Amazing BLOG - Sahara Desert Crew2026

Wildlife in Morocco

When people think about Morocco, they often imagine colorful souks, ancient medinas, Atlas Mountain villages, and the golden dunes of the Sahara Desert. But Morocco has another side that is just as fascinating: its wildlife and natural landscapes.

Morocco Off-Roading

Whether you are exploring the dunes of the Sahara, crossing the High Atlas Mountains or following remote tracks through the south, travelling by 4×4 allows you to reach places that are difficult or impossible to access by a regular vehicle.

Erg Chebbi Dunes

The Erg Chebbi sand dunes are Located near Merzouga, in southeastern Morocco, this golden sea of sand attracts travellers from around the world who come to experience the Sahara Desert, ride camels, watch the sunset and spend a night beneath the stars.

Ait Benhaddou

Ait Benhadou is a ksar, a traditional fortified settlement made mainly from earth and clay. The word ksar refers to a group of buildings traditionally surrounded by defensive walls. The Ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987

Kasbah Amridil

With its tall fortified towers, geometric decorations, ancient courtyards and walls built from earth and adobe, Amridil looks almost like a desert castle rising from the palm grove. Amridil is an exceptional stop for travellers exploring southern Morocc.

Meknes Morocco

Meknes is one of Morocco's four imperial cities and was once the powerful capital of Sultan Moulay Ismail. Its historic medina, monumental gates, royal buildings and nearby Roman ruins make it a destination full of stories.

Erg Chigaga Sahara

Erg Chigaga gives visitors the feeling of being surrounded by the real Sahara: enormous dunes, endless horizons, silence and a strong connection with traditional nomadic life. It's located in southeastern Morocco, in the Drâa-Tafilalet region.

Agafay vs Merzouga

Agafay vs Merzouga is a common question for travelers planning a trip to Morocco. Both destinations are often described as "deserts," but the experiences are very different. Agafay is a dry, rocky landscape located close to Marrakech

Morocco is one of the few countries where you can experience snow-covered mountains, sunny beaches and the Sahara Desert in a single trip. This incredible variety makes Morocco a year-round destination, but it also the weather changes dramatically.

Moroccan Souks

Moroccan souks are much more than places to shop. They are the beating heart of many Moroccan medinas, where merchants, artisans, locals and travelers meet among narrow streets filled with colors, smells and sounds.

Camel Life

In Morocco, the dromedary camel, with its single hump, is closely connected to desert life. For generations, camels have helped nomadic communities transport people and belongings across the Sahara. Camels have some incredible natural adaptations.

Jemaa el Fna Square

Located at the entrance to the old Medina, just beside the famous Koutoubia Mosque, Jemaa el-Fna is much more than a traditional city square. It is a place where history, food, music, storytelling and everyday Moroccan life come together.

Dakhla Morocco

Dakhla is a fascinating destination where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Sahara. Located on a long peninsula in the country's far south, Dakhla combines turquoise lagoon waters, wild beaches, desert landscapes, strong winds and a remarkably peaceful atmosphere.

Trekking in Morocco

Trekking in Morocco takes you far beyond the main tourist roads. You can walk through the High Atlas Mountains, challenge yourself in the Sahara Desert, explore the dramatic Dades Gorges or spend a couple of peaceful hours walking beneath the enormous cliffs of the Todgha Gorges.

Ouarzazate Morocco

Ouarzazat is one of the most fascinating destinations in southern Morocco. Surrounded by the dramatic landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains, rocky plateaus and ancient kasbahs, this city is often called the “Gateway to the Sahara Desert” and the “Hollywood of Africa.”

Night in the Camp

Imagine watching the sun slowly disappear behind golden sand dunes, riding a camel across the Sahara, enjoying traditional Berber music around a campfire, and falling asleep beneath a sky filled with thousands of stars

The Argan Tree

The argan tree (Argania spinosa) is a unique species native to southwestern Morocco. It is famous for its ability to survive harsh drought conditions and for producing the valuable argan nuts used to make argan oil.

Morocco Tours

Morocco is one of the most diverse destinations in North Africa, offering ancient imperial cities, dramatic mountains, golden Sahara dunes, Atlantic beaches, and vibrant local culture.

Todra Gorges

The Todra Gorges, also spelled Todgha Gorges, are located near the town of Tinghir, in the High Atlas Mountains. The famous canyon is part of the beautiful Todgha Valley and is often included in Morocco desert tours from Marrakech or Fes.

Agadir Morocco

Agadir is one of Morocco’s most beautiful coastal cities and a wonderful destination for travelers looking for sunshine, beaches, culture, and authentic Moroccan experiences. Located on the Atlantic coast in the southwest of Morocco

Fes Morocco

Fes is a perfect starting point for a journey toward the Sahara Desert. From Fes, travelers can cross the Middle Atlas Mountains, pass through cedar forests and Berber towns, explore the Ziz Valley, and reach the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi.

Chaouen ''Blue Pearl''

Chefchaouen is one of the country's most enchanting destinations. Famous for its blue-painted streets, relaxed atmosphere, and breathtaking mountain scenery, the city attracts travelers from all over the world.

Tangier Morocco

Tangier is a city unlike any other in the country. Overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar, it sits at the meeting point of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, just a short distance from Spain.

Merzouga Guide

Merzouga offers one of the most authentic Sahara Desert experiences in Morocco. Unlike many desert regions, Erg Chebbi features vast golden dunes that seem to stretch endlessly into the horizon.

Kasbah, Ksar Medina

Morocco is famous for its stunning architecture. While exploring the country, travelers often hear the words Kasbah, Ksar, and Medina. Although these terms are used, many visitors are unsure about their meanings and the differences between them

Fes Travel Guide

Founded in the 9th century, Fes has played a central role in Morocco's history for over 1,200 years. The city became a major center of learning, religion, and trade, attracting scholars and merchants from across the Islamic world.

Religions in Morocco

Morocco is one of the most fascinating cultural destinations in North Africa. Travelers often come for the Sahara desert, imperial cities, Atlas Mountains, and Atlantic coast, but many are also curious about the country’s religious heritage.

El Jadida Morocco

On Morocco’s Atlantic coast, south of Casablanca, lies a city where Moroccan traditions meet Portuguese history. El Jadida Morocco is known for its historic fortified city, ocean views, sandy beaches and relaxed atmosphere.

Majorelle Garden

When visiting Marrakech, few places are as iconic as Majorelle Garden. Known for its cobalt blue buildings, exotic plants, and peaceful atmosphere. Created in 1923 by French painter Jacques Majorelle. It attracts visitors from around the world.