Camp Under Stars

My boyfriend and I had the best time with Camp under stars . As we planned our 10 days in Morocco, we were debating heavily between Casablanca, Marrakech, and Fes. When we found this idea of a trip into the desert, specifically through this company, we both agreed we had to add it to our trip. All the reviews were stellar - both on their website and independently on tripadvisor - with many remarking on it being the highlight recmmiended

Very comfortable and clean camp in the Sahara, with super friendly and helpful staff and good food. Every night there was a camp fire and music. The second day we did some actives as it was great the day - again this was very nicely organized and enjoyable. Highly recommended!

We stayed in Merzouga and had a nice time. The accommodations were basic but comfortable, with a toilet and shower facilities. The food was good and plentiful and traditional Moroccan dishes were served. The staff were the highlight apart from the stunning beauty of the desert. All of the staff were extremely nice, always willing to help and make the experience enjoyable,

Staff, friendly and very easy going, talkative, helpful and always with a smile. Location is superb, in the desert. Tented camp is very basic, but has everything. That's exactly what we wanted. If you want to stay in a luxury tent, in our opinion, is better to skip the desert and go in a 5 start hotel in Dubai. The price is very cheap, but please be aware it includes only the use of a tent and breakfast. Camel trek is 20€ per person, going to the camp and back. We did a mix, going with camel and back with 4x4 (very fun) and we paied extra 5€ p.p. Bed sheets/towels are extra, 2€ pp. Dinner is extra, 12€ pp. After dinner we were treated with a berber singing/drum concert and dances around a fire in the nearby camp, and were involved in dancing and drumming. very very funny dancing at night in front of a fire, with drums rolling, a deep black sky above and berber chants. People from this camp and the nearby were very kind, friendly and smiling and made for a beautiful experience.

The washing basin in the (very basic) bath tent was very ruined. Not a very good presentation, given that the rest of the bath, toilets and showers were in much better condition. Since it was just the sink it was still usable, but the aspect was terrible :) Could have used a few hooks/hangers in the tent. Not clear upfront what's included and what not, and relevant prices. Had to ask for every detail (but they were given to us via message immediately). Even with info it was not clear that, unlike other camps, we had to bring everything with us on the camel, so we had to pack everything in a hurry in only two backpacks (for 4). It was ok in the end, but it would have been nice to know it upfront.

Stargazing and dunes was great. Quite a nice sanitary conditions. Personnel was helpful...

There were hidden payments like pickup and return to the meeting spot outside of the desert. Dinner is optional but it's not like you are telling them that u want it... No. U have to tell them that u don't want it because instead they will try to charge you anyway - in other words, you are considered for a dinner by default. The atmosphere there was 'too pushy'.

stuff, location, food

food poisoning

The staff were friendly & helpful & worked very hard. The location near the dunes was good. The Cameleer was friendly & obliging. The camel ride to the camp was around 1.5hrs with a stop at the top of the dunes for sunset. 7th The tent was clean & spacious but lacked a chair or table to put things on. The bed was comfortable but the pillows were very high. The shared bathroom and toilets were passable given the number of people using it. Dinner was a pasta salad, tagine of lemon chicken, bread and fresh fruit. Breakfast was bread, jams, cake, eggs, yoghurt, fresh orange juice, tea & coffee