We are a group of Desert tour guides who created Berber Desert Camp to share our experience and knowledge with the visitors to the Merzouga and Erg-Chebbi dunes. We have more than 15 Years of guiding tourists in the Sahara desert of Morocco, especially the Merzouga region. We are experienced enough to make your stay unforgettable.

Nestled within the enchanting dunes of Erg-Chebbi in Merzouga, our Berber desert camp beckons with authenticity. Our camp comprises 7 thoughtfully equipped tents, a rustic-chic restaurant, a bathroom for your convenience, and a tranquil relaxation tent, all harmonizing with the desert landscape. At our Berber desert camp, culinary delights await – sumptuous dinners and delightful breakfasts. Our offerings extend beyond cuisine, embracing adventure. Revel in a camel ride, discover trails through hiking, or embark on exhilarating Quad and 4x4 excursions. Located 5 Km from Merzouga village and merely 1 Km from the captivating Black Desert, our camp encourages exploration. Stroll the dunes, surrendering to the allure of sunset and sunrise. Drum music embraces the desert air as you gather around the campfire. Additionally, experience the thrill of sandboarding, a unique dance with the dunes. Join us in crafting memories amid the timeless sands of Merzouga, where every moment whispers tales of tradition and nature's grandeur. Our Merzouga hotel is located less than 600 meters from Merzouga’s town center and is built at the foot of the Erg Chebbi, a large zone of sand dunes that attracts hundreds of people every day. The location is well-known for its unique desert life and the different activities available, such as camel trekking, sandboarding, quad riding, camping in the desert, and even wandering barefoot on the quiet sandy dunes away from the rush and bustle of life.

When you stay at our camp you can walk or go by camel ride into the dunes of Erg-Chebbi to see an Amazing view of the sunset or sunrise. and also take an excursion by 4WD to visit A Nomadic family in the Black desert, Visit the lead mines, and dance with gnawa music at Khamlia village.