
Discover the magic of the desert!
Join us on a desert adventure in Morocco! Experience the beautiful Sahara from horseback, ride through soft sand, enjoy star-filled skies and practise yoga at sunrise in a magical landscape. Sleep in a tent, or perhaps under the open sky with the sound of the horses nearby. Our cook prepares wonderful meals, with breakfast and dinner served in camp and picnic lunches during the day, giving both riders and horses time to rest.
Experience Morocco and join an unforgettable adventure!
To take part in the ride, you need to be comfortable in all gaits and feel safe and confident on horseback, including in open spaces and varied terrain.
There is also a more luxurious Sahara experience available – you can read more about it here.
Weight limit: 85 kg.
Riding trail in the Sahara
Dates:
Oct 24 - 31
Oct 31 - 7 1 (fully booked)
Price: 18 800 MAD

Includes:
Horseback riding
Transfer
All transport
Food and board
Hotel/riad (double / triple room, single room at extra charge)
Not included:




Tip
The flight
Soft drinks and alcoholic beverages
Food on the last day in Marrakech
Program
Day 1
Arrival in Marrakech and shared dinner.
Day 2
Early departure south through the magnificent Atlas Mountains. We will also stop in Ait Ben Haddou for a guided tour. In the late afternoon we arrive in Zagora, where we have dinner and stay overnight before starting our ride the following day.
Day 3–6
On our beautiful horses we ride across the stony desert, the “black desert,” through oases, Berber villages and dunes. We stop for a picnic lunch and a short siesta before arriving at the camp. Everything is ready when we arrive – the tents are set up and we are welcomed with Moroccan tea, dinner and, hopefully, “Berber TV,” meaning a magnificent starry sky.
Day 7
Early in the morning we leave the Sahara and travel back towards Marrakech. In the afternoon there will be time to explore Marrakech a bit more, or perhaps book a relaxing massage combined with a hammam visit.
Day 8
Return home with wonderful memories of the Sahara to bring home.
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