Moroccan Sahara

One of the goals of people coming to Morocco is to visit the Sahara Desert. The sand in the Sahara desert is red and continuous. Of course, it is not easy to see, whether it is more than ten hours' drive from Fes or Marrakech.

Camping in the desert ⛺️✨ Stayed in a Sahara Desert tent !! ﺻحراء مرزوقة Melzuga in southeastern Morocco is a city facing the entrance to the Sahara Desert. It will be burnt during the day, so after 18:00, I will ride a camel in the desert to watch the sunset, move to the tent 🐪 About １ Time, while being shaken by a camel and excited. Take a walk in the desert ♪ Camel-kun, cute 〜😆 The sand was so comfortable that I walked around barefoot, and in the end I fell asleep with the preparation of being covered in sand 😆🎶 It was soft and soft. It was really nice to have nothing around and feel like I was already in one with the desert ✨ I feel like I want to sleep forever ♪ The sun sets and when it gets dark, the moonlight illuminates the desert at night and is beautiful again. I went back to the campsite and ate Moroccan food (Tajin every day ♪) and enjoyed dancing, chatting and listening to music until midnight! What a luxury tent, with a complete shower and toilet, it's quite comfortable ☺️ I slept without air conditioning 😴 The next morning I got up at 5 o'clock and moved on a camel. Sunrise appreciation ☀️ I lay down and basked in the morning sun ✨ It's an extraordinary and wonderful experience, and I'm likely to be addicted to dessert resorts ☺️ I love the beach ... The turban wrapped in my face is sunscreen, It is very convenient to avoid sand! Turban is essential for the desert 😆 What is Sahara? The origin of the word is the word "safler" which means "desolate land" in Arabic. The total area is 10 million ㎞ and 1/3 on the African continent. 😮 To stay in the desert, you can choose a general tent (no shower), luxury tent, cottage near the desert. Try the dessert resort experience 〜 I ✨🐫

The sunrise and sunset seen from here are so beautiful that you can cry! Recommend camping in the desert!

You must not miss the mysterious desert journey to Morocco, via Lassidia, across Ilford, to Mezuka, bordering Algeria. From bustling to Gobi to the endless red desert. The enthusiastic Berber leads the way, pulling the Sahara single-peak camels, doing delicious Moroccan Tajin, sunset, campfire, galaxy, meteor, sunrise. A journey that cannot be missed in a lifetime ～