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Discover the Moroccan desert by traveling with an agency specializing in ecotourism stays and treks in the Moroccan desert. Voyage Désert Maroc has extensive experience in organizing tours and hikes in the Moroccan Sahara, and more particularly in the Moroccan desert in the southeast of Morocco.
The trips in the Moroccan desert offered by Voyage Desert Maroc are tours, treks whose starting points from Marrakech, Ouarzazate, Agadir, and Mhamid the composition (only the desert, visits to natural sites, cities, etc.) and the type (trek, hiking, 4x4 tour, or a mix...) can vary depending on your affinities and the duration of your stay in Morocco. Whatever the type of tour chosen, all team members, originally from the Moroccan desert, make it a point of honour to respect the fauna and flora of the sites crossed.
We offer different accommodation types, according to your wishes and desires: hotels, lodges, homestay accommodation, ... In the desert, whether in our "wild" bivouacs or our fixed bivouacs in M'hamid or Erg Chigaga, we offer evenings around a fire with an unforgettable atmosphere and the possibility of observing the stars with a telescope.
We also organize tours in the desert of Morocco by 4×4, with the most tremendous respect for the environment: our professional and responsible team ensures that they only use existing tracks to preserve the flora and fauna of the desert.
We also offer treks in the Moroccan desert for more specific purposes. Indeed, we have extensive experience organizing yoga or personal development courses in the heart of the southern Moroccan desert. For example, we can also adapt to your requests for organizing naturalist treks and ornithological observation.
We also have experience organizing school trips to the desert with groups of up to fifty people. Whatever type of trip you want, we can arrange your stay in Morocco as soon as you arrive at the airport. Indeed, we maintain quality relationships with several collaborators in the large cities of Marrakech, Ouarzazate, Agadir, etc.
