What about birthdays?
Let us know! While we don’t offer birthday packages, our desert hosts are often happy to celebrate with song and hospitality.
Traveling during Ramadan?
We still run all tours as scheduled. Expect some changes in restaurant hours and a unique cultural atmosphere. Read more: Ramadan Travel Guide
What should women wear in Morocco?
While Morocco is progressive, modest clothing is respectful and more comfortable in the desert. Tank tops and shorts are fine, but long, loose layers are preferred. Some religious sites require covered shoulders.
What extra costs should I plan for?
Lunches, beverages, tips, souvenirs, quad bikes, and optional camel alternatives are not included.For budgeting tips: Cost Guide
Pickup Information
We finalize pickups the evening before departure. You’ll receive a WhatsApp message between 19h–21h. Please ensure your phone number includes the country code and that you have WhatsApp installed.
Do you provide car seats for children?
Due to liability concerns, we don’t provide car seats. You are welcome to bring your own.
Can I charge my phone?
Standard Camp: Charging stations in the common area (USB ports). Luxury Camp: Chargers in each tent, Vehicles: Limited charging; bring a power bank just in case.
Will it be cold in the desert camp in winter?
There is no heat in the camps. Extra blankets are provided. Bring warm clothes for chilly nights.
Is breakfast provided on Day 1?
No. We recommend eating before departure. We’ll stop mid-morning for snacks (not included).
What are the included meals typically like?
Breakfast: Tea/coffee, bread, jam, omelets, pastries. Dinner: Moroccan salad, tagine, bread, and seasonal fruit.