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Takojte Hotel Merzouga

Merzouga, Morocco

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A travel blog entry by laroussimobarek



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Accomodation, Rooms Auberge takojt offers Single Rooms, Double Rooms, Triple Rooms and Berber Tent in Sahara. Our rooms are decorated with Saharan taste and will make you enjoy each moment. Our staff will join you for that “Tea in Sahara” you always dreamt... of. Restaurant …

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An explosion of Moroccan fun in the Arabian dunes

A travel blog entry by beckerworldtrip

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... a huge pile of sand, the renowned 'sand mountain’ with a height of 300 meters on the edge of Merzouga. We drove across a couple of dry lakes peppered with Bedouin tents and the most remote hotels I have ever seen, and found ourselves in a small town being slowly taken over by the Sahara sands. I had heard once that a town with dirt roads might have a future, but a town with sand roads has no chance at all. If the sand is moving in your direction, there’s nothing ...

Good looking camels...........!

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... also keeps the money rolling in. It’s such a great trekking area, with lots to see, but the itinerary just isn’t long enough!

There were a surprising number of small forested areas as we left town, continuing on for some distance, before Azrou approached. Another Middle Atlas town, surrounded by woodlands and rich birdlife, this Berber town is another smart town, with wide roads and European tree-lined streets. Little ochre ...

Two marathon finnish lines in the desert

A travel blog entry by travel-marathon

... Ramadan, marathons usually invole people willingly undergoing a difficulty for the eventual benefit of themselves and others. After completing this travel marathon, I've got a huge glowing sense of achievement (along with a huge need for masses of water and cool air!). There's a wonderful knowledge that over £1000 has been raised, and that having read this diary, a few people have been given an unusual insight into the daily challenges of people living ...

Camel trekkin' across the universe...

A travel blog entry by smllblckflwrs

... and not so much as the sound of a breeze. I slept well.
Next morning, we struck out after breakfast (omelette), at around 9am. I went walking instead of on the camel back. Having the sand between my toes was pleasant, though that evening I noticed a few little cuts- the tiny stones in the sand are quite abrasive. I walked for a couple of hours, through the midday sun (no clouds around now), and only boarded the camel as we approached the black desert. The black desert ...

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