Nourland Luxury Camp

We loved the spot—right at the dunes’ edge. The tent was great, with a little private terrace for total quiet. Seriously, for that price, having AC and a private bathtub in the desert feels amazing. It’s simple, clean, and authentic, perfect for anyone wanting Merzouga’s magic without the fuss but with all the needed comfort. We’ll come back!

Romane·5 maanden geleden

The experience was absolutely lovely. The tent was very clean and comfortable, and the personal climate control made sleeping in the wilderness really pleasant. It was a huge luxury to have a private bathroom with a bidet and shower in the middle of the dunes. The terrace offered stunning views of landmarks and mountains, and it was wonderful to enjoy breakfast outside. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for quality and peace in the Sahara!

Hilla·5 maanden geleden

The rooms and bathroom were spotless. Dinner was tasty and beautifully presented. The host was a bit rude, probably due to language and cultural differences. Nothing else really stood out, though better guides would help. You always get what you pay for last minute; I think I was hungover and maybe under the influence. Still, overall nice people.

Je'nean·5 maanden geleden

My 17‑year‑old son and I had a brilliant night at Erg Chebbi Land. The tent was surprisingly well equipped—it even had a bidet and single‑room AC, making the stay very comfortable. We sandboarded right outside the camp in the afternoon, a highlight for my son. Said was a legend; he took us out for a quad session in the dunes and it was the most fun we’ve had on the whole trip. Later, Ibrahim kept a constant supply of mint tea on the terrace while we watched the sunset. Breakfast the next morning was massive and really fresh. Only a small issue: the WiFi was a bit patchy in our tent, but honestly, it’s the desert so you don’t really need it. The drum session by the fire made the whole experience feel very authentic. Highly recommended for a father‑son adventure.

Orlando·6 maanden geleden

I’ve ridden motorcycles across Morocco for years. I knew Merzouga only from the road, but this time I stayed. The tent was good: private bathroom, terrace, AC, and breakfast included. I rode a quad out, an hour through the dunes. Different from the motorcycle, but still good in its own way. In the evening Ibrahim brought tea by the campfire and sat down with us. We barely spoke the same language, but that didn’t bother us. Breakfast on the terrace the next morning, then back to the road. Next year I’ll stay two nights.

Gerhard·6 maanden geleden