We'll pick you up at your hotel, and drive to Ouarzazate through the Tizi N'Tichka pass at (2260 m altitude). Then, we will stop to visit the best preserved Kasbah, of Ait Ben Haddou where many famous movies have been filmed as Gladiator and Obelix. We'll continue our route towards the Draa Valley before we reach Zagora. You will be welcomed by a warm cup of tea, before you get ready to ride you camels. Overnight will be in a berber tent in the heart of the sand dunes.
After seeing the sunrise, you will go back on camels. After the breakfast and take a shower, we'll start our journey back to Marrakech crossing the Draa Valley and the Oasis of Tamnougalt, Agdz village, arriving in Marrakech in the late afternoon.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the tours private or shared?
All our tours are 100% private. You will have your own vehicle, driver, and guide — no shared buses or group pickups. The itinerary adapts to your pace.
What is included in the tour price?
All tours include private air-conditioned transportation, professional English-speaking driver-guide, hotel/riad accommodation with breakfast and most dinners, and all activities mentioned in the itinerary. Lunches, personal expenses, and tips are not included.
How do I book a tour?
You can book directly via WhatsApp (+212 668 953 169) or email (caminamarruecostravel@gmail.com). We will confirm availability, discuss any customizations, and finalize your booking. No upfront payment is required — you can pay on arrival.
Can I customize the itinerary?
Yes, all itineraries can be customized. We can adjust stops, add extra days, change accommodations, or modify activities to suit your preferences. Contact us to discuss your ideal trip.
Is Morocco safe for tourists?
Yes, Morocco is very safe for tourists. It is one of the most visited countries in Africa with over 14 million tourists per year. Our guides know the country intimately and ensure a comfortable, safe experience throughout your trip.
What type of accommodation is provided?
We use comfortable riads (traditional Moroccan guesthouses) and hotels, typically 3-4 star. In the desert, you stay in a luxury camp with private tents. All accommodations include breakfast, and most include dinner.
How long are the driving distances?
Driving times vary from 3-6 hours per day depending on the route, with regular stops at scenic viewpoints, villages, and attractions. The drives through the Atlas Mountains and desert are scenic and part of the experience.
What is the camel ride like?
The camel ride lasts approximately 1-1.5 hours through the Sahara dunes. Camels walk slowly and steadily — no experience is needed. You will ride at sunset or sunrise for the best experience. Each person has their own camel, led by an experienced Berber guide.
What are the desert camps like?
Our luxury desert camps feature private tents with real beds, hot showers, electricity, and Wi-Fi. You will enjoy traditional Berber dinner, live drumming music around a campfire, and an incredible starry sky. Standard camps are also available at lower prices.
What should I wear in the Sahara desert?
Comfortable, loose clothing is best. In spring/autumn, bring a light jacket for evenings. In summer, wear light fabrics, a hat, and sunscreen. In winter, bring a warm jacket as desert nights can be cold (5-10°C). Comfortable shoes or sandals are recommended for walking on sand.
