We arrive in M’hamid in the late morning. We will have lunch in a bivouac. We reach our camp in the evening and can witness the wonderful sunset that bathes the dunes in red and violet tones. A night under the clear starry sky awaits us.

Inclusive:

Transport with driver and English speaking guide in jeep

A quick run through of all the sights, ideal for the already local traveler who needs a good guide to the Sahara.

The city is a unique mixture of classic holiday oasis, trendy metropolis and 1001 nights. Not only the world-renowned art treasures (Koutoubia Mosque, Saadian Tombs, El-Badi Palace, etc.), but also the extraordinary and diverse range of hotels have made the royal city famous. The overnight stay in a “riad” (hotel in restored old town houses) with cozy inner courtyards and roof terraces is certainly one of the highlights of a stay in Marrakech.

Stroll through the city’s picturesque markets (souks) and end the day on the famous Djemaa El Fna square. The atmosphere is incomparable. The square is a stage for life, a fairground, an open-air theatre, a street restaurant, a fair and a circus arena.

In Morocco there are numerous fortresses, in the local language “Kasbahs”, to discover. Located inside and outside capital cities, these were built for military reasons, but often also as residential complexes. The diverse architecture of the various kasbahs is not a popular destination for tour groups for nothing. The architectural style of hotels in the Maghreb countries is often modeled on that of Kasbahs. The magnificent Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou in Ouarzazate has often been used as a backdrop in various Hollywood films.