Dayet Srji Lake & Flamingos Type Activity Duration 02 Hours Max People 50 Pax Min Age 4+ Overview Discover Water in the Sahara Just outside the desert dunes near Hassilabied, Dayet Srji offers one of the most unexpected sights in the Merzouga region. This seasonal lake can fill after periods of rainfall, transforming the surrounding desert landscape and creating an important temporary habitat for birds. When water levels are suitable, flamingos, herons, and other migratory birds may gather around the lake, creating a striking contrast between the wetlands and the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi. A Seasonal Desert Surprise Dayet Srji is not guaranteed to contain water throughout the year. Its appearance depends on rainfall and seasonal conditions. When the lake is full and birds are present, however, the combination of water, wildlife, open desert, and distant dunes creates a memorable photographic landscape. The lake is commonly visited as part of a 4×4 excursion around Erg Chebbi. Tour Highlights Look for Flamingos During suitable wet periods, flamingos can gather around the lake, creating a spectacular contrast with the surrounding desert. Discover Migratory Birds Depending on the season and water conditions, the lake can attract herons and other visiting bird species. A Seasonal Lake in the Sahara See how rainfall can temporarily transform the normally dry desert landscape into a wetland environment. Desert Meets Wetland Enjoy an unusual landscape where seasonal water lies beside the vast dunes of Erg Chebbi. Photography Opportunity Capture wildlife, reflections, dunes, and changing desert landscapes from around the lake. Part of a 4×4 Desert Tour Combine the lake visit with other Erg Chebbi attractions such as fossil areas, M’Ifis mines, Khamlia Village, and nomadic communities. The Route Dayet Srji Lake & Flamingos ↻ Replay ⏸ Pause Departure / return Highlight stop Itinerary Details Discover a Lake Beside the Sahara Your excursion begins in Merzouga, where you board a 4×4 vehicle and travel toward the seasonal wetlands near Hassilabied. As you leave the main desert areas behind, the landscape gradually changes, revealing a completely different side of the region. Arrive at Dayet Srji Reach the lake and take time to observe the landscape. If recent rainfall has filled the basin, you may find water stretching across parts of the area, creating reflections beneath the surrounding desert sky. Look for Flamingos and Migratory Birds During wetter periods, keep an eye out for flamingos, herons, and other birds that may use the lake as a temporary habitat. Bird numbers and species vary according to the season, rainfall, and current water levels. M’Ifis Abandoned Mines Continue toward the M’Ifis mining area, where abandoned mine workings provide a glimpse into the industrial and mineral history of the region. Explore the rugged surroundings and learn about the minerals and mining activities historically associated with the area. Photography & Desert Views Take time to photograph the contrast between the water and the golden dunes. The combination of birds, reflections, open sky, and desert scenery can create particularly striking images when conditions are favorable. Return to Merzouga After exploring the lake, continue your 4×4 excursion or return to Merzouga, depending on your selected itinerary. The visit can easily be combined with other attractions around Erg Chebbi. Where the Desert Meets Water For a moment, the Sahara becomes a wetland.Dayet Srji reveals a surprising side of the Merzouga landscape, showing how seasonal rainfall can transform the desert and attract wildlife from distant regions. When the lake is full and flamingos arrive, the scene can feel almost surreal — water and birds surrounded by the vast golden landscape of the Sahara. Come for the dunes. Stay for the unexpected. What’s Included & Excluded 4×4 transfer to Dayet Srji Professional local driver / guide Visit to Dayet Srji Lake Time for birdwatching and photography Desert and dune viewpoints Return transfer to Merzouga or continuation of the selected 4×4 tour Binoculars or specialist birdwatching equipment Meals and drinks unless specifically included Private specialist bird guide Personal expenses Tips and gratuities Accommodation Additional desert activities Travel insurance Any services not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included” Gallery Contact Details First Name Last Name Phone Number Email Date Adults 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Children 0 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Message Submit Inquiry INQUIRE NOW

