Merzouga Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Salam! Un paquet de choses toutes plus interssantes les unes que les autres ce sont passées depuis l'épisode 3! Commencons par rassurer les inquiets, mamie, je vais super bien, t'aurais du venir, ce périple est très enrichissant. Lors de mon dernier message j venais de débarquer à Chaouen. Se situant dans les montagnes, je suis allé faire une ba...

After some debate about which part of the desert we should visit (either Mezouga and the Erg Chebi dunes south of Fez or Zagora south of Marrakech) we got a ride 7 hours south of Fez aiming to do something over the next 2 days that incorporated camels and the northern Sahara. This turned out relatively easy to do after getting pointed in the rig...

A painful full day of travel on bumpy windy roads landed us at Rissani (with an overnight stay in Er Racchidia). These interesting painful hours on the bus were eased by the frequent nursing of a toddler on our lap as we held onto our place for dear life, thankful that unlike his mum had sears. We also took the opportunity to practice our arabic...

The Sahara... all I can say is it is soooooo dry here. It's amazing how many places sand can get stuck on your clothes and skin; the sand here is always floating around in the air and sticks to everything. It gets better in the Dunes because it's cleaner and not as dusty. In the dunes the silence is amazing, there is no wind, no animals, no peop...

We got the bus to Rissani, after an interesting morning walk through the mud-brick village in the palmeries. We also did half an hour of expensive internet, and found two important pieces of news waiting for us. Kit and Fiona have at last got engaged. Kit's last message was "Don't you even care?" as we had not had access to internet for a while....