Such a unique experience- loved everything about it! - Everything was so beautiful and the food was specifically incredible. Ismail, our guide was so helpful and made the trip so fun! We loved getting to do things off... read more the beaten path like having tea with a nomad family and sand-boarding in the Merzouga Desert. Highly recommend!

It was a great experience! Ismail was really nice with us.
The desert was magic and the Camel ride funny
We recommend this adventure.

Awesome Sahara experience  - An amazing experience from start to finish! Along the drive we got to see so much of what Morocco has to offer outside of the city with breathtaking views the... read more whole way. The Sahara stay itself is incredible with Camel Rides, Nomads, Berber cuisine and great music.

We also had an amazing driver and guide Houssine who looked after us very well.

For the camp it is well worth booking the luxury accommodation with your own private bathroom.

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 2 days trip  - This tour is Amazing. Our guide Ismael was the best guide ever. He took us to the best places and took care of us for 2 days. The trip is... read more very interesting as you will stop many times in the way to the desert to see different interesting things. The night in the desert is an unique experience everybody should try once in their life

Worth every single penny! - This tour was worth every penny! It should be in everyone's bucket list. We were 8 people in a nice, clean van with Ismael, from Marrakesh to Fes, with several... read more stops during the 3-day tour. Ismael is an excellent driver. It was awesome how everything was planned and on time at all the stops. We learned a lot about the Berber culture and visited different communities and Kasbahs. On the second day of our stop, we had a walking tour with Said, a beautiful morning walk around Tinghir. We stopped in a Kasbah to learn about the berber’s carpets, colors, and symbol meanings. We did not enjoy the food at some of the stops, so we went to other places nearby, and we found better prices and a more authentic experience than in the traditional “tourist traps”. The food stops for lunch are something that they need to improve. Of course, the best part is on the second night when we rode the camels to see the sunset and then arrived at our tents in the desert. If you have issues with your back or shoulders, I suggest you try to go to the tents by car. Everything in the desert was perfect. The food was abundant and delicious (when we were full and ready to go, they gave us the best Lamb Tahine we had on our whole trip. The tents were incredibly comfortable, with running water and an Occidental toilet. We had a firepit at night with live music under the stars. The sky was fantastic!!! Stargazing was very easy, even near some of the lights in the camp. We went in December, so you need to be prepared for a very cold night/morning.