• Private Transportation in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle
• Experienced Driver/Guide throughout the tour
• Hotel Pickup & Drop-off in Marrakech
• 1 night in a traditional Riad or hotel in the Dades Valley (private room with en-suite bathroom).
• 1 night in a desert camp in Erg Chebbi (standard or luxury options available, depending on package).
• Dinner and breakfast on both nights (vegetarian and special dietary options available upon request).
• Sunset Camel Trek in the Erg Chebbi dunes
• Sunrise Camel Ride back to Merzouga
• Sandboarding experience in the dunes (optional)
• Sightseeing Stops: Guided visits to Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, Todra Gorges, Dades Valley viewpoints, and key photo stops along the route.
• Private Tour – flexibility and personalized experience

• Lunches & Drinks
  Daily lunches and beverages during the tour are not included and can be purchased at recommended local restaurants along the route.
• Entrance Fees to Optional Sites
  Entry to attractions such as the Atlas Film Studios in Ouarzazate or other paid exhibits is not included (optional and payable on-site).
• Personal Expenses
  Items of a personal nature such as souvenirs, snacks, laundry, and tips.
• Travel Insurance
  Personal travel and medical insurance is not included. Guests are strongly advised to arrange their own coverage prior to travel.
• Tips & Gratuities
  While not mandatory, tipping for guides, drivers, camel handlers, and camp staff is appreciated as a gesture of thanks.
• Extra Activities
  Optional experiences such as quad biking, or Buggy are not included.

Physical Requirements

• This tour involves long driving distances, with scenic stops and breaks along the way.
• Camel trekking involves moderate physical activity and may not be suitable for travelers with back problems, mobility impairments, or those who are pregnant.
• Guests must be able to mount and dismount a camel with minimal assistance (support is provided by the guide and camel handler when needed).
• Walking on uneven terrain and sand is part of the desert experience, especially at the camp and during photo stops.

Accessibility

• Unfortunately, this tour is not wheelchair accessible due to the nature of the terrain and traditional accommodations in the desert and mountain regions.
• The desert camp and camel trek are not accessible for strollers or wheeled mobility devices.

Family-Friendly Notes

• Infant seats are available upon request and must be booked in advance.
• Children are welcome, but please note that camel rides are not recommended for children under 4 years old. Parents may walk alongside the camel if preferred.
• Families traveling with young children may opt for a 4x4 transfer to the camp instead of camels (upon request).

Health & Safety

• Travelers should be in reasonably good health and comfortable with long road travel.
• Please inform us in advance of any medical conditions, dietary restrictions, or allergies so we can best accommodate your needs.
• Basic first aid supplies are carried by the guide, but guests should bring any personal medications they may require.

Packing Recommendations

• Comfortable walking shoes or sandals for the desert.
• Warm layers for the desert night and early morning (temperatures can drop significantly).
• Sun protection: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a scarf for the desert wind.

What to Bring for Your Desert Adventure

To make the most of your experience, here are some recommended items to pack for your 3-day journey from Marrakech to the Sahara Desert:

🧥 Clothing

• Comfortable walking shoes or sandals for exploring kasbahs and walking in the sand.
• Warm layers(especially for autumn, winter, and early spring): desert nights can get very cold, even if the days are hot.
• Lightweight, breathable clothing for daytime comfort — long sleeves and pants help protect from the sun and dust.
• Scarf or shawl(ideal for protecting your face from desert wind or sand).
• Sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat or cap for sun protection.
• Sleepwear suitable for cooler nights (especially in the desert camp).

🧴 Personal Items

• Sunscreen with high SPF — the sun can be strong even in cooler months.
• Moisturizer and lip balm — desert air can be very dry.
• Personal medication and any basic first-aid items you may need.

📸 Essentials for the Experience

• Camera or smartphone with plenty of memory and battery for amazing desert shots.
• Small backpack or day bag for daily essentials during stops and the camel trek.