Stargazing Merzouga Camp

Camel riding in the Sahara desert

Pros: Wonderful experience, very attentive staff, exceptional service, magical nights to the sound of the drums, the food is very good and if the company is good, you couldn’t ask for more .

Great location in Merzouga

Pros: Incredible dunes, absolutely gorgeous with excellent accommodations, and very safe. You can enter by 4x4, camel, You can enjoy ATV/buggy in the camp. Plenty of tours on any of the above, as well as overnight luxury camp experience which. Well worth the visit and the drive down from west or north is absolutely breathtaking!! The desert is best place in Morocco.

Pros: Incredible experience in the dunes! Very friendly & entertaining staff, tent is luxurious with a very large comfortable bed. Feels extravagant taking a hot shower in the middle of the Sahara. There's also a snowboard for sandboarding, We did 4x4 excursion around the desert , we visited Nomads Families, Gnawa music, Panorama view... Highly recommended!

Great experience in the middle of the desert

Pros: It was great experience in the desert, The tents are spacious and surprisingly clean. The staff is super friendly and kind. The dinner and the breakfast buffet are AMAZING! The camels are safe and nice to ride and they also offered us sand boarding which was very fun. Lots of equipment like tennis rackets and volleyball at the camp. All in all I can’t recommend this camp enough.

Pros: We cherished every single moment. The tent was incredibly cozy, and having a private bathroom really added to the comfort. The food was delicious, the people were genuinely friendly, and the whole atmosphere was so serene. If you're looking to experience the desert without giving up on comfort, this is definitely the spot to book!

Pros: We were truly blown away by how clean and thoughtfully designed the private tent was. Having a bathroom right there made everything feel so much more comfortable. The peacefulness of the desert, the warm hospitality from our hosts, and the stunning camp setup all combined to create an unforgettable experience. I would absolutely come back!

Pros: Our time at the camp in Merzouga was nothing short of enchanting. The private tent, complete with its own bathroom, was surprisingly clean and cozy—way beyond what we had anticipated for a spot in the heart of the desert! Everything fell into place beautifully: the warm welcome, delicious food, the breathtaking sunset over the dunes, and the tranquil night that followed. I can't recommend this place enough for anyone looking for a one-of-a-kind and relaxing Sahara adventure.

Pros: we had such a nice stay, we did camel ride which was amazing in addition to jeep tour which the highlight

Great camp with atmosphere and service

Pros: It was a great camp in the dessert our hosts were very nice and accommodating. The best part is that it includes transport, though you can upgrade to go on a camel/quad if you desire. We really recommend this place and enjoyed our stay there. The camp is very nice surrounded by greenery and quiet because it's nestled between two dunes

It was !

Pros: The Camp was not only cool, but had also - as the only one camp among these we've found in Merzouga - a truly honest offer with the whole price given while booking. There were no additional costs for bringing us to the camp from the parking (before booking a night in this Camp we had to decline 2 offers of other camps in Merzouga due to informing us after each booking of a night about the obligatory additional costs 120 EUR or 140 EUR for two of us to pick us up from the parking by camel or by car...). The food in the Camp was very good, the tent was very comfortable and clean. The guys working in the Camp were extremely nice and cooperative. After our arrival we had an extremely nice Maroccan tea celebration time on the dune during the sunset. After the delicious dinner we had also a great fire party with barber songs and instrumental music. Definitely a camp worth recommending! :)

Cons: Everything was fine. The only one very small disadvantage was the fact we had to load the battery of our mobile phones in the common tent (we could plug in other devices we had in our separate tent, but not more than 12 V).