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Die Sahara

Erg Chebbi, Erg Chigaga und die steinige Hamada dazwischen. Dünen, Biwaks, Nomadenrouten und die lange Fahrt nach Süden — wie man die Wüste erreicht, und wie es ist, wenn man anhält.

4 Beiträge

A camel caravan crossing a dune crest at golden hour, long shadows striping the rippled sand in the foreground
Wüste
Marrakech to Merzouga

Sahara Desert Tours from Marrakech: 2, 3 or 4 Days?

The most-booked trip in Morocco, and the one most often booked wrong. What each duration actually buys you in dune time versus road time, and why the two-day version is a mistake.

5 Min. Lesezeit
Vast rippled sand dunes near Merzouga stretching to the horizon under a pale sky
Wüste
Sahara

Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga: Choosing Your Sahara

Morocco has two great sand seas and they offer genuinely different trips. One you drive to on tarmac; the other costs you sixty kilometres of off-piste to reach.

3 Min. Lesezeit
A desert bivouac at dusk — a lit canvas tent, a family sitting by the fire on rugs, dunes behind
Wüste
Sahara

What a Bivouac Actually Is

The word covers everything from a rug on the sand to a tented suite with plumbing. Knowing which one you have booked is the difference between a good night and a long one.

2 Min. Lesezeit
Saddled camels resting on the sand at low sun, dune slopes glowing behind them
Wüste
Drâa Valley · Sahara

Nomad Trekking: Walking the Desert the Old Way

Before the 4×4 transfer and the fixed camp, the desert was crossed on foot at the pace of a loaded camel. A handful of routes still work that way.

3 Min. Lesezeit