A desert camp glowing under lanterns at night in Erg Chebbi

Luxury Desert Camp

Luxury Desert Camp in Merzouga

Spend the night beneath the stars in the Erg Chebbi Desert and experience the Sahara in comfort — a camp among the dunes, lantern light, deep silence and a sky full of stars.

A Night in the Dunes

The Sahara, after everyone has gone home

Day-trippers leave the dunes in the late afternoon. Guests of the camp stay. As the sun drops, the sand cools, the sky turns to copper, and the camp lights its lanterns. Dinner is served, the fire is lit, and later — far from any town — the Milky Way appears so clearly it startles people who have never seen a true night sky.

In the morning, the desert does its finest show: climb the dune beside the camp, watch the first light spill across Erg Chebbi, and come back to tea and breakfast before the world wakes up.

Inside a desert camp tent with warm light in Merzouga

Honest answers about facilities

We describe our camp exactly as it is. Tents are furnished with comfortable bedding and Moroccan touches, exactly as you see in the gallery. For the precise facilities of each tent and the current camp set-up — including bathroom arrangements and what is included with your stay — just ask when booking, and we will tell you honestly what to expect.

Getting There

Into the sand, by camel or by 4x4

The camp sits among the dunes of Erg Chebbi, away from the village lights. Most travellers ride the last stretch by camel at sunset — the classic arrival — while a 4x4 transfer can be arranged for guests who prefer it. Tell us how you would like to arrive and we will plan it with you.

A 4x4 vehicle driving over desert sand dunes

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the camp located?

Among the dunes of Erg Chebbi, a short distance from Merzouga village — reached by camel or 4x4 as part of your stay. We arrange the whole journey to camp with your booking.

What facilities does the camp have?

Tents are furnished with comfortable bedding and Moroccan touches as shown in our gallery. Because set-ups can change with the season, we confirm the exact facilities of your tent — including bathroom arrangements and what is included — personally when you book.

What should I bring for a night in the desert?

Warm layers — desert nights are cold for much of the year, especially in winter — plus comfortable closed shoes, a scarf against wind and sand, water, and a torch or phone light for the walk back after the fire.

Is the camp suitable for families and couples?

Yes — a night in the camp works beautifully for couples and for families with children, who rarely forget it. Tell us who is travelling and we will arrange the details around you.

Can I arrive by camel and leave after sunrise?

Yes — that is the classic camp evening and morning, and the way most travellers prefer it. Everything is arranged around your schedule when you book.

A Night You Will Not Forget

Tell us your dates — we will confirm availability and everything included in your night at the camp.