Meet Nomadic Berber Families Type Activity Duration 03 Hours Max People 50 Pax Min Age 4+ Overview Discover Life Beyond the Tourist Route Beyond the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi, the Sahara is home to families whose lives have long been connected to the desert. Travel by 4×4 into the open desert and, when a visit is arranged and welcomed by the community, meet a nomadic family living in a traditional tent. Sit together, share Moroccan mint tea, and listen as your hosts explain aspects of desert life, including seasonal movement, livestock, water, shelter, and the challenges of living in an environment where resources can be limited. A Personal Connection With the Sahara This experience offers a different perspective on the desert. Instead of simply looking at the Sahara as a landscape, you have the opportunity to meet people whose daily lives are connected to it. The experience is based on respectful cultural exchange, giving visitors an opportunity to listen, ask questions, and learn directly from local hosts. Tour Highlights Visit a Traditional Nomadic Tent Step inside a traditional desert tent and learn about the practical ways families create shelter in the Sahara. Share Moroccan Mint Tea Enjoy the traditional hospitality of your hosts over a glass of Moroccan mint tea. Discover Nomadic Life Learn about livestock, water, food, shelter, transportation, and other aspects of daily life in the desert. Learn About Seasonal Migration Discover how some nomadic families move according to seasonal conditions, resources, and the needs of their animals. Travel Into the Open Desert Reach remote areas around Erg Chebbi by 4×4, away from the main tourist routes. Authentic Cultural Exchange Spend time listening to local hosts and gaining a more personal understanding of life in the Sahara. The Route Merzouga to Nomadic Family Visit ↻ Replay ⏸ Pause Departure / return Nomadic family area (approximate) Itinerary Details Into the Desert to Meet Nomadic Families Your experience begins in Merzouga, where you meet your driver and board a 4×4 vehicle. Leave the main town behind and follow desert tracks toward areas where nomadic families live or stay seasonally. Travel Beyond the Dunes As the landscape changes from golden dunes to wider desert plains, your driver explains the surrounding environment and the traditional ways people have adapted to life in the Sahara. Meet a Nomadic Family Arrive at a traditional desert tent and meet your hosts. Depending on the family’s circumstances and the season, they may share stories about their daily routines, family life, livestock, water sources, and movement through the desert. M’Ifis Abandoned Mines Continue toward the M’Ifis mining area, where abandoned mine workings provide a glimpse into the industrial and mineral history of the region. Explore the rugged surroundings and learn about the minerals and mining activities historically associated with the area. Share Mint Tea Sit together and enjoy Moroccan mint tea, an important part of local hospitality. This relaxed moment gives you time to ask questions and listen to your hosts’ experiences rather than simply observing from a distance. Learn About Seasonal Desert Life Discover how seasonal conditions influence where families stay and how they manage essential resources. Your hosts may explain their relationship with livestock, traditional shelter, food preparation, water, and the changing conditions of the desert. Return to Merzouga After the visit, say goodbye to your hosts and travel back across the desert by 4×4. Return to Merzouga with a deeper appreciation for the people who continue to maintain connections with traditional desert life. Meet the People Who Call the Sahara Home The desert is not only a landscape — it is home. A visit with a nomadic family offers a chance to slow down, share tea, listen to personal stories, and see the Sahara from the perspective of people who live within this environment. It is a simple experience, but one that can leave a lasting impression. Sit down. Share tea. Listen. Discover the human side of the Sahara. What’s Included & Excluded 4×4 desert excursion Professional local driver / guide Visit to a nomadic family when available and arranged Traditional tent visit Moroccan mint tea Cultural conversation and local introduction Desert transportation from Merzouga or the agreed pickup location Return transfer Meals other than the included tea Personal purchases Tips and gratuities Gifts or voluntary contributions to hosts Accommodation Travel insurance Additional desert activities Services not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included” Gallery Contact Details First Name Last Name Phone Number Email Date Adults 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Children 0 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Message Submit Inquiry INQUIRE NOW

