One night in the year the dunes are lit from above. We build the journey around it: a private guide-driver, a kasbah with a pool on the way, a camp with no neighbours, dinner on a dune by lantern light, and a plan that changes until it is yours.
Most Sahara tours run on a timetable. This one runs on yours.
You will cross the High Atlas, walk the Todra Gorge and ride into Erg Chebbi at sunset like everyone else. The difference is in everything around it: a guide who is yours alone, a suite in a kasbah rather than a room in a hotel, a camp where dinner is set apart from other guests, a third day with nothing planned unless you want it, and a planner on WhatsApp who can change the day while it is happening.
We built this for couples, honeymoons and anyone who has done the group tour once and would rather not do it again.
No booking card, no calendar, no fixed price. You tell us what you love and what you can't stand; we write a proposal within 24 hours; you change it; a 30 % deposit confirms; ten days before departure you receive the hour-by-hour plan; the day before, your guide-driver's name and a photo of the car. The same people talk to you before, during and after.
The reference journey is four days from Marrakech and back, timed to a full moon: Aït Ben Haddou with a private guide and a kasbah with a pool in the Dades Valley; the Todra Gorge early and a camel ride (or a 4x4) into a private camp in Erg Chebbi — a tent the size of a room, a bathroom, a terrace, and dinner set on a dune with musicians as the moon rises; a slow third day with a second night under the moon; a return through the Draa Valley, or an ending in Fes if that suits your flights.
A licensed, English- or French-speaking guide who stays with you from door to door, plus a separate driver on long days.
A late-model 4×4 with cold water, towels and Wi-Fi hotspot. Two vehicles if your group needs space.
A kasbah suite in the Dades, then a camp with a real bed, a hot shower and a terrace on the sand, both places we have slept in.
Your own table at the camp, a chef who asks what you liked, lunches in family kitchens rather than roadside restaurants.
One person who knows your file, reachable every day, who can move a night or add a hammam while you are on the road.
A third day with no fixed plan. Sleep, ride, read, or let your guide suggest something. Nothing is lost if you do nothing.
A suggested rhythm, not a rule. Every time below moves if you want it to.
We asked for a kasbah with a pool and a night with as few people around as possible. They found both. Our guide drove us for four days and felt like a friend by the end.Lena K., Germany · October 2025
Night 1A family-owned kasbah at the foot of the gorge. Dinner by candlelight on the terrace, breakfast whenever you wake.
Nights 2 & 3A camp of a few tents at the edge of the highest dunes. Your table set apart, musicians after dinner, coffee brought to the tent at sunrise.
AlternativeSome guests want the camp twice; others want a pool and a proper bathroom on the third night. Both are ready; decide on the day.
Two hours on the dunes with a professional. You get the files, nobody else does.
Priced on requestOn day four, at dawn, before the road home. Weather permitting.
Priced on requestA tasting menu of southern Moroccan dishes, cooked at your tent.
Priced on requestThe Dades, the camp, or a riad in Marrakech before you fly.
Priced on requestThe starting point for two travellers on the stays described above. The final figure depends on the season, the stays you choose and anything you add. We send a written proposal with every line before you commit.
No booking form, no instant payment. Send us a few lines and a real person replies within 24 hours with a first proposal, a price, and questions we need to ask before we can make it yours.
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