Overview:
Enjoy a 2 night camel trekking adventure in Merzouga. we’ll Trek into the Erg Chebbi dunes, and you’ll watch sunset, and spend the night in a Berber camp under the stars. The second day includes exploring the desert, visiting nomadic families, and another night in the camp. Conclude with a sunrise camel trek back or car 4×4 to Merzouga.
⭐ 2 Nights Camel Trekking in Merzouga – Tour Summary
- Duration: 2 Nights / 3 Days
- Start: Merzouga
- End: Merzouga
- Total Distance: 20 km (approx.)
- Transportation: Private A/C 4×4 or Minivan
- Main Highlights: Camel Trekking, Erg Chebbi Dunes, Sahara Sunset & Sunrise, Desert Camp Experience, Sandboarding
- Accommodation: Desert Camp (Standard or Luxury)
- Best Time to Visit: March–June & Sept–Nov
- Price From: €160 per person
Highligh: 2 Nights Merzouga Desert Tour
- Enjoy a camel ride across the golden sand dunes of Erg Chebbi
- Watch a beautiful sunset in the Sahara Desert
- Sleep under the stars in a traditional desert camp
- Listen to local Berber music by the campfire
- Discover hidden desert spots and take amazing photos
- See a magical sunrise from the top of the dunes
- Enjoy delicious Moroccan food in the camp
2 Nights Camel Trekking in Merzouga – Top Attractions & Distance
| Day | Route | KM |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Merzouga → Camel Trek → Desert Camp → Sunset in Erg Chebbi | 2 |
| 2 | Sunrise in Desert → Camel Trek → Merzouga → Optional Sandboarding & Oasis Visit | 2 |
Itinerary: Best 2 Nights Merzouga Camel Trekking Tour
Day 1 :
2 Nights Camel trek starts daily in the evening from Merzouga village . you will find your caravan camels are waiting for you en the edge of Erg Chebbi Desert.
Going into the desert like the nomads did, on top of a camel, the first way of transport from many years ago. With this excursion you will sleep in the oasis, in Berber tents.
This trip includes dinner and breakfast. This is a great opportunity to take lovely pictures of the sunset and sunrise, when we arrive at the oasis we walk to the high dunes to see the sunset. It will be a magical night when the sky is clear of cover and stars sparkle and shine with intensity. There will be a wonderful dinner around a the fire
Day 2 :
Next morning after an amazing sunrise and traditional breakfast the camel guide or 4×4 car, will take black than we’ll desert where nomad families are living , you will set down with nomad in there tents and drink mind tea.
lunch Berber pizza will be served. relax with nomads, in the evening go back to your camp in the meddle of orange sand dunes for sandbagging and sunrise. dinner. Berber music played by local guides you have chance to participate as well. like nomad people did.
following day in the morning you will be woken up by the local guides to watch spectacular view of sunrise. and camel will transfer you back to the tow where your 2 nights camel trekking adventure tour will be finished and we hope you will enjoy every moment of your desert trip.
- What included:
- Dinner and breakfast
- Camel for each person
- English speaking guide
- Sleeping in a desert tent
- Parking for your car (if you have)
- Sandboarding in the dunes
- A room in a hotel to drop luggage & take shower
- Not inclueded:
- Tips and personal expenses
What to Pack and How to Prepare for a Trip to Morocco
- Bring comfortable clothing for varying temperatures, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, and comfortable walking shoes.
- Nights in the desert can be cold, so bring warm layers for the evening.
- Carry enough water for your journey.
- Don’t forget your camera to capture the stunning desert landscapes.
- Bring some cash for personal expenses, as ATMs are not available in the desert.
FAQ: Merzouga 2 Nights Camel Trek
You can reach Merzouga by car, bus, or a private transfer from major cities like Marrakech or Fes.
Accommodation is in traditional Berber tents, with options for basic or luxury camps depending on the tour package.
Most desert camps have limited electricity, usually provided by generators or solar power, sufficient for basic needs and charging devices.
Most guides speak English, and many also speak French, Spanish, and other languages.
Activities include sandboarding, visiting a nearby oasis, and interacting with local nomadic families.