4×4 Desert Tour Type Activity Duration 04 Hours Max People 50 Pax Min Age 4+ Overview Discover the Other Side of Erg Chebbi The famous dunes are only part of the Merzouga desert experience. A 4×4 desert excursion takes you beyond the main Erg Chebbi dunes and into the wider desert landscape, reaching places that are difficult to access by camel or on foot.Travel across rocky desert plains and sandy tracks while discovering fossil-rich areas, the remains of the M’Ifis mines, traditional communities, Khamlia Village, and the seasonal landscape of Dayet Srji Lake. Beyond the Dunes This half-day adventure combines desert scenery, geology, history, wildlife, and local culture in a single excursion. Along the way, your driver or local guide can introduce you to the region and explain the different landscapes and communities that surround Erg Chebbi. Tour Highlights Explore Erg Chebbi by 4×4 Travel comfortably across sandy tracks and remote desert terrain that is difficult to reach by traditional camel trek. Discover Fossil Beds Explore areas around the Merzouga region known for fossil deposits and learn about the geological history of the Sahara. Visit the M’Ifis Mines Discover the abandoned mining area of M’Ifis and learn about the region’s mining heritage. Meet Nomadic Communities Visit or encounter nomadic families in the desert when appropriate and experience a glimpse of traditional desert life. Khamlia Village Visit Khamlia and discover its famous Gnawa musical heritage, with an opportunity to experience a traditional performance. Dayet Srji Lake Visit Dayet Srji, a seasonal lake near Merzouga that can attract birds and other wildlife when water is present. The Route 4×4 Desert Tour — Erg Chebbi ↻ Replay ⏸ Pause Base (Merzouga) Highlight stop Itinerary Details Beyond the Golden Dunes Your adventure begins in Merzouga, where you meet your driver and board a comfortable 4×4 vehicle. Leave the main tourist routes behind and head into the wider desert surrounding Erg Chebbi. Fossils and the Ancient Sahara Your first stops can include areas where fossils are found in the desert landscape. Your guide can explain how the region’s geology preserves evidence of an ancient environment and why fossils are found across parts of the Sahara. Your First Descent Position your board and begin your descent. First-time visitors can start slowly and use the gentler slopes to become comfortable with the board. Sitting down is the easiest option, while standing provides a more traditional sandboarding experience. M’Ifis Abandoned Mines Continue toward the M’Ifis mining area, where abandoned mine workings provide a glimpse into the industrial and mineral history of the region. Explore the rugged surroundings and learn about the minerals and mining activities historically associated with the area. Visit Nomadic Families Continue through the open desert toward areas inhabited or visited by nomadic families. When visits are possible, this provides an opportunity to learn about traditional desert life, daily routines, and how communities adapt to the harsh environment of the Sahara. Khamlia Village and Gnawa Music Continue to Khamlia Village, a small community near Merzouga known for its Gnawa musical heritage. Meet local musicians and, depending on the arrangement, enjoy a live performance while learning more about the community and its cultural traditions. Dayet Srji Lake The final part of the excursion can take you toward Dayet Srji, a seasonal lake near Merzouga. When water is present, the lake can attract migratory birds and provide a striking contrast to the surrounding desert landscape. Return to Merzouga After exploring the remote corners of the region, return to Merzouga by 4×4, arriving with a deeper understanding of the landscapes and communities surrounding Erg Chebbi. Go Beyond the Famous Dunes Erg Chebbi is more than sand. Travel deeper into the desert and discover the places, people, geology, and history that are often missed on a traditional camel excursion. From ancient fossils and abandoned mines to nomadic communities, Gnawa music, and a seasonal desert lake, the 4×4 route reveals a much broader picture of life around Merzouga. Leave the main tracks behind and discover the Sahara beyond the dunes. What’s Included & Excluded Half-day 4×4 desert excursion 4×4 vehicle Professional local driver / guide Exploration of the Erg Chebbi desert region Fossil area visit M’Ifis mining area visit Nomadic area visit where accessible Khamlia Village visit Dayet Srji Lake visit when accessible Hotel or desert camp pickup and drop-off within the agreed area Meals and drinks unless specifically included Tips and gratuities Personal expenses Optional purchases Private cultural contributions or donations Additional activities not listed Accommodation Travel insurance Any services not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included” Gallery Contact Details First Name Last Name Phone Number Email Date Adults 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Children 0 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Message Submit Inquiry INQUIRE NOW

