Our desert camp in Erg Chebbi
Sleep in the Sahara in our own camp: private tents with bathroom and hot shower, Moroccan dinner, Berber music by the fire and the sunrise over the dunes.
1 nightErg ChebbiOvernight in Our Luxury Desert Camp
A comfortable night in the heart of the dunes: spacious tent with private bathroom and hot shower, candlelit dinner, music by the fire and breakfast at sunrise.
3 daysErg Chebbi2 Nights in the Luxury Camp of Erg Chebbi
Slow down in the Sahara: two nights among the dunes, a full free day for camel rides, sandboarding, a visit to a nomad family or simply doing nothing in the silence.
1 nightErg ChebbiNight in a Traditional Nomad Camp
A simple and authentic night in the dunes, the way the nomads have always lived: wool tents, mattresses on carpets, dinner by the fire and a sky full of stars.
3HErg ChebbiPrivate Dinner on a Dune
A table for two (or for your family) set on a dune with carpets, lanterns and candles, a Moroccan dinner cooked by our team and the sunset all to yourselves.
A night that stays with you
A night among the dunes is the reason many people travel to Morocco. Away from the road and the village lights, the silence is so deep that you hear the sand moving with the wind, and the sky shows more stars than you have ever seen. Our camp is placed in a hollow of Erg Chebbi, protected from the wind and from the noise of the other camps.
We run the camp ourselves: the cooks, the cameleers and the musicians are from Merzouga. The tents are cleaned every day, the bathrooms have hot water and the beds have real mattresses and warm blankets for the cold winter nights. You can arrive by camel at sunset, by 4x4 or after a quad or buggy ride, and stay one, two or more nights.
Questions
What are the tents like?
Private tents of Berber wool with a double or twin bed, good mattresses and warm blankets, a private bathroom with hot shower and toilet, lights and plugs. Family tents sleep up to four.
What should I bring for the night?
A small bag with a warm layer, a torch or your phone light, your toiletries and medicines. Big luggage stays with us or in your vehicle.
Is it cold at night in the desert?
From November to February nights can drop close to 0 °C, but the tents are closed and the beds have thick blankets. In summer the nights are warm and pleasant.
What do we eat in the camp?
Moroccan home cooking: harira or vegetable soup, salads, a tajine of chicken, lamb or vegetables, fruit and mint tea; breakfast with bread, pancakes, jam, eggs and coffee. Vegetarian and other diets on request.
The dunes are waiting
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