Camel Ride
Cross the stone dunes at the unhurried pace of the caravan.
Tents & Suites
Fifteen tents set between palm trees and the open plateau. Each offers the same comfort and its own colours, borrowed from the desert around it — sand beige, terracotta sunset, Majorelle blue or oasis green. Choose the mood that suits you; the silence comes with every one.
Every tent opens onto its own terrace, sheltered by a fence of desert branches: two armchairs, a low table and the plateau beyond.
It is the best seat in the camp for the first light on the Atlas Mountains — and for the last.

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Inside, Berber rugs and white linen, carved headboards and soft lamplight. Every tent shares the same comfort; the colours change from one to the next, so no two stays feel quite alike.

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A private bathroom in every tent, with a walk-in shower, natural amenities in woven baskets and everything you need after a day in the dunes.

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Stays include breakfast, dinner with Gnawa music and fire show, and access to the pool facing the Atlas Mountains.
Lunch can be added at the restaurant or served in a private tent.

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Cross the stone dunes at the unhurried pace of the caravan.
Open tracks across the Agafay plateau, with a guide.
Two or four seats, open air and the whole desert ahead.
Practise in the quiet of the hills, before the heat of the day.
Far from the city lights, the Milky Way comes back.
Learn the tagine from the hands that cook it every day.
A flowing dress, golden light and a photographer who knows the dunes.
Your stay, your activities, captured by a professional.
Discover the landscape from a new perspective.
Take time to explore on two wheels.