Sandboarding on Erg Chebbi Type Activity Duration 02 Hours Max People 50 Pax Min Age 4+ Overview Ride the Golden Dunes of Erg Chebbi Turn the towering dunes of Erg Chebbi into your own natural playground with an exhilarating sandboarding experience in the Sahara. Unlike snowboarding, sandboarding requires no previous experience. The soft desert sand provides a forgiving surface, making it easy for beginners to give it a try. Climb one of the nearby dunes, secure your board, and enjoy the rush of sliding down the golden sand. You can ride standing up if you’re looking for a little more challenge, or simply sit on the board and slide down — an easier option that is just as enjoyable. Simple, Fun and Accessible Sandboarding is one of the easiest activities to add to your Merzouga desert experience. At many desert camps, boards are available free of charge for guests, making it a convenient activity to enjoy during your stay. The best time is generally later in the afternoon, when the intense daytime heat begins to ease and the dunes take on beautiful golden and orange tones. Tour Highlights Slide Down Erg Chebbi Dunes Experience the thrill of gliding down the soft golden sand of the Sahara. No Experience Required Beginners can enjoy sandboarding without previous boarding or snowboarding experience. Standing or Sitting Try standing for a more adventurous ride, or sit on the board for an easier and relaxed descent. Golden-Hour Adventure Enjoy the activity during the late afternoon as the desert light becomes softer and the dunes begin to glow. Incredible Desert Views Climb the dunes for panoramic views across the vast Erg Chebbi landscape and capture memorable Sahara photographs. Often Included at Desert Camps Sandboards are available free at many desert camps, although availability and conditions can vary by camp. The Route Erg Chebbi — Sandboarding Itinerary Details Climb the Dunes and Ride the Sahara After arriving at your desert camp or reaching the Erg Chebbi dunes, collect your sandboard and head toward a suitable dune. Choose Your Dune Walk up the soft sand to reach the top of the dune. The climb itself is part of the adventure, with wide views across the surrounding Sahara from the summit. Your First Descent Position your board and begin your descent. First-time visitors can start slowly and use the gentler slopes to become comfortable with the board. Sitting down is the easiest option, while standing provides a more traditional sandboarding experience. After Sunset – Continue to the Desert Camp Once darkness begins to settle, return to your camel and continue toward your desert camp. Follow the caravan through the evening landscape, with the first lights of the camp gradually appearing between the dunes. Try Again Once you reach the bottom, climb back up and give it another try. There is no need to rush — enjoy the experience at your own pace and take breaks to admire the landscape or photograph the surrounding dunes. Late Afternoon Desert Light If timed for the late afternoon, the activity becomes even more atmospheric as the sunlight softens and the dunes turn increasingly golden. After your sandboarding session, return to your camp or continue with your planned Erg Chebbi desert activities. Turn the Sahara Into Your Playground One dune. One board. Endless possibilities. Sandboarding offers a simple and exciting way to experience the famous dunes of Erg Chebbi. Whether you stand up for the challenge or sit down for an easy ride, sliding down the soft Sahara sand is an experience that’s easy to enjoy and hard to forget. Climb high, slide down, laugh, and do it again. What’s Included & Excluded Sandboarding experience in Erg Chebbi Sandboard when provided by the desert camp or tour operator Access to suitable dunes Free time to enjoy multiple descents Desert scenery and photography opportunities Transportation to Erg Chebbi if not already included in your desert tour Private guide unless specified Meals and drinks Accommodation Personal expenses Tips and gratuities Any additional desert activities Equipment or services not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included” Gallery Contact Details First Name Last Name Phone Number Email Date Adults 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Children 0 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Message Submit Inquiry INQUIRE NOW

Khamlia Village — Live Gnawa Music Type Activity Duration 02 Hours Max People 50 Pax Min Age 4+ Overview Discover the Soul of the Sahara Through Gnawa Music Just a short drive from Merzouga, Khamlia Village offers one of the most distinctive cultural experiences in the Sahara Desert. The village is known for its Gnawa community and its generations-old musical tradition, combining powerful rhythms, spiritual melodies, singing, and traditional instruments. Gnawa music has deep roots in the history and cultural heritage of Morocco. Visit a local Gnawa group, meet the musicians, and experience a live performance in an intimate community setting. The rhythmic sound of the guembri, metal castanets known as qraqeb, drums, and voices creates an atmosphere that is both energetic and deeply evocative. Your visit also gives you