The gates of the Sahara desert - Great driver during this long drive between Fes and the merzouga desert. 10am round trip and 10am return with the different photo breaks and lunch. Great sunset show and sunrise. This should happen sooner on the site and sink in a bit more. Comedy ride a little short and watch out for the end of the ride the camel offers you trinkets to buy...

Without Stars ✨️the Sky Never Can Dancing💥 they are our light in the Dark Night ♠️ - Great place amazing cultur a nother experience Bettwhen the Sky and floor Nature .Music .food.Dance.colores......So like feel the Magic in the Sky Welcom.

Mohamed - Mohamed is a great driver, very friendly and attentive to all of us, I recommend if you want to do any tour of Morocco.

Recommended - I had an amazing experience on the Sahara excursion. From the beginning, everything was organized flawlessly, allowing us to enjoy the adventure to the fullest. The scenery is breathtaking, with sand dunes that seem endless, and the desert atmosphere is truly magical, especially at sunset. The driver, Mohammed, was exceptional throughout the journey. He not only took us safely, but also proved to be a very friendly and knowledgeable person from the region. He shared stories and details about local culture and customs, which greatly enriched the trip. In addition, he made several strategic stops so that we could enjoy the best views and take photos. The camel tour of the dunes was certainly one of the highlights. The feeling of being immersed in the desert is something I will never forget. Arriving at the camp, the atmosphere was very welcoming. We enjoyed a delicious traditional dinner under the stars and local music around the bonfire. I recommend this tour to anyone looking for an authentic and unique experience in the Sahara. It was an unforgettable adventure, and I thank Mohammed very much for making it even more special with his excellent driving and hospitality.

An experience to live - A place where it is most incredible in the desert near the Algerian border, calm by its desert but very lively by its traditional Berber songs

Fabulous experience not to be missed - It's a great experience with helpful, kind and friendly people. The tent is spacious and well equipped. The sunset ☀️ over the sand dunes on camelback is not to be missed. The guide is attentive and takes unforgettable photos. The only downside is the distance between Merzouga and Fez as well as Marrakech, in one day it is tiring with very damaged roads. The drivers are professional and attentive to your requests. I advise you to take advantage of this trip in 3 days and not the 2-day offer. Thank you to all those involved for their energy provided for our comfort.

