2 Tage Zagora Wüstentour von Marrakesch, inklusive Camel Trek und Desert Camp

Die beste Zeit! ! Das Reiten der Kamele bei Sonnenuntergang war magisch und das Camp hat so viel Spaß gemacht. Die Sterne waren so unglaublich, dass wir draußen auf den Teppichen geschlafen haben! Rachid, unser Fahrer, hat die Reise für uns so gelohnt! ! Er war so lustig und brachte uns arabische Redewendungen bei und half uns beim Üben, wir hatten Spaß daran, unterwegs Musik zu hören und während der Fahrt etwas über Dinge zu lernen. Wir beschlossen, auf dem Rückweg nicht alle Zwischenstopps einzulegen, wurden aber schließlich zum Abendessen mit der Familie Rachids eingeladen und es war köstlich und wunderschön! ! Ein einmaliges Erlebnis.

It was a very interesting experience. but as others have written, what they are selling is something and you receive much less. Firstly, in all excursions you ll book know that you will share the bus with people that have booked from other agencies (personally I don't mind). The travel agencies mix the people together to save money probably so they share the same bus and driver. Regardless, it was a nice experience, but if you have time go for three days and not one. It is a very long trip from Marakkech (with many curves on the roads so you get dizzy) and it is exhausting. Be prepared for the toilets which are holes on the floor, women take TOILET ROLL WITH YOU anywhere you go, in the evening it is freezing in the desert, (if you are easily disgusted, take pillow cases with you, even a bed sheet. I don't think they wash those blankets frequently). Mohammed and the guys are nice, they sang and played the drum in the evening. but of course like everybody else, at the end they ask you for tips. so have some extra money with you. I asked the specific travel agent whether the tend was private and he said yes. well it was not. We shared it with two more people, so four in general. And he also said that we were supposed to stop at the cinema thing to see a movie or something for the movies that took place in Ourzazate. That did not happened. what he meant is that we will pass from OUTSIDE to take a photo. I can google the photo, why would i need to pass outside to take one! pointless. We also went to Aït Benhaddou, the guide there was horrible. he did not even take us high up. He only took us to the shop of his friend at the end for just five minutes, and ofcourse he said the price was fix. Guess what, it wasnt. We bargained hah. and at the end they take you at a restaurant with a horrible pizzas (lidl has better ones), and asks you to pay him, 30MAD. I WANTED TO REFUSE. HE WASNOT WORTH IT. the guide in our previous tour in Ouzoud was great, and he deserved the tips. This guide tho did not.

Ça mentionne qu'on pourra se promener dans des dunes de sable alors qu'il s'agit du désert de pierre