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Of course. Every tour can be adapted: extra nights, a luxury tent, different start or end cities, or stops you would like to add.
Yes. All our tours are private: just you and your companions, with your own driver and an itinerary adapted to your pace.
From Marrakech and Fes, and we can also pick you up in other cities such as Casablanca or Tangier, or at the airport.
For the great dunes of Merzouga, at least 3 days from Marrakech or 2 days from Fes. With only 2 days from Marrakech, Zagora is the better option.
Merzouga has the big golden dunes of Erg Chebbi, the most spectacular in Morocco. Zagora is closer to Marrakech, with smaller dunes – good when time is short.
Usually in the morning, between 8:00 and 9:00, with pick-up at your hotel or riad. The Agafay sunset trip starts in the afternoon.
Yes. Many travellers add a day trip before or after their desert tour – just tell us your dates and we organise everything.
Agafay is a stone desert of rolling hills near Marrakech, not sand dunes. It is beautiful at sunset, but for big dunes you need Merzouga or Zagora.
You sleep in Berber tents with a bed, blankets and private bathroom, right in the Erg Chebbi dunes. Dinner and breakfast are included.
The camp has electricity to charge phones and hot water in the bathrooms. Wi-Fi in the middle of the dunes is limited, which is part of the magic.
Yes, children love it. The ride is slow and the camels are led on foot by a camel man. For very young children we can arrange the transfer to the camp by 4x4.
With one of our private tours from Marrakech or Fes, or by car or bus. Merzouga is about 560 km from Marrakech and 470 km from Fes.
Yes. Meet us in Merzouga in the late afternoon; you can leave your car safely while you spend the night in the desert camp.
From October to April the temperatures are ideal. In summer the days are hot, but the nights in the dunes are magnificent; we adapt the timing to avoid the midday heat.
Comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun cream, a scarf for the sand and the wind, and a warm layer for the night, especially from November to March.
From November to March nights can be cold, close to 0 °C in December and January. The tents have thick blankets, but bring a warm layer.
Yes, it is useful for drinks, lunches on the road, tips and small purchases. There are ATMs in the cities and in the larger towns along the way.
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