Night in Erg chebbi Desert, Camel Ride, Departure From Errachidia

We enjoyed the transport from Errachidia (punctual, polite and pleasant) to Merzouga. From there in camel we enter the magnificent Sahara with our guide to our bivouac. The site between the dunes is magical, the tents are clean and spacious and the meal is delicious. A highlight of our trip!

Truly a great experience from pick up to drop off. The camel ride felt safe, food and bonfire at the campsite were unforgettable. Bring bug spray because the mosquitoes do come out at night. The heat is extreme in the summer- but the fun made it bearable. Ahmed coordinated all and was so kind and shared all about Merzouga over tea at his gorgeous Riad Dar Morocco and let us jump into the pool and relax before heading out to the desert camp. The campsite is definitely glamping with private bathrooms and the best food we had in Morocco! All guides went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable. Only note was that our transport to and from Errachidia did not have air conditioning so windows open and lots of sweating for 1.5 hours- but we experienced a tiny bit of true desert living. Would highly recommend.

Amazing trip like paradise, very kind people who guide you from A to Z so you never have to think of anything yourself. The tent in the desert is even better than luxury hotel! This trip is possible for all ages, I went alone with my son and was great!

This was an unforgettable experience. It was a very well organised tour. Ahmed was in contact with us from the start and communication was prompt and detailed. We met him outside the desert and parked our car in a safe area. We then did an hour camel trekking and our 2 guides named Mohammed were very friendly and engaged our family. They were very caring towards their camels and were great photographers too. We were welcomed by Aziz and others at the desert camp just in time for the most mesmerising sunset. The dinner was lovely, rooms were cosy, showers had hot water and the bonfire and music and dance added more fun to this great experience. Highly recommend it to anyone who likes organised experiences and friendly people.

After exactly arriving with the rental car via GPS coordinates we were immediately welcomed by Ahmed and ate with him and talked. After that gigs then immediately at 16:00 to the camels and off into the desert. The desert sand is like this, we had hoped, really nice bright fine sand and many several meter high dunes. On the go gags enough opportunities for photos. The overnight camp is very comfortable, there are several very large tents and everything is carpeted. Once there, there was a delicious tea and we talked to the other travellers. Afterwards the whole group took a sunset walk in the dunes, here the most beautiful photos are taken, as the sand turns beautiful golden in the sun. A very extensive delicious traditional dinner and music around the campfire made the day perfect. The next day we rode back with the camels and rested a bit in the accommodation. We didn't want to leave anymore, we liked it that much.

This is a must-do excursion! Ahmed the tour operator was very helpful and quickly answered our emails that we sent. We drove to the site with our own car and he gave us very precise directions. He even waited for us because we ran a little late. The camel ride was fun. You ride the camel through the sand dunes to the Berber camp. The food was good, the music and campfire were great. I highly recommend spending the extra money and get a luxury tent with a private bathroom and shower. It is worth it. Be prepared it gets very cold at night. The good thing is they provide many blankets. However, it is still very cold. We had fun and we would do it again.

Ahmed was a very pleasant host and took care of us before and after the activity. He detailed all the necessary information to get to the camp easily. The people in the camp were very friendly and the room was super big. It was a very special night and I would love to repeat.

I spent one night in the desert after having contacted Quiet Merzouga Desert and had overall a great experience. Response rate via Whatsapp was excellent. Not only I enjoyed the stay in the desert (including related activities) but I also really appreciated the possibility to have a shower and rest a bit in Merzouga the day after as well as to park the car safe overnight. I share the same eco friendly and nature preserving view of Quiet Merzouga Desert to keep the desert clean and support sustainable tourism. I can definitely recommend Quiet Merzouga to all. Thank you for this great experience. Fabio

This was a first class operation. Ahmed was the most gracious host anyone could ask for. What a kind gentleman! He gave us wonderful tea and the conversation was enlightening. I would like to add that a taxi came and picked us up at our hotel in Erfoud and drove us to Merzouga for a small fee. After leading us out to the camels, another very kind gentleman led the way to the Erg Chebbi dunes. We were on the camels about 2 to 3 hours and made our way up and down the dunes. What a thrill it was! Afterwards, we stopped in a tent to have lunch and more wonderful tea. We could have ridden the camels back another 2 to 3 hours but instead opted for the 4-wheel drive vehicle to come and get us as we were a bit tired (we are in our 70's). All in all it was an exceptional experience and if we ever go back to Morocco, I would not hesitate to do this trip again! Blessings to you Ahmed!!

One of the best experiences I've ever had! The excursion with QUIET MERZOUGA DESERT began with the Welcoming of Ahmed at the pension CHEZ LES HABITANTS, a very nice structure located in a small quaint village just in front of the dunes, made fabulous by the friendliness of Ahmed, helpful and considerate, with a contagious smile, really a great person, great to speak in addition to the local language also Italian, Spanish and English, and this trust me is not so common in Morocco even in the most touristic cities! After breakfast on the terrace we went to the beginning of the dunes, about 200 meters away, where our guide Mustafà was waiting for us, a young Berber boy who lives in a village in the heart of the desert where you get there after about 2 hours of dromedary, and there right in the village of Mustafà we are served lunch based on typical Berber pizza, Moroccan salad accompanied by an excellent green tea... after a couple of hours to have lunch and enjoy the quiet and the suggestive beauty of the desert we left to return to the guesthouse where, in our private room, we could take a shower and rest! Thank you very much to Ahmed and Mustafà of the Quiet Merzouga Desert for making us live this fantastic experience!