Camel Trekking Camp

Let’s start with positive : people are amazing. The guide was very nice, the dinner was very good, and we had a good time on the camp ! BUT the negatives : - no toilets - no facilities to take showers like stated so don’t buy more than a night - sandboarding is sitting - No activities possible on the camp - booked 2 rooms, got one. - bed are not washed between people - breakfast filled with flies - toilets in the riad filthy Other people in same group paid 15€ for the camp

Pasamos un día inolvidable.

This was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I spent 5 nights in the desert camp and got to explore somewhere new everyday. The staff are kind, the food is delicious, and the camp itself is the perfect simple setup (no over the top luxury glamping). I learned about Berber culture and was immersed in the desert’s natural beauty. This camp is not like other camps because it is farther into the dunes and not on the edge near the village. The stars were beautiful and I felt very safe.

Let’s start with positive : people are amazing. The guide was very nice, the dinner was very good, and we had a good time on the camp ! BUT the negatives : - no toilets - no facilities to take showers like stated so don’t buy more than a night - sandboarding is sitting - No activities possible on the camp - booked 2 rooms, got one. - bed are not washed between people - breakfast filled with flies - toilets in the riad filthy Other people in same group paid 15€ for the camp

Pasamos un día inolvidable.

This was one of the most amazing experiences of my life. I spent 5 nights in the desert camp and got to explore somewhere new everyday. The staff are kind, the food is delicious, and the camp itself is the perfect simple setup (no over the top luxury glamping). I learned about Berber culture and was immersed in the desert’s natural beauty. This camp is not like other camps because it is farther into the dunes and not on the edge near the village. The stars were beautiful and I felt very safe.