Excursion privée de 2 jours dans le désert au départ de Marrakech à travers les montagnes de l'Atlas

A few things to consider before you take this trip: 1) ~16 Hours in a car over two days. Make sure you pre-plan some personal entertainment by downloading movies, books, podcasts, etc... 2) Go to Atlas Movie Studios if you love pop culture. A lot of movies/television were filmed here (Gladiator, The Mummy, Game of Thrones) 3) Buy beer or wine beforehand to enjoy at the Desert Camp. You can ask your driver to stop at a place along the way. 4) Tip your Camel Guide after the first ride through the desert. They will help make your experience in the camp more pleasurable by providing you the best tents as well as provide a more private experience for watching the sunrise the next morning. 5) Be prepared at the Ait Ben Haddou to be forced to use a "Travel Guide". This was our most disappointing part of the trip. No where in the description was it clear that a guide was required for the experience. Our driver was trying to help negotiate, but at the same time you couldn't but help but feel they weren't on your side. Really the only time in Morocco we felt a little taken advantage of. We ended up negotiating pretty hard and our guide was so mad he didn't say anything as we walked through the location. 6) Download and check We Chat. The day before our trip, received an email saying our driver would arrive between 7:20 and 7:40. Went to bed early and woke-up early to be outside at 7:20, to only later find out that I received a text through We Chat that our driver was not planning to arrive until 8:00. Because of some confusion on our location, ended up not getting on the road until 8:20. Not the end of the world, but definitely frustrating to wake up so early and ultimately wait around for an hour.

Advertised to include 4x4, but instead included a bus with 15 more people (it is almost 8h each day on the road, and the bus was very uncomfortable, specially when you paid for a 4x4). Desert is rocky instead of smooth dunes like shown in the pictures. Bus driver and camel riders barely spoke any english. In general we feel the advertisement was misleading and the pricing was excessive. We wrote to the tour operator with our complaints and have not heard back. WE ARE EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTED AND DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS TOUR.

I waited 90 minutes and driver never showed up. Have not received full refund from Art de Cuivre travel or Viator (after 36 hours of no-show. Have sent several messages and no full reimbursement). This company is a scam. Karim will not take care of you. Do NOT book with this company. I have visited more than 45 countries and lived in developing countries for 8 years - customer service expectations are not high. Karim is not a legit tour operator.

While the drive to and from the desert is rather long, the experience once at the desert campsite is wonderful. Our driver was kind and took breaks for bathroom and food on the drive to the desert. There were also stops at other attractions and cities along the way. The campsite was nice as were the people at the camp. Overall, a good option if you want to go to the desert but don’t have time to go all the way to the Sahara!

We booked this tour as part of a week holiday in Marrakech. We were aware that it would involve a lot of travelling but were prepared for this. Abdel was fantastic and stopped at some amazing sites along the way. He also linked us with a local guide called Ali at Ben Hadou which was great. The sunset camels and desert camp is very special and a brilliant experience. Totally recommend!

Cool trip. Abdul was an awesome guide! Would recommend this trip for sure if you're visiting Morroco.

女性3人で参加しました。 完全なプライベートツアーでドライバーさんには本当によくしていただきました。 砂漠のキャンプも、想像していたより綺麗でシャワー、トイレが完備してありました。キャンプファイャー、星空、ラクダに乗ったこと、行き帰りの壮大な景色、、 全てがいい思い出です。 I joined with friends. This was complete private tour. The desert camp was also more beautiful and comfortable than I had thought, and it had showers and toilets. Camp fire, starry sky, riding a camel, magnificent scene on the way, Everything is a good memory. special thanks to driver abde From japan

My wife and I were really looking forward to this trip. And it started out great, that is, until we discovered that the A/C in the relatively new Mercedes Benz minivan wasn't working properly. A poor A/C makes a seven (7) hour drive through the desert pretty uncomfortable with temperatures surpassing 100F/37C. This happened in both directions - to and from the desert campsite through the Atlas mountains. At the campsite accommodations (including showers and toilets) and dinner were good. The 40 minutes or so camel ride each way is a cool experience and relatively easy since the camel handlers lead the camels by themselves walking and by leading the camel train (of 2 - 4 camels) by a leach.

If you have not been on desert safari before this trip is an excellent starter. It is not only the desert experience but the entire trip with excursions to the Atlas Mountain, Villages, and the Atlas Studio is of value.

It was an amazing experience, the guide Mustapha was very nice with me, and the experience was pretty cool, you have to be in the car for a long time but it’s worth It when you get to the dessert, I have a great time!