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2 Nights in the Luxury Camp of Erg Chebbi
Desert Camp

2 Nights in the Luxury Camp of Erg Chebbi

3 days · 2 nightsErg ChebbiEasyPrivate

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.

One night in the desert is magical; two nights let you really feel it. You arrive by camel at sunset on the first evening, and the next morning there is no car waiting for you: the whole day belongs to the dunes. Many guests say this second day is the one they remember most.

During the free day you can climb the highest dune nearby, try sandboarding, visit a nomad family in their tent, ride a camel again or rest in the shade of the lounge with a book and endless mint tea. The second night brings another dinner by the fire and another sky full of stars, and after the last sunrise we take you back to Merzouga.

Highlights

  • Two nights in a private tent with bathroom
  • A full free day in the dunes
  • Visit to a nomad family
  • Sandboarding on the big dunes
  • Two sunsets and two sunrises in the Sahara
2 Nights in the Luxury Camp of Erg Chebbi 2 Nights in the Luxury Camp of Erg Chebbi 2 Nights in the Luxury Camp of Erg Chebbi

Included

  • Camel ride with cameleer
  • Night in our desert camp (private tent with bathroom)
  • Moroccan dinner
  • Breakfast
  • Berber music by the fire
  • Luggage storage or transfer to the camp
  • Visit to a nomad family

Not included

  • Soft drinks
  • Tips

Good to know

Bring a small bag for the night, a warm layer and a torch. Big luggage stays safely with us. Vegetarian and other diets are welcome: tell us when you book.

No payment is needed to book: you pay on arrival in cash (dirhams or euros). Free changes if the weather is not good.

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.