the opportunity to enjoy traditional Moroccan mint tea and spend time learning about the village, its people, and the cultural traditions that continue to shape life in this part of southeastern Morocco. A Genuine Cultural Encounter This is more than a music performance. It is an opportunity to connect with a local community and discover a living cultural tradition in its own environment. Tour Highlights Live Gnawa Music Performance Experience the distinctive rhythms and melodies of traditional Gnawa music performed by local musicians in Khamlia. Traditional Instruments Hear the characteristic sounds of the guembri and qraqeb, accompanied by powerful percussion and vocals. Discover Khamlia Village Visit a small desert community located just a few kilometers from Merzouga and experience a different side of the Sahara. Moroccan Mint Tea Enjoy traditional Moroccan tea while spending time with the local community and musicians. Discover Gnawa Heritage Learn about the history, traditions, and cultural identity associated with Gnawa communities in Morocco. Authentic Desert Culture Capture memorable moments of music, traditional instruments, village life, and the surrounding Sahara landscape. The Route Merzouga to Khamlia Village — Gnawa Music ↻ Replay ⏸ Pause Departure / return Gnawa music village Itinerary Details From Merzouga to the Rhythms of Khamlia Your cultural experience begins with a short journey from Merzouga to Khamlia Village, located approximately 7 km from the desert town. Upon arrival, meet local musicians and enter a welcoming setting where Gnawa music has been preserved and passed from generation to generation. Meet the Gnawa Musicians Take your time to meet the musicians and discover the traditional instruments used during the performance. Your hosts can introduce you to the sounds and rhythms that make Gnawa music so distinctive. Live Gnawa Performance Settle in for a live performance filled with rhythmic percussion, singing, and the metallic sounds of the qraqeb. The music gradually builds in intensity, creating an atmospheric experience that reflects the spiritual and cultural character of Gnawa musical traditions. Tea With the Community After the performance, enjoy a glass of Moroccan mint tea and take the opportunity to talk with your hosts. Learn more about Khamlia, the local community, the history of Gnawa music, and everyday life around the Erg Chebbi desert. Return to Merzouga After your cultural visit, return to Merzouga with time to continue your desert adventure, explore the surrounding dunes, or prepare for another Sahara experience. Feel the Rhythm of the Sahara Khamlia is where the desert speaks through music. Leave the main tourist routes for a while and discover a small community where traditional music remains an important part of local cultural life. From the first sound of the qraqeb to the deep rhythm of the guembri, a visit to Khamlia offers a memorable introduction to one of Morocco’s most distinctive musical traditions. Meet the musicians. Share a cup of tea. Listen to the rhythm. Discover another side of the Sahara. What’s Included & Excluded Visit to Khamlia Village Live Gnawa music performance Introduction to traditional Gnawa instruments Cultural interaction with local musicians Moroccan mint tea Local cultural experience Return transfer from Merzouga when included as part of the selected tour/activity Meals other than the included tea Personal purchases Tips and gratuities Private guide unless specified Additional desert activities Transportation from locations outside the agreed pickup area Any services not specifically mentioned under “What’s Included” Gallery Contact Details First Name Last Name Phone Number Email Date Adults 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Children 0 1 Pax 2 Pax 3 Pax 4 Pax 5 Pax + 6 Pax Message Submit Inquiry INQUIRE NOW

Camel Trek Across Erg Chebbi – Sunset Desert Ride Type Tours Duration 02 Hours Max People 50 Pax Min Age 4+ Overview Ride Into the Golden Dunes of Erg Chebbi Experience the Sahara in one of its most iconic forms with a camel trek across the Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga. As the afternoon begins to soften, meet your camel caravan and climb onto your camel for a peaceful journey into the vast Sahara. Follow the traditional desert trails across towering orange dunes, leaving the road and everyday world behind as the landscape opens into an endless sea of sand. The trek typically lasts 1 to 2 hours, allowing plenty of time to appreciate the changing colors of the dunes and stop for photographs. Sunset in the Sahara The highlight of the experience is reaching the dunes as the sun begins its descent toward the horizon. From a high dune, watch the Sahara change from bright gold to deep orange and finally into the softer colors of twilight. The panoramic views across Erg Chebbi create an unforgettable setting for photographs and quiet moments. From Camel Caravan to Desert