Marrakech Desert Tour 5 days Trip in Sahara

Super great varied tour with our guide Ayoub. We were a group of 13 people and traveling with a van. Luggage could be stowed well and there was air conditioning. Ayoub is a very nice helpful guide. He has everything in view, talks a lot and responds to questions. The times are well organized and the balance between driving and the activities fit very well. The camel ride and overnight camp are unique. We had a lot of fun and remember the experience forever 🥳🤗

More than a simple tour, Karim and his knowledge of the territory , will take you in the heart of true Marocco. Wonderful places, fantastic people, good food and of course very beautiful accomodations. I strongly reccomend this organization.

5 out of 5 An Experience Extraordinaire! Definitely beyond expectations. We had never travelled to Morocco, so there was a bit of anxiety about details. Mohamed answered all our questions provided suggestions pre trip. He custom tailored the tour by adding a 2nd night in the desert camp with the Berbers plus providing unique, charming, off the beaten path overnight stays, and ended our tour in Essaouira instead of Marrakech. Our guide/driver Yassin took such good care of us. If we showed interest in something he would find it, show us, tell us or explain it to us. Lots of good laughs and memories. I would rate both Mohamed and Yassin from TILILA Travel first class and highest star rating possible.

The highlight of the trip for me was riding a camel to and from the dessert camp. I especially enjoyed the return ride as fewer people rode the camels back and it was quieter. It was magical arriving in the camp with the beautiful Moroccan lanterns lighting our way to the reception tent. The young men in the camp were pleasant and fun to be around.

Kasbah of Télouet - Also called Dar Glaoui or Palacio Glaoui, is a palace built at the turn of the 19th century between the 19th and early 20th centuries in the village of Télouet, located in a valley of the High Atlas mountain range, halfway between Marrakesh and Quarzazate. I confess that here I had to ask our driver to make this deviation, not being part of the program for this tour and in fact showed himself satisfied to realize that I had knowledge of the existence of the same, as well as my interest in their history... very positive. AIT-BEN-HADDOU is a fortified town (Ksar) in the Souss-Massa-Draia region, on the former caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakesh. It is located on a hill at the foot of the High Atlas. The city consists of a group of several small fortresses (Kásbahs) up to 10 meters high each. Most of the city's inhabitants now live in a more modern village on the other side of the river, however 8 families still live in the Alcazar. There were filmed several famous films, including Lawrence of Arabia, The Mummy, Gladiator, Alexander the Great, Prince of Persia among many others. The Alcácer was founded in 757 and began as the home of a family only, however the village grew to its current size. The tomb of its founder Ibre Hadu is at the base of the hill, behind the village. The site was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987. This small fortified village aims to protect the populations from the weather, bandits and nomadic tribes who assaulted the oases after the harvests. In other words, it is a community fortress and is considered one of the best preserved in Morocco.