Start each day with a hearty breakfast and discover the morrocan gastronomy with delicious and varied morrocan dishes at lunch and at dinner. Your taste bud will take a real culinary journey.
Everydays, head out with Abdoul to explore the desert on foot, by 4x4, or by camel. Climb the high Chigaga dune, meet nomads, enjoy the fresh air in an oasis, watch gazelles and ostriches, and go to the Iriqui Lake.
Stay in a traditional nomadic tent, bivouacking at the foot of the dunes. The single, double, or triple tents are comfortably furnished and tastefully decorated, perfect for exploring the desert.
Arrival at Ouarzazate airport or Marrakech airport ( supplement 50E round trip)
Taxi ride to M’hamid el Ghizlane through the Draa Valley (about 3 hours)
Lunch on the way or at the bivouac depending on arrival time
Arrival at the desert bivouac - Setup - Dinner Musical evening under the stars
Breakfast
9am – 12pm French class (Sophie)
Lunch
Afternoon: Excursion on camelback (Abdoul)
Dinner – Musical evening under the stars
Breakfast
9am - 12pm French class (Sophie)
Lunch
Afternoon: Excursion to the oasis and Chigaga Dune by 4x4 (Abdoul)
Dinner - Musical evening under the stars
Breakfast
9am – 12pm French class (Sophie)
Lunch
Afternoon: Excursion on camel back(Abdoul)
Dinner – Musical evening under the stars
Breakfast
9am - 12pm French class (Sophie)
Lunch
Afternoon: Excursion to the Ostrich Plain by 4x4 (Abdoul)
Dinner - Musical evening under the stars
Breakfast
9am – 12pm French class (Sophie)
Lunch
Afternoon: Excursion on camelback(Abdoul)
Dinner – Musical evening under the stars
Breakfast
9am – 12pm French class (Sophie)
Lunch
Afternoon: Visit to the Kasbah Ouled Youssef in the palmgrove(Abdoul)
Dinner – Musical evening under the stars
Breakfast + lunch according to the flight departure time
Departure for the Ouarzazate airport
I am a child of the desert, I know all its secrets and every corner of it. I grew up in Ouled Miyah, one of the kasbahs of the palm grove, until I was six years old, and then my family and I moved to the village of M'hamid el Ghizlane. There, I was able to continue my education until high school. But I preferred to spend my time in the desert. Every weekend, when I was a teenager, I would venture away from the village with my friends, and we would camp at the foot of the dunes. After obtaining my literary baccalaureate, I spent three years in Agadir studying Arabic literature at university. But I missed the desert, so I returned to my village and became a tourist guide. I am also a driver and an excellent cook. Every year, I introduce travelers from around the world to the desert. I will also show you the multiple facets of the desert that I love.
Teacher of French as a Foreign Language for more than 20 years, in France and in different countries for 9 years (notably in Ouarzazate and Marrakech), I am passionate about the Maroc in general and about the desert especially. I spend all my free time in the moroccan Sahara and I would like to share with you my passion. Because I speak the arabic morrocan language, I will accompany you on the treks and I will translate, all the explanations that Abdoul will do about Sahara. Indeed, I'm also passionate about foreign languages and I speak English, Spanish and Italian fluently, in addition to French, my native language.