Compare authentic, comfort and luxury desert camps, choose your budget and experience, and book your Sahara night with local desert experts.
We work in Merzouga and focus on one thing: helping you choose the desert camp and camel trek that suit your trip, then organising it with you directly.
We are based in Merzouga, at the edge of the Erg Chebbi dunes, so the advice you get comes from people who work here every day.
Authentic, comfort and luxury camps in one place, so you can compare before you choose.
Tell us what you want to spend per person and we suggest camps within that range, with clear inclusions.
Ride into the dunes for sunset and back after sunrise, or arrange a 4x4 transfer if you prefer.
Private tents and, where you need it, camps with a private bathroom.
Talk to us on WhatsApp or by email before, during and after booking. You deal with us, not a call centre.
Every camp sits in the dunes, under the same stars. What changes is the tent, the bathroom and the level of comfort — and therefore the price.
For travelers looking for a simple and traditional Sahara experience.
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For travelers looking for more comfort and facilities.
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For travelers looking for a premium desert experience.
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Private tent rooms with real beds, glass doors and warm lighting, set around lantern-lit carpet paths and a central fire pit.
For travelers looking for a simple and traditional Sahara experience. Send us your date, number of guests and budget, and we will reply with the authentic camps that have space.
For travelers looking for more comfort and facilities. Send us your date, number of guests and budget, and we will reply with the comfort camps that have space.
The classic way to reach a desert camp: by camel, across the dunes of Erg Chebbi, arriving as the light turns orange. Here is how a typical overnight trek unfolds.
Meet your guide at the meeting point on the edge of the dunes and leave your car or main luggage.
Ride out into the dunes. Your guide walks with the camels and leads the way.
Climb a dune and watch the sand change colour as the sun sets.
Settle into your tent as the lanterns are lit around the camp.
A Moroccan dinner, shared with the other guests or served at your own table depending on the camp.
Drums around the fire, then a sky with very little light pollution.
Wake early to see the first light touch the dunes.
Breakfast at camp, then back to Merzouga by camel or 4x4.
From first question to your night in the dunes, in four steps.
Use the camp finder or browse the camps, or simply tell us what you are looking for.
Send your date, number of guests and what you want included. We reply with availability and the price.
Once your booking is confirmed, we send the meeting point and time for your arrival.
Camel ride, sunset, dinner, a night in the dunes and sunrise the next morning.
Guests on the carpets under the palms, evenings around the fire with drums, the tent rooms and the camp at sunset: these photos are moments from our own nights in the desert.
Being based in Merzouga means we can answer practical questions properly — where to park, what to pack, which camp suits a family or a couple — and adjust plans when something changes.
Most overnight stays in a Merzouga desert camp include the night in a tent, dinner and breakfast, and a way of reaching the camp - by camel, by 4x4, or a mix of both. Many camps also offer music around the fire in the evening. Exactly what is included depends on the camp you choose, so every camp listing shows its inclusions, and we confirm them in writing before you book.
It depends mainly on the camp category (authentic, comfort or luxury), whether you want a private bathroom, how you reach the camp, the season and the size of your group. See the camp price comparison or read our guide How Much Does a Merzouga Desert Camp Cost?. Send us your dates and we will reply with the current price for the camps that fit.
In many Merzouga camps a camel ride to the camp is part of the package, but not always - some guests prefer to arrive by 4x4, and some camps include both options. Each camp page shows whether camel trekking is included, and you can tick it as a must-have in the camp finder.
It depends on the camp. Luxury camps usually have a private bathroom inside each tent, comfort camps vary, and authentic camps more often use shared facilities. If a private bathroom matters to you, choose it in the camp finder or mention it in your request and we will only suggest camps that have one.
Yes. One night is the most common stay: you arrive in the late afternoon, watch the sunset over the dunes, spend the night at the camp and leave after sunrise and breakfast. If you have more time, ask us about staying two nights.
Authentic camps focus on a simple, traditional Sahara night at a lower price. Comfort camps add better beds, more privacy and better facilities. Luxury camps offer spacious private tents, usually with a private bathroom, and a higher level of service. Compare them in our guide Luxury vs Budget Desert Camp in Merzouga.
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