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From the palm groves of Zagora to the endless horizons of the Sahara, this 11-day nomadic expedition is more than a journey — it is an immersion into the desert’s poetry. Each dawn begins with the sun spilling over the dunes, each evening ends with starlight weaving silence into the night sky. Travelers follow in the footsteps of camel caravans, meet Berber and nomadic families, and cross valleys, kasbahs, and hidden oases that few eyes ever see.
Included and Excluded
- All transfers and desert transport by 4×4 and camel
- Ten nights’ accommodation in camps or guesthouses
- Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner
- Local guides and desert experts
- Entry fees to kasbahs, oases, and heritage sites
- Cultural experiences: pottery in Tamegroute, music by nomads, Berber tea ceremonies
- International flights and transfers to Zagora
- Personal insurance and medical cover
- Drinks beyond water and tea
- Tips, souvenirs, and personal items
Highlights of the Tour
- Camel rides at sunrise and sunset over Erg Chigaga and surrounding dunes
- Evenings of music and fire under the Saharan night sky
- Visits to ancient kasbahs in the Draa Valley and pottery workshops in Tamegroute
- Nomadic encounters — learning desert survival, tasting bread baked in sand, listening to ancestral stories
- Crossing oases, mountain passes, and hidden wadis where time seems to stand still
Itinerary
At 10:00 in the morning, guests gather in Zagora, the “gateway to the Sahara.” After a briefing and supply check, the caravan departs at 14:00, riding camels toward the first desert camp. Dinner is served at 19:00 under the stars, followed by an introduction to nomadic traditions.
The day begins at 06:30 with a camel ride through the dunes. By 09:00, breakfast is shared in the camp before heading to a palm grove oasis. Lunch with a nomadic family at 13:00, then return to camp at 17:30 for music and firelight.
At 08:00, the expedition leaves by 4×4 through the Draa Valley. Stops include Kasbah Amridil, with lunch at 12:30 in Skoura. The evening camp is set in a desert wadi by 18:00, where stories are shared around the fire.
Breakfast at 07:00, then a drive to Tamegroute, home to the ancient library and green pottery workshops. By 15:00, guests settle into a village guesthouse in the Anti-Atlas foothills. Dinner at 19:00, followed by tea with locals.
Departure at 07:30, winding mountain roads reveal vast panoramas. Lunch picnic at 12:00 in a high-altitude valley. Arrival at Erg Chigaga dunes at 16:00. Sunset camel ride and overnight in a luxury tented camp.
A full desert day. Sunrise walk at 06:00, nomadic bread-making at 09:00, camel trek at 11:00, and rest during the heat. Evening sand-boarding at 17:00 before dinner at 20:00 under a star-drenched sky.
At 08:00, the journey continues to Foum Zguid, with stops at fossil sites and dry river beds. Lunch at 13:00 in the desert. Arrival in Foum Zguid at 17:00. Overnight in a small kasbah guesthouse.
Departure at 07:00. Drive deeper into remote oases; visit semi-nomadic families at 11:00. Afternoon walk among palm groves, arrival at 18:00 in a camp near an ancient ksar. Dinner with desert musicians.
The day begins at 06:30 with birdwatching in the dunes. Exploration of desert plateaus until 14:00, followed by rest. Sunset photography at 18:00, then stargazing workshop until late night.
At 08:00, the convoy turns back toward Zagora. Stops include pottery, small villages, and desert viewpoints. Arrival at 16:00, farewell dinner at 19:30 in a traditional riad.
Breakfast at 08:00. A final stroll through Zagora’s souk at 09:30, before departure transfers at 11:00.
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Frequently Asked & Question
Spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) when days are mild and nights cool.
Yes, ages 5 and up, though adjustments are made for comfort. Private tents are recommended for families.
Light clothing for the day, warm layers for cold nights, a scarf, hat, sunglasses, sturdy shoes, sunscreen, and a flashlight.
In guesthouses, yes. In desert camps, facilities are basic but clean; some camps offer solar showers.
Limited — expect solar-powered charging in some camps, weak mobile signal, and no Wi-Fi in remote areas.
Very. Some nights are spent far from villages, surrounded only by dunes, stars, and silence.
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