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sahara desert trek 6 days
Desert camel trekking in Morocco is a follow of the steps of Nomads in the Sahara desert,
Desert camel trekking in Morocco is a follow of the steps of Nomads in the Sahara desert, and the charming camel carrying the language. Our Desert trekking in Chigaga dunes is a go deep in the wild of Morocco, Experience the silence of the Sahara desert with a professional team. Pass through valleys, Villages, plateaus, Sand dunes, and Oases to get best of the South East Morocco. When you experience Morocco camel trekking With Adrar Travel you will feel the great achievement that adds value to your holiday and eventually to your life.
- Experience the land, the people, and the wildlife of the Sahara Desert
- The UNESCO site of Ait Ben Haddou
- Explore Erg Chigaga dunes
- Cross of the majestic Atlas mountains
- The amazing landscape of Erg Ezzahar
- Draa valley and its date palmtress
- Villages and ksars
- Explore the desert of Morocco and its famous dunes
- Wild Morocco adventure
- Camel trekking challenge adventure
- Explore the Sahara environment
Votre guide local
À propos de Brahim
Brahim est guide de montagne et accompagnateur local à Imlil. Né au cœur du Haut Atlas, il partage avec vous ses villages, ses traditions et les plus beaux itinéraires du Maroc avec attention, simplicité et passion.
Ce qui est inclus
- All accommodation during the trek, including desert camping under the stars.
- All transport within Morocco as outlined in the itinerary (this excludes international airport arrival & departure transfers – unless added to your booking, or if you have added Group Flights to a BL+ trips).
- Selected meals as outlined in the itinerary.
- Experienced local desert guides, including a head guide and assistant guide.
- Full support crew, including cooks and camel handlers (muleteers/cameleers).
- Camel support to carry group equipment and supplies.
- Drinking water provided during trekking days.
- All group camping and cooking equipment.
- A fully planned itinerary, focused on remote dunes, Berber culture and desert immersion.
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VOTRE ITINÉRAIRE
Jour par jour
You’ll depart Marrakech and travel through the scenic High Atlas Mountains, passing traditional Berber villages and dramatic mountain passes. The journey continues through the Draa Valley, known for its palm groves and kasbahs, until you reach the 4×4 ready to drive you to the Faija Region. Here you’ll meet the camels and their cameleers, and set up the first wild camp under the desert sky.rnrnThe total drive will be long (8 hours), but scenic.
Your Sahara desert tour really begins today. In the morning you’ll load the camels and head to Achguig Oasis.rnrnYou’ll have good views of the Saghro Mountains, with their lunar landscape and little vegetation. You’ll climb to the Abbes pass, from where you can observe the vastness of the stony desert. After lunch, you’ll walk along dried riverbeds, arriving at the campsite at sunset
You’ll trek toward the majestic Chegaga Dunes, some of the highest in Morocco. The vast expanse of golden sand offers breathtaking views and a true sense of desert isolation. Camp at the base of the dunes and watch the sunset paint the horizon in shades of gold and crimson.
Erg Chegaga (“erg” meaning “sea of dunes”) is the largest erg in Morocco.rnrnToday sees the journey continue deeper into the desert, with trekking across the golden dunes of Chegaga and rocky plains, and lunch at the famous Sedrat dune. Later in the afternoon, you’ll arrive and set up camp near a wadi and enjoy a peaceful evening around the campfire.
After walking the many small dunes of Chegaga, you’ll continue towards the town of M’hamid. You’ll eat under the trees of Tamares, then in the evening arrive at the dunes of Bouguern, a site rarely frequented by tourists, where the final desert camp awaits. Reflect on the journey and share stories under a canopy of stars.
After breakfast, you’ll take a 1.5-hour 4×4 ride out of the desert to meet the bus driver. The return journey to Marrakech is long, but picturesque, taking you through the Draa Valley and Atlas Mountains. You’ll check into the accommodation and enjoy a well-deserved rest.
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What to bring for the camel desert trekking:
Suitable walking clothes ( long and light trousers and tops
A warm jacket especially if your Sahara trekking trip is in Wintertime( December to March)
Water bottle
Small backpack
Hat, or cap
Scarf
Sleeping bag adapted to the period of your trekking in the Sahara trip
Headlamp
Lighter
Good walking shoes
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