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Morocco travel blog guide comparing private and group desert tours

Private vs Group Desert Tours: Pros & Cons

Private vs Group Desert Tours: Which Is Right for You? A trip to the Moroccan desert is often the highlight of a visit to Morocco. Watching the sunrise over the dunes of Merzouga, riding a camel at sunset, or listening to music around the campfire in Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga – these are unforgettable […]

Zagora and Merzouga desert landscapes in Morocco

Zagora vs Merzouga Desert: Which Sahara Tour Should You Choose?

Planning a trip to Morocco and dreaming of a Sahara Desert tour is almost inevitable. Golden dunes, star-filled skies, camel caravans, and Berber campfires – it’s the image many travellers hold when they think of Morocco. But once you start organising your itinerary, a key question appears: Zagora or Merzouga – which desert is better […]

Morocco desert tour route from Marrakech to the Sahara

2-Day vs 3-Day Desert Tour from Marrakech: Which is Better?

2-Day vs 3-Day Desert Tour from Marrakech: Which Is Better? Planning a trip to Marrakech and dreaming of a Sahara desert adventure? You’ll quickly notice that most tours are either 2 days or 3 days long. At first glance, they sound similar—but the experience can be very different. This guide breaks down the key differences […]

Marrakech to Merzouga desert tour route through southern Morocco

Marrakech to Merzouga Desert Tour: What To Expect Day by Day

Marrakech to Merzouga Desert Tour: What To Expect Day by Day If you’re dreaming of golden dunes, star‑filled skies, and the feeling of leaving the busy world far behind, a Marrakech to Merzouga desert tour is probably on your list. It’s one of Morocco’s most iconic journeys—taking you from the chaos of the medina, over […]

Traditional Marrakech riad courtyard with an orange tree and tiled basin

Marrakech Riads: How to Choose the Right Stay in the Medina

Marrakech Riads: How to Choose the Right Stay in the Medina Behind some of the modest doors in Marrakech’s medina are quiet courtyards, tiled walls, and rooms arranged around open air. Staying in a riad can bring you close to the old city’s daily life while giving you a place to pause after a day […]