Erg Chigaga Torza Camp - Desert Glamping

The place feels like a getaway, but avoid visiting in June, July, or August because it gets over 40 degrees inside the tents. That season also brings wind and sandstorms, so be prepared for harsh weather. The nightly rate doesn't include transport; you should budget an extra 150€. During our stay, strong winds meant no campfire, no music, and no water in the mornings for toilets and showers because the solar panels couldn't recharge the batteries. The camp looked like a ghost town, and the shower water tasted salty since it was drawn from the ground.

Caroline·4 months ago

“Ne vous fiez ni au nom ni au prix. Tres tres décevant”

We were expecting a luxurious experience, but what we got was a mediocre campsite that didn't live up to its name or description. The staff were friendly, but that's about the only positive thing I can say. We were misled about the need for a 4x4 vehicle, and then hit with a €120 transfer fee from Mhamid. The rooms were tiny, not the 45m² we were promised, and the dinner was a disaster - a vile soup followed by a disappointing salad of fruits.

Guillaume·A year ago

“Nach dem Besuch bei einer Beduinenfamilie in, bekamen wir sogar ein Barbecue unterwegs”

The hotel's location in the desert was pretty unbeatable, especially when it came to the food. The breakfast and dinner were seriously impressive, with a huge spread of options that catered to all tastes. And then there was the night sky – the stars were so bright and clear it felt like you could reach out and touch them. The only downside was the room itself, which was a bit cramped but spotlessly clean.

Ursula·A year ago