Serdrar Camp

Pros: Beautiful retreat surrounded by enchanting nature. Staff were wonderful and incredibly attentive. Delicious dinner and breakfast provided on site. Highly recommend!

Beautiful oasis right in the middle of nowhere

Pros: Lovely Place with Berber tents or little huts for very small money and very good restaurant with home cooked food!

Pros: Everything was amazing! The host, the food , how beautiful they created this \

Cons: It takes approximately 10 minutes of bad road to reach there.

Pros: The staff were great, the tent comfy and the food delicious

Cons: Toilets get a bit dirty at some times

Brilliant, would love to go back

Pros: Perfect place, so warmly welcomed and so well looked after

Pros: Nice camp with a great host family a bit out in the desert. We lived in a hut, riding bikes. Worked fine, nice dessert pits outside to various sides. Good service and restaurant

Cons: We where surprised by some groups of pensionados with campers (15?), dogs, satellite dishes and not so much respect for other guests outside their groups.

Must visit!

Pros: We travelled 400km to get back to Serdrar Camp after visiting Merzouga because we didn’t want to stay anywhere else. We enjoyed the peaceful place, the hospitality and the delicious food so much, the first time around that we wanted to get two more evenings at this lovely setting!

Pros: Brahim is an excellent host. The camp is beautiful and well-kept, and the tents are comfortable and spacious. This is one of our favourite accommodations in Morocco.

A little paradise in the middle of nowhere.

Pros: A little paradise in the middle of nowhere. Beautiful rooms, or tents if you wish so. It is very clean, and everything is nicely decorated. The host is very friendly and helpful. He even took our luggage to our next destination to help us travel light (by bike).

Cons: There’s nothing to dislike, it’s just a little hard to find. But Google maps is your best friend.

More popular than you’d think!

Pros: It’s a lovely remote location, off the paved road - we got lost on various tracks through the sand and stuck way out of nowhere. Staff came out and rescued us! We felt we’d had an adventure!

Cons: It’s all in expectations- I thought I booked a Berber tent alone in the desert - didn’t think there would be Others. Was looking for a little less social situation.