Nomad Bivouac

It was super pure experience, like the desert should be. But pure with commodity as well. The tangine is the best I have tried in the whole Morocco, highly recommend! Lhou is the kindest and most honest host I’ve met in Morocco, I am very grateful to him. Definitely if I go back to Merzouga I’m coming here!!

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Hassan was an amazing host. The atmosphere of the place was very authentic, peaceful, safe and very clean. Even though you experience the berber camp feeling you have everything you need. The breakfast was extremly generous, could feed a whole family, big variety and you shouldn't miss Hassan's and his family's dinner, which was the best in our trip. Hassan has his own dromedars and will arrange you any kind of trip you want. If you are lucky Hussain will be your tour guide and your day will be packed with lots of laughs and smiles.

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Nomad Bivouac outstrippingly exceeded my expectations in every single aspect- i loved every second of my time in Merzouga and it's mostly because I was able to just cruise back home to the most chill, beautiful little courtyard in the desert and watch the stars. 'Berber' means "free man", and i genuinely felt like a free man when i was here. No pressure, no hassle, just honesty, good vibes and a safe, comfortable place to stay before heading out for more wandering in the desert. The location won't be for everyone because it's like a 15 min walk from the main madness of Merzouga, but to be fair, Nomad Biv makes all the other hostels look like Disneyland; super fake and plastic. Nomad Bivouac is authentic, tranquil, and just the most REAL experience of the Berber. I ate a hearty, delicious brekkie EVERY morning, and at night, kindly prepared at a time that suited me, a generous, bubbling hot, fresh vegetable tagine. If I live to be an old man I'll be telling stories about this place forever. Massive respect to L'hou and his terrific family, and super COOL cousins. Good luck with the garden, champ. Love.

I know it's supposed to be good for you but damn I had a rough time sleeping on those firm mattresses. Easily fixed by putting a wee blanket underneath the sheet, and to be fair I didn't mention it to L'hou so he might have had a stash of ultra-luxe mattresses in the back! Legit Berber experience tho- these dudes don't carry around stupid big mattresses! Again, authenticity! I guess this bad comment turned out to be quite good... Also just to say I object to the union flag on these reviews! I'm from SCOTLAND YO

Accommodation in the tent and the meal were ok.

As a single traveler for one night there was no attention for me. A short excursion was not offered and was probably not feasible due to the distance to the dune. It's more for a longer tour, but seemed very expensive to me.

Everything. We had an incredible time with Hassein and his family in this beautiful home like hostel that is courtyard with individual rooms with their own entrance. Piping hot water and so clean. The dinner and breakfast were some of the best meals we ate in Morocco and Hassein cooks them himself. So helpful to show and share one’s life with one and they have their own camels which they look after so beautifully. It is away from the tourist side of Mazouga and easy to get to the sand dunes. Anyone wanting a more authentic and genuine experience of a nomadic family and their stories should def stay here. A true highlight of our trip.

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The owner is very nice, breakfast was great

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The owner was super nice, met us at the bus stop, and took us home, even though we didn't ask, it was a wonderful surprise. There was a great dinner and breakfast.

A little far in terms of walking to get to the dunes (but as you'll see from the high dunes, nothing is close to them)

Amazing tents in a beautiful location, the guys working there were lovely and friendly, thank u very much!