Tuareg Luxury Camp

Great communication, being picked up from Cafe Du Sud by Hallad, the location was great away from the other camps, camel ride to the dunes to see the sunset, great dinner and breakfast, bed was warm and comfortable, flush toilet, music and singing around the campfire, Hallad organized a taxi back from pick you point Cafe to Merzouga bus station

The desert is amazing and I spent many hours researching different camps and can I honestly say I think I found the right one - the location and size of this camp make it the perfect experience. Communication was excellent and therefore our collection was seamless. It was a 30 minute comfortable transfer to our camp and as we sped past all the other camps we all reflected on how they seemed either too large or too close to each other and the edge of the desert. The TLCamping feels like you are almost alone in your own personal camp. Only 6 guest tents are perfectly positioned out of site of any other camps in the heart of the sand dunes with spectacular views in every direction. The facilities were better than expected and were complimented by a friendly and efficient team that looked after our every need. Fabulous camel ride, sunset and sunrise. Dinner and breakfast were as good as any of our best meals this week. The stars were simply unbelievable and certainly enhanced by the relative isolation of the camp. Also all pricing is transparent (camels are extra but transfer is free)and there was no hassle at all. What a fabulous experience that we will remember a long time.

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It was far from the other camps. It was less tents. Dinner and breakfast was included. Food was clean, decent, sufficient. Tents were spacious and comfortable. Bathroom and toilets were in the room. There was enough extra blankets in the rooms just in case. Transportation to the camp from parking lot was included and enjoyable. They made traditional african music for us in the tents and we enjoyed it. Normally it was outside next to campfire but there was storm and rain so it was not possible for us. There was sandboards and they let us try it. There was no steep enough hills around though. So you cant fully snowboard around. But it was fun.

There was no electricity outlets in the tents. There was outlets in the dinner room but we couldnt manage to use them. We had our powerbanks so we didnt care much. There was rain and sand storm around sunset so we wanted to cancel the camel ride. But they still took most of the price. They shouldve suggested the weather is not good for ride but they didnt, to take the money. So dont book camel ride beforehand. Be sure weather is nice. They take you around 3-4 pm so you have enough time to book it there. No need to book early cause weather is unpredictable. It was 20 euro each and they took 14 euro for cancelled ride. We had to bargain for it though. They wanted to take full price first. Other than bad weather it was mostly nice stay.

Mustapha picked us up at the meeting point on time and drove us to the Tuareg camp location in the desert which is about 20 to 30 minutes drive and far away from other camps so you feel like you are alone in the desert. Our family of 6 were the only guests that night so we had the whole camp to ourselves. Mustapha arranged for camel ride at short notice and it was wonderful and we were taken to the large sand dunes on the camels and allowed time to take photos and then were brought back on camels at sunset. Dinner was amazing and that was followed by traditional Tuareg music performed by Mustapha and his colleagues Munir and Rachid. It was very cold and windy in the night so we did not do the fire. In the morning, there was breakfast and then we were driven back to our car. The host is very professional and took great care of us.

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The guys who run it are lovely people - kind and helpful and they're always making sure you have what you need. The camp is quite far into the dunes and small and personal - a lot of the other camps we passed on the way there looked sprawling and were too close to the main road. We really felt like we were in the middle of nowhere which was so peaceful. The tent was huge and we had a lot of space to spread out. There was a relaxing open air tent with sofas to rest on in the day and it was easy to walk on the dunes and just while away the hours there with me mint tea (which they will make for you whenever you want). We had a delicious tagine for dinner and they sang traditional berber songs with drums by a camp fire - they even taught us some traditional dance. Also, they do an all in package with breakfast dinner and transfer included - a lot of the other camps try to charge extras once you get there. They do offer you activities but there's no pressure. I'm really glad we chose this camp!

Nothing - I think this is one of the best for the price range from what I've read.

Excellent location and service. Would return anytime.

The place was perfect for those who are seeking for an authentic experience in Sahara Desert. The host was kind and eager to introduce his environment and culture.

Mustafa and Munir were great,the camp was right on the dunes, and the food was delicious.