Long, long days travelling, but worth it! - Warning: long (and hopefully useful) review. If you're planning to take a trip to the desert, it will make your experience much more enjoyable if you know what to expect, especially the cons of it, if you will, so let's start with that: - It is a long, LONG trip for a two-day adventure. The drive itself from Fez to the campsite is about 7 hours, plus stops (monkey-watching, sightseeing, lunch, loo breaks), so if you're not happy to sit and enjoy the landscape for hours on end, enjoying people's company, reading, listening to music or something like that, you're probably not going to be happy. - The vehicle's A/C might not work properly. At least, it didn't in our case, and we had no windows we could roll down, so we were a bit hot and sweaty both days. Having said that, we both had a cold, so if the A/C had been working it would have probably been worse for us! - The food will be far from the most memorable in Morocco. It's just fuel, so treat it as such and your life will be better. This is a trip to enjoy for the experience of the surroundings, the camel riding and so on, not for the gastronomy, I'm afraid. - Expect to be asked for money or to buy stuff everywhere you go, which is standard for Morocco as a tourist, so nothing new there. Just don't let it get to you. When we stopped to see the monkeys, the guy that gave us peanuts was asking me for 200 dirham afterwards. I thought it was ridiculous, so luckily I asked the driver before giving him any money, and the driver said I should give him 1, 5 or 10 dirham if I was feeling generous. So there's your tip, when in doubt, ask your driver. - It will not be a private experience. The campsite is surrounded by other places just like it, so there is actually a fair amount of people around. It feels touristy, and chances are there will be a very loud group somewhere, because there always is, which detracts from the experience. But hey, if you want a private tour, expect to pay a fair bit more! - The time riding camels is not enough. If you're expecting a one-hour ride (as we did), you're going to be disappointed. We got to ride the camels twice, but in total I would say it was about 35 minutes. Now the good stuff: - Monkeys were great, and we got to see cheeky baby monkeys and have them eat crackers off our heads, which was super fun. - The expansive landscapes were amazing. We saw canyons, rivers, an oasis, lots of donkeys and sheep, mountains... it was beautiful. - The Sahara, man! I mean, it is THE desert, right? Granted, we were at the very edge of it, but it still counts. When you reach the campsite, you get on that camel and head to the dunes to watch the sunset, and in that direction, there's nothing but dunes, and it is incredible! - On that note, CAMELS! They are lovely and fun to ride, and the fact that you're riding one in the desert (albeit short rides) is such a unique experience that you kind of overlook lots of other stuff. Now, there is a limited amount of camels, so not enough for the number of people there, which means they come and go to bring people to the dunes and take them back to camp, so you might have to wait for a bit. I wish I had known that, because I left my bottle of water in the camel's saddle when we reached the dunes, never to be seen again. Since we were the last ones to arrive before sunset, we were the last ones to be returned to camp, which resulted in some very cool photos of us with the moon in the background, so that was a nice touch from our camel wrangler, who was lovely. (Also, at the end of the ride, the camel guy will ask you to look at stuff his family allegedly makes and to buy stuff. We did buy a couple of things because we actually liked them and they were reasonably priced. We had the same thing in the morning, where a guide tagged along, even though we were walking and didn't ask him to, and when we returned he tried to sell us stuff like all the others do, but we had to say no. Basically, whenever anyone joins you for any reason, they're trying to sell you something. That applies everywhere in Morocco.) We were supposed to ride camels in the morning to watch the sunrise again, but there were none available when we got there, so we had to walk, which wasn't an issue per se, we just wanted the camels. - The tents where you sleep are great! They're more like little huts, with a private shower and toilet, so it is glamping in the desert. They even have A/C (not that we used it). Don't expect the softest beds in history, but to be honest, I had a perfectly good night's sleep. - The setup of the campsite is great, and the evening entertainment was fun. The people working there know how to entertain a crowd. In conclusion, great tour for a great price, as long as you know what to expect. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a taste of the desert.

Wonderful - Magical and authentic! Everything was perfect with one exception at the restaurant on the way back (dirty, disgusting and expensive) It ends with a bad feeling of being fooled when the rest was impeccable

Wasn't as exciting - We took a 2 days 1 night tour in Sahara and it had it's high and low points. Pick up was on time at around 8 and we had couple of stops to see the atlas monkeys and food. We reached the beginning of the desert at around 6 in the evening. We then drove with 4x4 jeep to the camels. We had a nice camel ride in the erg and just a great time in the desert watching the sunset. The camp was an okay experience. We were offered food almost immediately as we reached. Water and/or drinks aren't offered (which we didn't know). The food was decent with skewers, rice, tangine etc. There wasn't any campfire (that's only in winter). 2 songs were performed for duration of 10 mins. That was it. We were back in the tents by 10:30, we spent our rest time just outside the camp watching stars. Sunrise in the erg is magical, do not miss it, but the rest of the tour did not go as well. There was a lot of confusion on the bus that'd take us to Marrakesh. We waited for 1h:45min in hot sun for a transport. After a lot of screaming and yelling and moving luggage to and fro we were assigned a van to Marrakesh. We made couple of stops for food and bathroom and we reached Marrakesh around 8:00. The sunrise and sunset in Erg Chebbi were amazing. The return trip confusion & the average experience at the camp kind of made this an average experience

The Sahara and... - The Sahara and accommodation was good and align with expectations; however the description shows luxury and traveling on a 8 -10 hrs and the transportation provided was really poor, it killed the experience. Also we asked for vegetarian food and the travel agency in charge did not notified the people in charge of the place wheee we stayed, we had to tell them and they made last minute some thing for us. Once you are there is great, camels, tent, but to get there on luxury????, not great, I will not recommend to take 8-10 hrs if is not guarantee the comfort