Sahara horizon Camp

We booked a 2‑night stay because we wanted a full day in the camp. We arrived late on day one at about 18:30 and were welcomed with tea. Then a 4x4 took us to watch the sunset, and the driver was eager to snap pictures of us and everyone in our car. We returned around 20:30 for dinner, followed by local music. The next day we rented ATVs—paid and organized by the camp. The guide was professional, the ATVs were brand new, clean, and came with excellent helmets. We could have taken a paid 4x4 tour of the Sahara, but we chose to relax and soak in the camp instead. The staff are very friendly, and chatting with them is a pleasure. Hassan was always available and even brought my friend a cigar pack when we ran out of dirhams. Dinner and breakfast were delicious, and the Wi‑Fi was good. Book your stay here and you won’t regret it!

Paoulape·A year ago

I had an absolutely amazing stay here! The campsite surrounded by dunes offered breathtaking views and unforgettable starry skies, setting it apart from any other camp. The room was spacious, and the private shower and toilet were impeccably clean. I even used a wet towel as a duvet, which was understandable given the circumstances, but it didn’t spoil the wonderful experience!

ハンガリー·A year ago

One night in the desert at a 5‑star tent camp was spectacular. The tents were beautifully clean, each with a private bathroom, and the dinner was tasty while the breakfast was excellent. The staff, especially Mohamed, were wonderful—highly recommended!

Yassin·A year ago

Everything in the camp was gorgeous, and we drove through the middle of the sand dunes to get there. We stopped right in the desert, took photos, and were thrilled—it was the first time I’d experienced that moment. The reception was stunning, and the staff welcomed us with something special. The tent was amazing, the dinner was beautiful, and we later gathered around the fire where the music was lovely. We rode camels at sunrise, and everything was wonderful. I urge you to come to the desert and enjoy this beautiful experience.

Bell·A year ago

“Immersion aux portes du désert”

The family is very friendly and welcoming. We were taken to Merzouga by a 4x4, stopping in the dunes where the kids loved the photo ops. Then we settled into our tents with meals under the canopy, followed by traditional singing and music by the dunes. Breakfast was perfect. We also arranged a camel walk at sunrise and a quad session—everything was flawless and well organized with fantastic people. We recommend it, though hesitate. Beware of the travel period: we hit 40° during the day and 35° at night, with no AC or mosquito net, making it impossible to sleep through the night.

Emilie·A year ago