Yes, this activity requires a lot of concentration as you can see !!
Like in Zagora, we spent the night eating tajines, telling stories, playing music and singing a little (especially our Berber guide because we don't speak Berber ;-)
Written Jan 29, 2004
Nothing's much more fun than climbing up a gigantic sand dune for nearly an hour and then sitting down on it's crest to watch the sunrise or sunset and then running all the way back down the dune so fast that you lose your balance and tumble in the powder like sand.
Written Oct 19, 2002
Dress Code: Are you a sunset or sunrise person. Both are pretty beautiful in this setting.
Written Feb 26, 2006
Written Sep 9, 2005
Written Jun 7, 2003
This is an amazing show, the moon, the sand dunes and the lake give and outstanding scene that you'll never forget.
Written Jun 7, 2003
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This is an amazing show, the moon, the sand dunes and the lake give and outstanding scene that you'll never forget.
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Q: Hi I am interested in going to Merzouga in January. Is this time of year too cold to do the overnight camel...

A: We have been there mid November and hotels were more or less empty, so I can not imagine you have to make reservations. Made a sunset trip on a camel and we were the only...
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