Camp After sunset, continue toward your Sahara desert camp, where traditional Moroccan hospitality awaits. Settle into the camp, enjoy a freshly prepared Moroccan dinner and spend the evening listening to Berber music and traditional drumming around the campfire. As the lights of the camp fade into the darkness, look upward and experience the extraordinary clarity of the desert night sky. Tour Highlights Camel Trek Across Erg Chebbi Ride through the spectacular orange dunes of the Sahara on a traditional camel caravan. Sunset Over the Sahara Climb a high dune and watch the sun disappear across the vast Erg Chebbi landscape. Towering Sand Dunes Experience the dramatic scale of Erg Chebbi, with enormous dunes rising around the caravan route. Traditional Desert Camp Spend the evening at a Berber-style desert camp surrounded by the dunes. Moroccan Dinner Enjoy a traditional dinner featuring Moroccan dishes prepared at the desert camp. Sunrise Option Wake early for an unforgettable sunrise over the dunes before returning from the desert camp. The Route Merzouga to Erg Chebbi — Sunset Camel Trek ↻ Replay ⏸ Pause Merzouga (departure) Erg Chebbi Dunes & Desert Camp Itinerary Details Ride Into the Sahara as the Sun Sets 4:00–5:00 PM – Meet Your Camel Caravan Your desert adventure begins near Merzouga, where you’ll meet your camel handlers and prepare for the journey into Erg Chebbi. After a brief introduction and instructions for safely mounting and riding your camel, climb aboard and begin your trek. Departure time varies according to the season and sunset time. 5:00 PM – Camel Trek Across Erg Chebbi Leave the desert edge behind and enter the spectacular dunes of Erg Chebbi. Your camel moves steadily across the sand while your guide leads the caravan deeper into the Sahara. As you gain distance from the road and surrounding settlements, the silence of the desert becomes increasingly noticeable. The route takes you between towering dunes and across broad sandy valleys, offering spectacular views in every direction. Sunset – Golden Hour in the Sahara Reach a suitable dune ridge or viewpoint in time for sunset. Climb to the top and watch the final rays of sunlight sweep across the Erg Chebbi landscape. The dunes gradually transform from golden yellow to deep orange and red as the sun drops below the horizon. This is the perfect moment for photographs, quiet reflection and simply taking in the scale of the Sahara. After Sunset – Continue to the Desert Camp Once darkness begins to settle, return to your camel and continue toward your desert camp. Follow the caravan through the evening landscape, with the first lights of the camp gradually appearing between the dunes. Evening – Welcome at the Sahara Camp Arrive at your Berber-style desert camp and settle into your accommodation. Take some time to relax after the camel trek and enjoy traditional Moroccan hospitality. Dinner – Moroccan Flavors in the Desert Gather for a traditional Moroccan dinner prepared at the camp. Depending on the camp and menu, dinner may include dishes such as: Moroccan salads Harira or traditional soup Chicken or vegetable tagine Moroccan couscous Fresh bread Seasonal vegetables Moroccan pastries or fruit Mint tea Evening – Berber Music Around the Campfire After dinner, gather around the campfire for an evening of traditional Berber music and desert drumming. Listen to rhythmic songs and traditional performances while the surrounding dunes disappear into the darkness. Guests can join the atmosphere through rhythm and dancing, creating a warm and memorable end to the day. Night – Sleep Beneath the Sahara Sky As the evening comes to an end, step outside the camp and look across the dunes. Far from major cities and artificial lights, Erg Chebbi offers an extraordinary view of the night sky. Retire to your desert tent for a peaceful night surrounded by the silence of the Sahara. Optional Next Morning – Sunrise Over Erg Chebbi Wake before sunrise and climb a nearby dune to watch the first light appear over the Sahara. The rising sun gradually illuminates the dunes, creating another spectacular moment before breakfast and the continuation of your desert journey. Follow the Caravan Into the Heart of the Sahara Leave the road behind and let the dunes become your horizon. A camel trek across Erg Chebbi is more than a ride through the desert. It is a journey into the landscapes, traditions and rhythms of the Moroccan Sahara. Watch the dunes glow beneath the setting sun, arrive at a traditional desert camp, share Moroccan food and music around the fire, and fall asleep beneath a sky filled with stars. This is the Merzouga experience travelers come to the Sahara to discover. What’s Included & Excluded Camel trek across Erg Chebbi Approximately 1–2 hours of camel riding Local camel handler / desert guide Sunset experience in the Erg Chebbi dunes Desert camp accommodation Traditional Moroccan dinner Berber music and traditional drumming Campfire