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Stay in an authentic late 18th century Kasbah Ben Ait Moro

Relax and enjoy the views at the beautiful I Roccha

Travelling away from Marrakesh down into the south of Morocco and the extremes of the Sahara desert is a true adventure that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who embarks upon this journey. The scenery is stunning and reminiscent of the vistas in the Grand Canyon with an even wider pallet of colours. After climbing through the awe inspiring Atlas mountains the countryside flattens out and turns into canyons and gorges of deep oranges and reds set against a bright blue sky. It is simply breathtaking and not at all how you would expect a desert to appear.
Travelling further to the south you will pass green oases and the occasional Kasbah where any weary traveller can rest their head. Ancient Moroccan fortresses litter the countryside and you will feel as though you have taken a step back in time.
The journey south leads to the quiet, sandy town of Merzouga where most trips into the Sahara begin. With sand towering higher than any building the dunes of Merzouga are a sight not to be missed. From here the real adventure begins.
Travelling by jeep and camel deep into the heart of the desert all western cares will quickly disappear as the beauty and tranquillity of desert sweep over you. The rolling dunes and silence will capture any imagination and all visitors will be touched by the beauty of the dry and lifeless desert. Staying in Bedouin tents amongst the towering dunes and eating dinner surrounded by a million bright stars is an experience that will only be topped by an early morning trip by camel to watch the sunrise over the Sahara from the top of one of the many dunes that fill the landscape. It is a trip of a lifetime and one that will you will never forget.
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