• Private Transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned 4x4 vehicle or minivan
• Professional Driver-Guide fluent in English, French, or Spanish
• Camel Ride through the dunes of Erg L’ihoudi (one camel per person)
• Overnight Stay in a traditional desert camp in a private tent
• Dinner and Breakfast at the desert camp, featuring authentic Moroccan cuisine
• Hotel or Riad Pick-up and Drop-off in Marrakech

• Lunches on both days
• Beverages and Soft Drinks at the desert camp or during stops
• Entrance Fees(if choosing to visit sites such as the Koranic Library or Cinema Studios)
• Personal Expenses and Tips

Important Information to Know Before Booking

• Physical Requirements:
  A moderate level of physical fitness is recommended.
  The camel ride may not be suitable for travelers with back problems, mobility issues, or pregnant women.
  Walking on sand and climbing small dunes is part of the experience.
• Accessibility:
  Unfortunately, this tour is not wheelchair accessible due to the desert terrain.
  Infant seats are available upon request; please advise at the time of booking.
  Children are welcome, but the experience is best suited for ages 5 and above.
• Luggage & Packing:
  We recommend bringing a small backpack or overnight bag for the desert (larger suitcases can be stored in the vehicle).
  Bring sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), a warm layer for the evening, and comfortable walking shoes.
  Don’t forget a camera to capture the dunes at sunrise and sunset!
• Travel Insurance:
  We advise all travelers to have comprehensive travel insurance that covers desert travel and medical needs.
• Weather & Seasonal Considerations:
  Desert temperatures can vary significantly: hot during the day and cold at night, especially from October to March.
  In rare cases of extreme weather or flooding, the itinerary may be adjusted for safety.
• Booking Terms:
  A minimum of 2 travelers is required for this tour to operate.
  Tours operate year-round, but early booking is recommended during peak seasons (spring and autumn).

What to Bring

To make the most of your desert adventure, we recommend packing the following:

• Comfortable walking shoes or sandals – for walking on sand and around the camp
• Lightweight clothing – breathable fabrics for daytime comfort
• Warm layers – evenings and early mornings in the desert can be chilly, especially from October to March
• Sunglasses, sunscreen, and a sunhat – essential for sun protection in the open desert
• A scarf or head covering – useful for protecting against wind and sand (can be purchased locally)
• Camera or smartphone – to capture the beautiful desert landscapes
• Cash – for small purchases, tips, or optional site entrances (local currency is best)
• Backpack or day bag – for carrying your personal items on the camel ride