Discover the Soul of the Sahara
Discover the soul of Morocco’s Sahara, where endless golden dunes, ancient caravan routes, and hidden oases invite you to slow down, reconnect, and embrace the beauty of the desert. From the iconic sands of Merzouga to the remote landscapes of Erg Chigaga, every journey is thoughtfully designed to create unforgettable moments and memories that stay with you long after your adventure ends.
THE SPIRIT OF THE SAHARA
THE ULTIMATE SAHARA
GUIDE -
WHAT SHOULD I PACK?
This guide contains information regarding the Merzouga trip.
Every memorable journey begins with thoughtful preparation. To help you travel with confidence, we’ve created this guide with everything you’ll need for your stay in our desert camps, along with practical tips to ensure your Merzouga experience is as comfortable, seamless, and unforgettable as the memories you’ll take home.
Remember to leave your big luggage (suitcases, etc.) in our minibusses before leaving for the desert camp. As for the desert itself – a small backpack will do.
Bottled Water
Your own drinking bottled water – there will most likely be no water in the desert, so make sure to provide yourself with the right amount of water while staying in one of our camps.
Hand Sanitizer
Because of the limited access to running water, hand sanitizer or wet wipes can help you to stay fresh, clean, and safe.
Medicines
Painkillers and the ones you take regularly. If you suffer from motion sickness, in Morocco there is one called nautamine; it costs around 1,5 EUR / 17 MAD and can save your life during bumpy camel rides!
Sun Protection
Sun protection and sunglasses – especially in the summertime.
Long Scarf
To cover your face and protect it from the sand, wind, or excessive sun exposure.
Power Bank
To charge your phone quickly. Bear in mind that the internet signal will most likely be limited or none. A perfect social media detox, isn’t it?
Warm Clothes
There are many warm cozy blankets in the tents. However, thermoactive clothing is a must-have during lovely yet cold nights in the desert.
Emergency Blanket
Doesn’t take up a lot of space and keeps you warm during a cold night in the desert.
Cash for Tips
Not obligatory, but a nice gesture. Berbers work tirelessly from early morning to late night with genuine kindness. Why not support the local employees?
Moments That Stay With You
Spend an unforgettable evening surrounded by endless golden dunes, where the warmth of the campfire, the silence of the desert, and a sky filled with countless stars create a truly magical experience. More than a night in the Sahara, it's a moment of connection, wonder, and memories that will stay with you for a lifetime.
