Thank You for Visiting Our Website, We provide Different Tours all over Morocco, We offer a variety of Treks & Tours and can tailor one especially for you to suit your interests and your budget. 
>>> Click to ChatSouthern of morocco Camel Trek from Draa Valley to M'hamid Dunes - 8 Days
Draa Valley
Walking in Morocco Desert
Draa Valley Camel Trek - 8 Days
Embark on an 8-day camel trekking adventure through the stunning Draa Valley and the vast Sahara Desert! This immersive journey begins with a scenic drive from Marrakech to Zagora, the gateway to the Sahara. As you traverse the palm-fringed Draa Valley, you'll encounter traditional Berber villages, ancient kasbahs, and lush oases. The trek takes you deep into the heart of the Sahara, where you'll experience the magic of desert camping under the starry sky, enjoy breathtaking sunsets and sunrises, and explore the magnificent Erg Chigaga dunes.
Each day brings new landscapes and unforgettable moments, guided by experienced camel handlers and local experts. This trek is perfect for those seeking a true desert adventure and a deeper connection with Morocco's natural beauty and rich culture. Book now and discover the wonders of the Draa Valley and the Sahara Desert!
This trip is for 8 days from Marrakech and back to Marrakech and you will have option to extend your holiday in Morocco Desert as long as you want.
Day 1: Arrive in Marrakech. Transfer to the hotel in the centre of the city or raid in the old medina.
You can spend the afternoon visiting Marrakech.
Day 2: Marrakech - Faija.
We take a scenic drive across the High Atlas Mountains to Ouarzazat the gate of sahara and then Zagora palm. It takes almost 8 hours driving, passing along date-palm oases, Berber villages, and incredible landscapes. In Zagora we leave the minibus and take a more appropriate vehicle that will take us to Faija. There we meet the camels and their cameleers.
Day 3: Faija - Camping.
Today we start our trek. In the morning we load the camels and head to Hamada. We have good views of the Saghro and Banni Mountains, with little vegetation, and maybe some Bedouin nomads. After lunch in an oasis, we walk along dried riverbeds and arrive at the campsite at sunset. Walking time: 6h30
Day 4: Camping - Dunes of Chegaga.
We climb to the Abbes pass, from where we can observe the vastness of the desert. Far away we can already spot the dunes of Chegaga. We get to them later in the afternoon. Walking time: 6h30, overnight in comp in deep of big dunes under stars.
Day 5: Dunes of Chegaga - Dunes of Bougarne .
After walking the multitude of small sand dunes of Chegaga, we continue towards M'hamid. We eat under the trees of Tamares, and in the evening we arrive at dunes of Bougarne, a site rarely frequented by the tourists. Walking time: 5h, again we’re going to overnight outdoor under stars.
Day 6: Dunes of Bougarne - Dunes of Oued Naam .
We wake up early in order to contemplate the dawn on the dunes of Bougarne. The rest of the day we walk on a huge rocky plateau, and we reach the dunes of Oued Naam late in the afternoon. Walking time: 6h30, like the other days we’re going to sleep outdoor in comp.
Day 7: Dunes of Oued Naam - Dunes of Mhamid - Marrakesh
This last stage of the trek takes place along beautiful desert landscapes, and an immense plateau of small dunes. Without realizing it, we reach the Regaga dunes and then Mhamid. Here the trek reaches an end. Later, we continue by car along the Draa valley to Zagora. Transfer to Marrakech. Walking time: 3h.
Day 8: Marrakech - Airport
It depend of your flight time; if it’s in the afternoon you have the opportunity to explore the Marrakech with its sites and magic gardens, then Transfer to the Airport
You can spend the afternoon visiting Marrakech.
Day 2: Marrakech - Faija.
We take a scenic drive across the High Atlas Mountains to Ouarzazat the gate of sahara and then Zagora palm. It takes almost 8 hours driving, passing along date-palm oases, Berber villages, and incredible landscapes. In Zagora we leave the minibus and take a more appropriate vehicle that will take us to Faija. There we meet the camels and their cameleers.
