Everything you need to know before your private tour to Merzouga.
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It depends on the number of travellers, the season, the length of the tour and the type of accommodation. Ask us for a free quote – there is no obligation.
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Yes. Most routes can start or finish in Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca, Tangier or another city of your choice.
Always. You travel only with your family or friends, in your own vehicle with your own driver, never in a shared group.
Usually from Marrakech or Fes, but we also pick up in Casablanca, Tangier, Ouarzazate, Errachidia or at any airport.
From Marrakech at least 3 days, better 4 or 5. From Fes, 2 days is possible. If you are already in Merzouga, one night is enough for the camel trek and camp.
About 560 km, roughly 9 to 10 hours of driving – which is why we split it over two days with stops at the best places.
About 470 km, around 7 to 8 hours with stops in Ifrane, the cedar forest and the Ziz Valley.
Tents with real beds, blankets and an en-suite bathroom, set among the dunes of Erg Chebbi. Dinner and breakfast are included, usually with live Berber music by the fire.
There is electricity to charge phones and hot water in the bathrooms. Mobile coverage is often available; Wi-Fi is limited.
Yes. The camels walk slowly and are led on foot by a camel guide. Young children can ride with a parent or go to the camp by 4x4.
Of course. Meet us in Merzouga in the afternoon and leave your car in our safe parking while you spend the night in the dunes.
October to April has the most pleasant temperatures. Summer days are very hot, so we start camel treks later in the afternoon.
Comfortable shoes, sunglasses, sun cream, a scarf against sand and wind, a small backpack for the night in the camp and a warm layer for the evening.
From November to March nights can drop close to freezing. The tents have thick blankets, but bring a warm jacket.
Yes, for drinks, lunches on the road, tips and souvenirs. There are ATMs in the cities and in the larger towns along the way.
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