Morocco—a country full of passion and vibrancy, rich in culture and diverse traditions.

You can explore Morocco on many tourist routes, becoming part of a larger crowd.
But you can also truly experience Morocco! Feel the magic of this country, its history, and its people. Absorb the fascination of the Sahara and take home an unforgettable adventure. That’s exactly what I want to offer you with excursion to the dunes.”

Away from the well-trodden paths, busy roads, and famous sights, I will gladly take you by the hand to show you more than you might expect.
“excursion to the dunes” means we tailor tours to your wishes. We’ll determine what matters most to you, what you’d like to experience, or you can simply let yourself be carried away by the journey.

Whether it’s wild camping to enjoy solitary nights under the starlit sky, staying in a desert camp with a bonfire and traditional music, or cruising through the dunes in a four-wheel-drive—everything is possible.

We provide professional and personalized guidance in English, Spanish, French, and German, making your time here a truly special experience.
Guides who grew up in the Merzouga dunes and call them home will immerse you in the indescribable colors of the Sahara. They’ll lead you to remarkable places and share authentic stories from their own lives.

Merzouga lies southwest of Rissani, right next to Erg Chebbi, giving the place a unique atmosphere due to its proximity to the towering dunes.
In the past, most inhabitants near Erg Chebbi were nomads, living in tents and traveling in caravans through the Sahara for trade. However, when borders were drawn between the countries sharing the Sahara, the trade ceased.
Climate change also influenced the nomads’ way of life. As the land became drier, rivers and lakes dried up, and the grass disappeared, leaving a barren landscape unsuitable for grazing animals. Fortunately, the favorable water conditions in Merzouga allowed the nomads to adapt to a new way of life. Date palms were planted in the oases, small-scale agriculture developed, and since the 1970s, tourists began coming to Merzouga.

Today, Merzouga is a well-known destination on Morocco’s tourist map.

So let’s set off together on your “excursion to the dunes”!