Day 3: Faija - Camping.
Today we start our trek. In the morning we load the camels and head to Hamada. We have good views of the Saghro and Banni Mountains, with little vegetation, and maybe some Bedouin nomads. After lunch in an oasis, we walk along dried riverbeds and arrive at the campsite at sunset. Walking time: 6h30
Day 4: Camping - Dunes of Chegaga.
We climb to the Abbes pass, from where we can observe the vastness of the desert. Far away we can already spot the dunes of Chegaga. We get to them later in the afternoon. Walking time: 6h30, overnight in comp in deep of big dunes under stars.
Day 5: Dunes of Chegaga - Dunes of Bougarne .
After walking the multitude of small sand dunes of Chegaga, we continue towards M'hamid. We eat under the trees of Tamares, and in the evening we arrive at dunes of Bougarne, a site rarely frequented by the tourists. Walking time: 5h, again we’re going to overnight outdoor under stars.
Day 6: Dunes of Bougarne - Dunes of Oued Naam .
We wake up early in order to contemplate the dawn on the dunes of Bougarne. The rest of the day we walk on a huge rocky plateau, and we reach the dunes of Oued Naam late in the afternoon. Walking time: 6h30, like the other days we’re going to sleep outdoor in comp.
Day 7: Dunes of Oued Naam - Dunes of Mhamid - Marrakesh
This last stage of the trek takes place along beautiful desert landscapes, and an immense plateau of small dunes. Without realizing it, we reach the Regaga dunes and then Mhamid. Here the trek reaches an end. Later, we continue by car along the Draa valley to Zagora. Transfer to Marrakech. Walking time: 3h.
Day 8: Marrakech - Airport
It depend of your flight time; if it’s in the afternoon you have the opportunity to explore the Marrakech with its sites and magic gardens, then Transfer to the Airport
What is Included
- Transfers from and to your hotel
- English, French speaking Berber tour leader
- Accommodation in Hotel/Camp
- Camels to carry your luggage during the trek
- Kitchen equipment
- Cooking man who prepares all the meals during the trek
- All meals during your trek ( breakfast, lunch, dinner)
What is Not Included
- Soft drink ( water....)
- Personal travel insurance
What you need to bring ?
Micropur tablets are needed to treat water.
For the toilet, you need wipes because you will not find a lot of water on your way and the one carried by the camel drivers only squeeze to drink and cook.
Don't forget the very useful headlamp after dark.
Strong protection sunglasses (minimum index 3)
A cheiche (or cap or hat)
Dried cakes or cereal bars in case of cravings
Eye drops, in case a grain of sand would spoil your stay
For trekking pants or capri pants and breathable T-shirt.
Good hiking shoes
A fleece for the evening
A personal pharmacy with treatment for the turista
Day sack/backpack
Head torch / headlamp
a broad spectrum antibiotic
hydrocolloid dressings & an analgesic
Toilet paper with a lighter to burn it
Trail snacks
Zip-Up bags for camera
Repair kit (eg. needle, thread, duct tap
All The Morocco Trekking tours are guaranteed to depart at minimum of 2 people. We reccommend you to book your trip as soon as possible.
Availability : This trek is available From October to Mai. You can start the trek on any date you wish between this period.
Available: Book this trip now as spaces are available. (However internal flights &/or special permits may still be subject to availability.)
Limited Availability: Limited spaces are available so please click on the “Contact Us” link to enquire about the departure status./
Trip Facts
Duration: 8 Day(s)
Trip Grade: Moderate
Trip Cost: On request
Destination: High Atlas Mountains
Best Season : October to Mai
Transportation : Private Vehicle
Maximum Altituted: 2,260 m/ 8727,03 ft
Group Size: Min 2 person, Maximum 16
Get Your Trip Map
100 Activities to Get You Outdoors While Traveling to Morocco
