Private 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.
For a honeymoon, an anniversary, a proposal or simply a very special evening. While you watch the sunset, our team prepares a private corner on the dunes near the camp: Berber carpets on the sand, low cushions, brass lanterns and dozens of candles.
Dinner is served course by course: soup, Moroccan salads, a lamb or chicken tajine and seasonal fruit with mint tea, with vegetarian options if you prefer. A musician can play the oud or the drums softly, and after dinner the fire is lit under the stars. It can be added to a night in our camp or booked on its own with a transfer from your hotel in Merzouga.
Highlights
- Private table on a dune at sunset
- Carpets, lanterns and candles
- Moroccan dinner course by course
- Live music and fire under the stars
- Perfect for honeymoons and proposals
Included
- Private table on a dune with carpets and lanterns
- Moroccan dinner served course by course
- Berber music by the fire
- Mint tea
- Pick-up at your hotel in Merzouga
Not included
- Soft drinks
- Tips
Good to know
Tell us about any allergy or diet and about the occasion: for a proposal or an anniversary we can prepare flowers, a cake or a special message.
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.
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