We organise a wide range of guided walking holidays across southern Morocco, including camel-supported expeditions, desert walks through the Drâa Valley, the dunes of Chegaga, M’Hamid El Ghizlane, and the volcanic landscapes of Djebel Saghro. Every itinerary combines spectacular scenery, local encounters, and an authentic immersion in the Moroccan Sahara.

A Sahara trekking adventure is the perfect way to disconnect from everyday life and experience the silence and beauty of the desert. Walking alongside camel caravans through dunes, oases, and rocky plains offers a unique journey that is suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers.

The Drâa Valley is one of the most authentic regions of southern Morocco. Most itineraries begin in M’Hamid El Ghizlane, the last oasis before the vast Sahara, where travellers discover traditional villages, endless desert landscapes, and the rich heritage of nomadic communities.

Every journey reveals a remarkable variety of landscapes, including golden sand dunes, lush palm groves, rocky plateaus, dry riverbeds, and vast desert plains. Sunrise, sunset, and clear star-filled skies make every day an unforgettable experience.

The day usually begins with a morning walk before temperatures rise. After lunch and a relaxing break in the shade, the journey continues during the afternoon. Evenings are spent in a traditional camp enjoying Moroccan cuisine, a campfire, and peaceful nights beneath the stars or in comfortable tents.

The ideal period is from October to April, when temperatures are comfortable for walking. Spring and autumn provide warm days and pleasant evenings, while winter offers sunny weather with cooler nights that are perfect for exploring the desert.

Our itineraries range from 3 to 10 days, with longer expeditions available on request. Short programmes are ideal for a first discovery of the Sahara, while longer journeys allow a deeper immersion into desert life, remote landscapes, and Berber culture.

Yes. Several itineraries are designed for families, with shorter daily walks and the possibility of riding a camel whenever needed. Spring and autumn are especially recommended for travelling with children.

Absolutely. Many women travel independently with us, either on private departures or in small groups. Our experienced local team provides a welcoming, respectful, and supportive environment throughout the journey.

Accommodation is provided in traditional nomadic camps, either in comfortable tents or, when weather conditions allow, beneath the stars. Mattresses and blankets are supplied, offering a simple yet authentic desert camping experience.

Meals are freshly prepared by our desert team and include a generous breakfast, a picnic or hot lunch, and a traditional Moroccan dinner. Vegetarian meals and special dietary requirements can easily be accommodated on request.

Most departures begin from Marrakech, Ouarzazate, or directly from M’Hamid El Ghizlane, depending on the chosen itinerary. All scheduled transfers are organised to ensure a smooth and comfortable journey.

Yes. We specialise in private and tailor-made walking holidays that can be adapted to your fitness level, travel dates, interests, and budget, whether you are travelling alone, as a couple, with family, or in a group.

A valid passport is required for travel to Morocco. Many nationalities do not need a visa for short stays. We also recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering trekking and outdoor activities.