Hotel Sahara M'Hamid
M'Hamid, Morocco
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Saharan safari
Morocco continues to enthral and surprise, with so many different landscapes within the one country. We reached the end of the 'tarred' road, in the village of M’hamid, from whence only camels or 4 x4s venture forth into the Sahara.
The campsite owners organise trips into the desert, but not really what we were looking for so we ventured into the village where there is no shortage of tours and excursions on offer. ...
Nice trip with mbarek
our prgrame was like this:
Excursions has back of Dromedaries & 4*4 & Bivouacs (Four days)
1st day: Departure of Mhamid the door of the desert towards Wadi Naam a place or the noise of the steps on sand makes sing the ears, what a music! a walk, or the body moves in rhythmic metronome!
2nd day: the ...
Erg Chigaga Sand Dunes, Sahara Desert (Part 2)
We were ushered into the meal tent at 7:35 p.m. and offered some soup and bread to begin the dinner service. The main course was lamb tanjine stew with potatoes, carrots, zucchini, tomato, and olives. For dessert, we were served small oranges and tea (not the mint tea that I've had at other places in Morocco and really enjoyed, however). There were 22 other people staying at the camp tonight in addition to Mom and I.
Dinner ended at 8:27 and we headed ...
Erg Chigaga Sand Dunes, Sahara Desert (Part 1)
Greetings from the Sahara Desert! It's 6:26 p.m. Mom and I just arrived at the Erg Chigaga camp. We are seated on a bunch of rugs on top of the sand with a dozen other tourists, including two French boys who are running and crawling around the camp. The sun set about an hour ago as we were riding out here in a Nissan Patrol 4X4 from the village of M’Hamid – the end of the paved road. The moon is shining brightly, though only about ...
The Sahara
WOW! Staying the night in a Berber tent in the Sahara desert was an experience we'll never forget!
At first we were apprehensive about driving all the way to the Sahara but we just went for it anyways and we are sure glad that we did!
We first heard about the opportunity of staying the night in a Berber tent from a English woman we met in Sale, Morocco. She gave us a number to a Moroccan man, whom she worked with doing tours, that we met in Ouarzazate, Morocco. From ...
