Excellent experience - Very good experience, well-developed program, but I suggest that the guests be passed a more detailed itinerary of the program, schedules and what includes in the overnight stay

Book it already! - Friendly and funny service. Beautiful views on the ride there and good stops on the way. Stop by old castle that is used for many famous movies. Maybe you’ll see Christopher Nolan or Zendaya if ur lucky. Good vibes and stars at the desert. Highly recommend!

Book it already! - Amazing vibes! Friendly and funny service and great food. Good views on the way and good stops with souvenirs and restaurants. Visit to old castle and cinema props were very cool. Potential Christopher Nolan or Zendaya sighting. Highly recommend!

What a trip! - Fantastic and seamless once in a life time experience. Everyone was great and was the best way to do the desert for a night

Amazing tour! - We loved our trip! The sunrise and sunset were beautiful! There are two camel rides which was an unexpected surprise. I especially liked the castle tour where many famous movies were filmed. Highly recommend and a very fair price. We even were dropped off at the airport after the tour ended.

Desert Adventure - Tour was very cool and authentic. Lots of driving be aware! Riding camels was fun and the sunset and sunrise was amazing.

Nice experience - Beautiful experience, spectacular views and the guide was kind and professional. Zagora is also very beautiful and quaint.

desert - wonderful experience very nice and helpful guide recommended! beautiful view It was also nice to talk to the guide.

Sensory Epiphany on Quod in the Dunes of Morocco - In the immense embrace of the Moroccan Erg, where time wanders into the infinite expanse of gold and the wind carves arabesques into the parched skin of the earth, I had the privilege of embarking on an excursion that transcended mere physical experience, sublimating itself into a sensory epiphany. Riding a quod – a mechanical steed that, with its metallic roar, seemed to desecrate the ancestral quiet of the desert – I went into a dreamlike landscape, suspended between the eternal and the ephemeral. Every acceleration was but a hymn to freedom, every leap on the dunes a challenge to the unchanging balance of nature. The sun, in an apotheosis of golden light, caressed the sand, transmuting it into a sea of changing reflections, while the air became incense of spices and mystery. In the process, the mind freed itself from the superfluous, abandoning itself to a primordial ecstasy, to an ecstatic dizziness in which man and machine merged with the landscape. The horizon, distant and elusive, became a symbol of an inexhaustible desire for discovery, while the ephemeral footprints left by the quod were quickly erased by the wind, a poetic warning of the transience of existence. At last I reached a sandy peak, with the sun declining in a sunset of purple and fire, I stopped to contemplate the vastness before me. It was the desert that dominated, impassive and immense, indifferent to my passage and yet witnessing an inner transformation: I was no longer a simple wayfarer, but part of a larger story, woven with silence, wind and sand. This was not, therefore, a simple excursion, but a rite of initiation into the majestic and imperturbable essence of the Sahara, an experience that, although destined to end, will remain carved in the soul like a poem engraved on the stones of time.

More disadvantages than real pleasure - The guide a Ait Ben Hadou , Said, was super nice. Otherwise we had a lot of hours drive on board a minibus not really comfortable, lunch in Ait Ben Hadou is not at all recommendable, I would even say more lamentable for the price , visit in the desert with camel ride not very far from a road , sleeping in laminated tents with simple blankets, acceptable dinner, the Berbers are rather nice, the morning camel ride shortened from 1h to 25 minutes. Provide cash because you have to pay the guide, the room for the driver, lunches...