers you should know:
1. it’s a LOT of driving about 6 hours each day total. The first day is broken up with stops to a mountainside cafe, a town that’s been around since the 12th century and where they filmed many famous movies including the gladiator.

2. The camel ride is a lot of fun but be warned that the dunes are pretty small since we only get to the tip of the Sahara desert. If you want to get deep into the desert, you have to do a 3 or 4 day trip.

3. Bring layers if you’re going in the winter cuz it cools down a lot. I wore two layers of pants and two sweatshirts. I recommend a hat and gloves too.