Discover the best attractions and experiences Erg Chebbi dunes has to offer
In the Erg Chebbi region, formal historic monuments are scarce, but the landscape carries the imprint of ancient caravan routes and desert settlements.
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The area has a few small museums focused on fossils, Sahara life and regional culture.
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Local mosques offer a glimpse into daily spiritual life in Merzouga and the surrounding villages.
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The Merzouga area is a gateway to the Sahara rather than large parks, with vast dunes offering natural spectacle.
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Explore the villages and neighboring oases that form the desert community around Erg Chebbi.
The hub of Erg Chebbi where desert camps line the edge of the dunes.
A nearby village that provides a quieter base for dune excursions.
Many activities around Erg Chebbi are free if you simply explore on foot and enjoy the landscape.
Watch the dunes glow as the sun rises over the Sahara.
Stroll the soft sands as the day cools and colors shift.
Experience a pristine night sky away from city lights.
Regionally inspired dishes and tea rituals showcase Berber and Moroccan flavors.
Learn to cook a traditional tagine with desert ingredients.
Pause for mint tea and Moroccan pastries in a desert camp.
Sample a classic Moroccan couscous prepared in the Sahara.
Evenings in desert camps often feature intimate performances and campfires.
Enjoy live traditional music and storytelling around a campfire.
Experience trance-tinged gnawa rhythms under the Saharan stars.
Desert camps offer cultural shows and interactive experiences under the night sky.
A short performance of local music, dance, and storytelling.
Local guides share legends of the Sahara.
Active ways to explore the dunes include riding and boarding on the sand.
Traditionally gliding across the dunes on a patient camel.
Slide down the dunes on a board for a thrilling ride.
Ride a quad across the sands with dune vistas.
For a deeper Sahara experience, consider longer trips and aerial views.
Soar over the dunes for a sky-high desert panorama.
A multi-day desert journey on camel caravans.
Explore remote dunes and desert landscapes by 4x4.