Your driver-guide will meet you in Erfoud at your hotel, bus station, or another agreed location. From here, begin your journey toward the spectacular dunes of Merzouga and Erg Chebbi, one of the most impressive Sahara landscapes in Morocco.

Travel through desert tracks and pass through areas known for their fossils, following part of the route associated with the famous Paris-Dakar track. Along the way, stop to visit a nomadic family living in the desert, where you can enjoy a glass of Moroccan tea and gain insight into the simplicity and resilience of life in the Sahara.

Continue toward your hotel near the dunes, where the desert adventure truly begins. Here, you will leave the vehicle behind and switch to camels for a memorable ride across the golden dunes. As the sun begins to set, the Sahara transforms into a landscape of warm colors and silence, creating one of the most magical moments of the journey.

Arrive at your desert camp, where dinner will be served in a traditional Berber atmosphere. Spend the night in a nomad-style bivouac surrounded by the dunes, enjoying the peace of the desert and the unforgettable beauty of the star-filled sky.

Wake up early to experience the breathtaking sunrise over the Sahara Desert, when the dunes glow with soft golden tones and changing shadows. After this unforgettable moment, enjoy a camel ride back to the hotel area where your 4WD vehicle is waiting.

After breakfast, continue exploring the fascinating region around Erg Chebbi. Drive around the dunes to discover the oases of Merzouga, desert landscapes, and nomadic areas that reveal the rich natural and cultural diversity of the Sahara.

Stop at the Oasis of Tisserdmine, a refreshing palm-filled area contrasting beautifully with the surrounding desert. Continue to Khamlia village, known for its residents of sub-Saharan origin and its lively Gnawa music, a unique cultural expression deeply rooted in the desert region.

Later, travel through Rissani, where you can stop to visit the traditional souk, one of the most important markets in southern Morocco. Finally, return to Erfoud, where a visit to a local fossil craft workshop offers one last look at the region’s famous stone artistry before the tour ends.