To proceed with your booking, we kindly ask you to pay a deposit of 100 euros. You can conveniently make the payment using your credit card or PayPal. Once the deposit is received, your reservation will be confirmed, and we'll be all set to embark on an unforgettable adventure through the mesmerizing Moroccan desert.

We offer multiple convenient payment options for your desert tour. You can pay using credit cards, Paypal, or cash. Choose the payment method that suits you best, and we'll ensure a smooth and hassle-free transaction process.

The payment for the remaining balance depends on your preferred method of payment. If you choose to pay in cash, the balance will be due upon pick up on the day of your tour. However, if you opt to pay with a credit card, we kindly request that the amount be paid one week prior to your scheduled departure date. This allows us to ensure a seamless and hassle-free experience during your desert adventure.

we accept both the local currency (Moroccan Dirham) and major international currencies such as USD or EUR. You have the option to pay in either the local currency or USD/EUR for our tour services. However, we recommend using the local currency (Moroccan Dirham) for transactions outside of our tour services. When dealing with local vendors, markets, or other establishments during your trip, using the local currency is generally more convenient and may offer better exchange rates.

With a Private Morocco Desert Tour, you will have exclusive use of the car, accompanied only by the driver. The departure is guaranteed, and the tour's time frames are highly flexible, allowing adjustments to suit your personal needs and interests.

A shared Morocco Desert Touraccommodates a small group of up to 8 people, all being our clients. Despite the lower cost, the tour maintains the same high-quality service in most aspects. However, there is a need for flexibility during pick-up and drop-off times due to multiple participants, so sometimes you may be picked up from a nearby location instead of directly from the riad to save time.

A Shared tour accommodates a small group of 8 clients, offering quality service at affordable prices. However, flexibility is required for pick-up and drop-off times as you may be picked up from a nearby location with easy access to save time.

A minimum of 4 people is required to run the tour. If this minimum is not met, we offer three options:

• Upgrade to a Private tour with a 10% discount.
• Choose an alternative date for the Shared tour.
• Cancel the tour and receive a full deposit refund.

Yes, there is a difference in accommodation for our private and shared tours. During shared tours, you will still enjoy the comfort and privacy of your own private room and tent with an ensuite bathroom. Rest assured that you will not have to share your accommodation with other travelers during the shared tour.

For solo- or travelers who opt for single occupancy in a shared tour, there will be an additional charge of 35 euros per night to secure a private room or tent for their exclusive use.

If you opt for the private tour, it is possible to upgrade your camp and hotel accommodations to a higher category. However, for shared tours, it is not possible to upgrade as the group needs to stay together in the same locations for a consistent experience.

Yes, the tents and dining areas are equipped with charging outlets for your phones and cameras.

Yes, there is; however, we recommend disconnecting and fully enjoying the moment, connecting with the beauty of the desert surroundings.

No, towels are provided in the camp, but if you prefer, you can bring your own.

Upon arriving at the camel trekking starting point, you can take a small backpack for the camel ride, while the rest of your luggage will be transported to your tents using an SUV.

In Morocco, the temperature in the desert can vary significantly between summer and winter. During the summer months (June to August), the desert can get extremely hot, with temperatures often reaching well above 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day. The nights might offer some relief, but it can still be quite warm

In contrast, during the winter months (December to February), the desert experiences cooler temperatures, especially during the night. Daytime temperatures are generally pleasant, ranging from around 18 to 25 degrees Celsius (64 to 77 degrees Fahrenheit). However, the nights can get quite cold, and temperatures may drop to as low as 5 degrees Celsius (41 degrees Fahrenheit) or even lower.

The cost of a Morocco desert tour can vary depending on various factors, such as the tour duration, the type of accommodation (standard or luxury), the number of people in the group, and the activities included. On average, a 3 to 4-day standard desert tour can range from $200 to $500 per person, while luxury tours can be higher in price.

When packing for a Morocco desert tour, consider bringing lightweight and breathable clothing for the hot days and warmer layers for the chilly nights. Essential items include a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, a water bottle, a camera, personal toiletries, and any necessary medications. Don't forget to pack a scarf or shawl to protect against the desert winds.

When packing for a Morocco desert tour, consider bringing lightweight and breathable clothing for the hot days and warmer layers for the chilly nights. Essential items include a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, comfortable walking shoes, a water bottle, a camera, personal toiletries, and any necessary medications. Don't forget to pack a scarf or shawl to protect against the desert winds.

Yes, Morocco is currently considered a safe travel destination. However, like any other place, you should be cautious of pick-pocketing and scams. Despite these risks, Morocco offers numerous must-see attractions and is ready for exploration. In touristy areas, especially in cities, there is a possibility of attracting attention from locals, particularly for solo female travelers. Dressing respectfully can help mitigate this, and joining a small group tour provides added safety and camaraderie with fellow travelers.

In line with Moslem customs, both men and women should dress modestly in Morocco. It's advisable to wear loose and lightweight clothing to cover up and show respect to the local culture. This choice of clothing will also help protect your skin and keep you cool. Carrying a lightweight scarf is practical, as it can be used to cover yourself in religious buildings and shield from the sun and sand in the desert.

Morocco is a year-round destination. However, spring and autumn are the most pleasant times to visit in terms of the temperature and are the best seasons for walking in the Atlas mountains. During the winter it can be cold at night and early in the morning, but Morocco is a great winter sun destination by day, especially along the coast. The best time to climb Mount Toubkal is from May to June and September to October. Temperatures tend to be lower in Spring and Autumn when you might even find some early/late snow on the summit.