[2025 Errachidia Province Attraction] Travel Guide for Moroccan Sahara (Updated May)

I went to Morocco before COVID 🇲🇦 One of the things I enjoyed was riding a camel in the desert. I went on a solo trip, I booked a local tour from Japan, and joined the local tour. It was during the Silver Week holiday period, so there were several Japanese groups with me. But unfortunately, the weather was bad, I regret not being able to take any nice photos. #overseastravel

#passionpassport Morocco is a really nice place to visit and should definitely be in everyone ‘s bucket list if possible. you need to visit this place at least once in your life time otherwise you will have regrets. stay out one night at the Sahara dessert and gaze at the night sky. star gazing is a really peaceful and calm activity. you will find yourself happier. you can also ride a camel here which is something you won’t get to try or do in your local country. also it is really a pretty city and the sculptures are really nice. would recommend a visit to take some nice pictures and soak in this amazing culture.

trip to Morocco I went to the Sahara desert and Marrakech. it’s very hot here, around 44degree Celsius. food here is good, give a try on the local Tagine personally I would recommend beef in it. so much fun here.

It was an adventure to reach this desert part of Morocco. Plus, the camel ride was one of the highlights. #desert #morocco

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The largest desert on Earth, the Sahara Desert, is a mysterious place with a spectacular view that is like another world🏜️✨ In the area accessible from Morocco, golden sand dunes stretch out endlessly, and show completely different expressions during the day and night🌞🌙 Activities you definitely want to try 🐪 Camel trekking: Riding a camel through the sand dunes makes you feel like you're in a caravan! 🏕️ Desert camping: Staying in a tent and spending the night under the starry sky will be an unforgettable memory✨ 🌅 Sunrise & sunset viewing: The orange-hued desert scenery is breathtakingly beautiful The Sahara Desert is not just a tourist destination, but a place where you can experience the grandeur of the Earth🌍 Try spending some luxurious time facing yourself in the silence and vastness of nature! #SaharaDesert #tripOverseasTravel

I wanted to visit the Sahara Desert🏜️ at least once in my life. It is so vast that it is said to be about 1/3 of the African continent! It's so big💦 In the Sahara Desert, you can experience riding a camel🐪, camping🏕️, stargazing⭐️, and many other things. I rode a camel🐪. It was a little scary, but it made me feel like I was in a caravan lol Also, the temperature difference in the desert is so large throughout the day that I really feel the harshness of nature. . But the sight of the desert🏜️ all around was really beautiful, and I'm glad I visited🌞 #Morocco #SaharaDesert

I should be the only one among the six of us who has never read San Mao’s works! So when wandering in the vast Sahara Desert, what I think of is not wandering or olive trees but... Shoot the vulture...shoot the lion...shoot the tiger... 😬🤣 On the way to the tent on camels, the group members happily talked about Sanmao's works and life, and even sang the song "Olive Tree". Then, one of them asked the Moroccan Berber man who helped us lead the camel if he knew Sanmao. Unexpectedly, he not only knew Sanmao but also read Sanmao's works in English translation. I suddenly felt ashamed. #this desert is not that desert #Children who grew up reading Jin Yong The Sahara Desert is the first highlight of your trip to Morocco! In October, in early autumn, although the sun is strong, it is not too hot (even a little cold! Especially when it is windy), which is really suitable for traveling. Watching the sunset, starry sky, and sunrise together in the desert with the important people in your life and a group of friends, what more could you ask for in a husband❤️. (Okay! I still have a small complaint! Even though we are famous for our international appetite, we were defeated by Moroccan food! Moroccan food is really not that good🥲)

On our trip to Morocco, we also went to the Sahara Desert. On the day of our arrival, we went to watch the sunset. This was where the camels came in. When I said I didn't want to ride one because it felt like I was a tourist, our guide explained that it was because you wouldn't be able to walk barefoot on the sand, which had been heated by the midday sun. I understood. The next morning, the temperature had dropped significantly overnight, so it wasn't hot even when barefoot. We were taken on foot to a scenic spot, where we were able to watch the sunrise. During my trip to Morocco, I had the incredible experience of visiting the Sahara Desert. On our arrival day, we went out to watch the sunset. That’s when the camels made their grand entrance! I felt a bit awkward, like a tourist, and jokingly expressed my hesitation. But our guide explained that walking barefoot on the hot sand under the blazing sun would be impossible, and I completely understood. The next morning, the temperature had significantly dropped overnight, making it comfortable to walk barefoot. We set off to a breathtaking viewpoint, where I was finally able to witness the stunning sunrise. It was a moment I’ll never forget.

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#freehotelstay catch my stride if you can 😜, The Sahara dessert is all about thriving and not catching feelings 😁, it maybe dry but it's full of adventures especially a trust steed. They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so take time out and behold the beauty in the simple things in life.

📍 Morocco Sahara Desert I participated in a local tour from Fez. It was the end of December, but the sun was warm during the day and I was sweating. After the sun went down, it got much colder, and since I was camping, I woke up freezing. I recommend bringing warm socks and hand warmers.

▽Sahara Desert When you think of Africa, the desert is the place you want to go. When you go to the desert, the thing you want to ride is, of course, a camel. I went to a place where I could realize my dreams as a traveler. The time spent riding a camel through the desert is the best. I went in the winter, so it was really cold even during the day, and I was dressed almost the same as I would be in Japan! ▽Recommended for People who want to go to the desert as safely as possible! Morocco has a good security situation, so you can travel relatively safely even in Africa. It is also recommended for people traveling to Africa for the first time. #AfricanTrip #OverseasTrip #Africa #Morocco